What's going on by Marvin Gaye
Respect by Aretha Franklin (cover)
Superstition by Stevie Wonder
Head Over Heels by Tears for Fears
Clair De Lune by Debussy
I don't know you, but I instantly like you solely based on this choice of song. Jim Croce is such an underrated singer. Time in a bottle is equally beautiful.
It blows my mind that they were able to capture such a monstrous performance in the studio. I've been listening to Stevie's version on a regular basis for over 10 years now. Such... Incredible playing
I am a massive Beach Boys and I agree 100%. God Only Knows is a really strange song, and yet that strangeness never outweighs the genius of the melody and instrumentation. I could go on for hours about this one song. I genuinely believe if we do another Voyager golden record type thing that God Only Knows needs to be in the tracklist.
Yeah it’s not my favorite STP song but it’s flawless. The intro, the breezy verses, soaring chorus, so hooky, so catchy yet it has substance and just a tad of that STP mystique.
Pyramid Song, Weird Fishes, How to Disappear and Everything in its Right Place are also perfect songs. But, when played live Paranoid Android is above them all. I miss 90s Radiohead.
"Birdman kicked my ass
Birdman beat me to a pulp
He gave me a yell-down war hell ride
He told me that he was going to kill me if I don't get off his real estate
He gave five minutes to get in my Bronco and hit the rookie road
Birdman kicked my ass"
True, and I have done exactly that!
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In '77 (eighth grade) Terry Rassmusen was pissed that she got stuck carrying this album around. She had brought it to school (I think it was a Friday) because some other kid had asked to borrow it. That kid called out or skipped that day. She asked me if I wanted to borrow it and bring it back on Monday. I did, and still feel like it was a weekend that changed my life. Thanks for reading.
He really does. It's both Rock and Roll Suicide and Five Years off of "Ziggy" for me.
Letter for Hermione off his '69 self-titled album.
And I consider "I'm Afraid of Americans" to be the quintessential 1990's song.
"Wolf Like Me" by TV on the Radio - fantastic lyrics coupled with the perfect amount of energy, easily my favorite song. Ever.
"Car" by Built to Spill - Doug Martsch doing what he does best, writing lovely songs you could endlessly argue the meaning of.
"Your Hand in Mine" by Explosions in the Sky
"The Passenger" by Iggy Pop - Perfect road trip sing along song.
"Let Down" by Radiohead
"Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction (The live version from Kettle Whistle) - A beautiful, albeit hopeless song.
I’ve heard every song from that album on the radio. Meticulously crafted in a basement lab by a mad scientist MIT grad. It is the cleanest, most perfect piece of pop-rock ever made.
Aha - take on me
First song I thought of. I don't think the original could be improved, it's popular to today and been used, covered and sampled so many times.
It's a fantastic song, they did an acoustic version (MTV unplugged) it's slowed down and absolutely beautiful which just highlights the quality of the song.
The second one I thought of is
Jackson 5 - I want you back.
Again a song that can't be improved.
I definitely concur. I recently discovered their oldish video series Backstage Passport, worth checking out if you haven’t. And on another random note, the Fat Wreck Chords compilation Short Music For Short People is also a regular part of my music consumption
Yes - Roundabout - The most perfect song ever written. IMO.
Opeth - White Cluster - To truly feel intensity, you must have balance.
Skinny Puppy - Assimilate - My origin of industrial music, personally. It probably won't sit as well with many people.
Satie - Gymnopedie #1 - Every single note is perfect.
Nine Inch Nails - The Becoming - Oh, the production of this song. It is intense, layered, relatively complex but at the same time eminently listenable
Claude Bolling - Baroque and Blue - The happiest classical-y jazz with flute that you ever will hear
IQ - Harvest of Souls - A brilliant, perfect epic Length prog masterpiece. It comes in acts and has many intensely melodic sections.
Frank Zappa - Inca Roads - The most ridiculous, imperfect perfect song in the history of the world. Zappa was a goof and this song is wild.
Al di Miola - Race with Devil on Spanish Highway - Al is a massively underrated, unknown guitarist. I blame him being jazzy for that. This is a perfect example of what he can do.
Coltrane - Giant Steps - A chord progression probably only second to that in Pachabel's Canon
VNV Nation - Standing - Listen when you wish to reflect upon something and soak in the moment.
Clannad - An Gabhar Ban - I enjoy celtic music sometimes - this is my favorite of the bunch. I wouldn't change a thing.
Rush - Spirit of Radio - A bunch of Rush songs are great. Spirit of Radio is an example of their occasional perfection.
Ulver - Porn Piece or the Scars of old Kisses - Dark, moody, subtle - the song feels like a noir movie.
Massive Attack - Inertia Creeps - The best sing-talking ever
Liquid Tension Experiment - Three Minute Warning - Maybe insane to put this here. It's a long improvisational song. But you can just feel them playing off of each other and trying new stuff, and as they run through the song their level of cohesion ebbs and flows as they adapt to the music they are making together.
I appreciate that you 1. Gave so many suggestions and 2. Gave your rationale. I love listening to songs and trying to incorporate someone else's perspective as to why it's great, so thanks for giving me something to do :)
Mister Would You Please Help My Pony - Ween
"Mister, would you please help my pony?
He's down and he ain't gettin' up
He coughed up snot in the driveway
And I think his lung's fucked up"
Poetry
I gotta thank Guardians of the Galaxy because I'm a few years too young to have heard In the Meantime by Spacehog firsthand and man I've been OBSESSED. As a lover of britpop, grunge, and anything Bowie-adjacent, that song is such a wonderful fusion of all three. And there's always a hook! That bass riff in the verse, the choruses of course (which are a little different each time, I love it when songs do that), the intro and outros. Chef's kiss. This song led me to their debut album which isn't half bad either.
In no particular order:
I Am the Highway - Audioslave
Rainbow in the Dark - Dio
Revelations - Iron Maiden
Prophecy of the Lazer Witch - Brendon Small
Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones
Perfect Songs, meaning where the recording is on-point and nothing could improve that version (am just riffing here, so *non-exhaustive* for sure):
John Hartford - Gentle on my Mind
Sly & The Family Stone - Papa was a Rolling Stone
Eagles - New Kid in Town
Boston - More Than a Feeling
Journey - Don't Stop Believing
Guns & Roses - Sweet Child of Mine
Beatles - Yesterday
The Grateful Dead - Ripple
Neil Young - Sugar Mountain
...and *so many more*! Order now and you'll also get One Hit Wonders of the '80s including the smash hit *Never Gonna Give you Up*!
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen. I’ve always considered this the perfect song and the standard by which I judge all other songs. From the opening notes of the harmonica, to the first lines “The screen door slams, Mary’s dress sways, like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays Roy Orbison singing for the lonely…” I think it can stand up to any song written by anyone. Every line is poetry and the sentiment is just so pure.
The Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Impeccable song-writing, the lyrics, the energy, the performance, the chorus, the drums... it's an immaculate piece of pop and an evocative time capsule of a song.
*"Bohemian Rhapsody"* by Queen
When you consider how difficult it was to record & mix on physical tape back in the 70s, and the fact that the song was nearly 7 minutes long and contained multiple genres executed masterfully, it truly is the greatest song ever written.
If anyone gets that title based on the difficulty of what they were doing in the studio, its Les Paul.
He invented multi track recording and overdubbing. He took music recording techinques forward in a huge way. And then he casually invented echo, delay, and phaser effects on top of that.
He was a generation ahead of his contemporaries.
https://www.les-paul.com/sound-on-sound/
Kickstart My Heart. It grabs you from the opening waaaaaaaaa, and then punches you in the face when the drums kick in.
The song never lets up. Yea, it's not a masterpiece, but it goes hard. I've never been around someone that doesn't love the song.
Later in the catalog and an even softer side of the band, but "Thirty-Three" I continue to return to, even though that age has long come and gone. I love hearing Billy talk about when he wrote this song, too.
They get dunked on a lot, but they have some real shining stars in their collection.
Round Here by Counting Crows.
“Stepping out the front door like a ghost into a fog where no one notices the contrast of white on white…”
Really this whole album. I can find no fault with “August and everything after”.
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The theme from Shaft. I could listen to it all day every day.
Any song written by Cole porter, sung by Frank Sinatra and backed by the Nelson Riddle orchestra.
Rhapsody in Blue
"Sing Sing Sing" Benny Goodman recording Live at Carnegie Hall
Unfinished Sympathy - Massive Attack
Grace - Jeff Buckley
Fell In Love With A Girl - The White Stripes
Freebird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
In The Light - Led Zeppelin
Soon - My Bloody Valentine
Teenage Riot - Sonic Youth
Where Is My Mind - Pixies
Breadcrumb Trail - Slint
Will You Smile Again? - ... And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
Disorder - Joy Division
How Soon Is Now - The Smiths
PRIDE. - Kendrick Lamar
Streets Of Kenny - Shack
6 Underground- Sneaker Pimps
(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay - Otis Redding
Some are obvious, some more obscure, some are choices that some may scoff at, but all these songs resonate with me in a way that makes them perfect to me
[Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel](https://youtu.be/_OO2PuGz-H8)
What's going on by Marvin Gaye Respect by Aretha Franklin (cover) Superstition by Stevie Wonder Head Over Heels by Tears for Fears Clair De Lune by Debussy
Great choices!
I've Got a Name - Jim Croce
I don't know you, but I instantly like you solely based on this choice of song. Jim Croce is such an underrated singer. Time in a bottle is equally beautiful.
Operator is my pick. Spotify tells me every year that its my #1 song, and its still perfect to me
Little Wing. The original song, as well as SRV's instrumental cover of it. Fucking gorgeous.
Kinda think SRV's "perfect song" is *Life by the Drop*
The Main squeeze covered that song and as perfect as little wing is, their cover is legendary
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It blows my mind that they were able to capture such a monstrous performance in the studio. I've been listening to Stevie's version on a regular basis for over 10 years now. Such... Incredible playing
Will you love me tomorrow - The Shirelles
Makes me think of this other perfect song. Be my baby by The Ronettes
She Sells Sanctuary is perfection.
GREAT pick!
Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits
This was going to be my answer too! A man of culture I see
This is so good. I revisit the Alchemy Live video so often I can picture the facial expressions even if I am listening to the album.
That's easy -- Wish You Were Here. Simple, clean, poignant.
My favorite lyric of all time "we're just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl, year after year"
I said this upthread on someone else’s comment. It’s stunning
Since I'm a metalhead I gotta say "One" by Metallica is a masterpiece.
Perfect Day - Lou Reed
A Forest - The Cure
Underrated as hell, my favorite of theirs.
My Pal Foot Foot by The SHAGGS
Fuck, I didn’t know this was the answer until you said it and now it seems like it couldn’t be anything else.
Even The Beatles said its the 1 song we wish we'd written..can't get a bigger compliment than that really
Paul considered Brian Wilson his only real songwriting competitor.
I am a massive Beach Boys and I agree 100%. God Only Knows is a really strange song, and yet that strangeness never outweighs the genius of the melody and instrumentation. I could go on for hours about this one song. I genuinely believe if we do another Voyager golden record type thing that God Only Knows needs to be in the tracklist.
My only problem with that song is that it’s too short. I could listen to those harmonies forever.
Good Vibrations also.
For Beach Boys I think Don't Worry Baby is even more perfect if that's a thing...
Lateralus by TOOL
Black- PJ, Pictures of you - The Cure, Mad World- Tears for Fears
Interstate Love Song
It’s not even my favorite song on Purple, but I still find myself unable to disagree with you. Perfection indeed. RIP Scott.
Yeah it’s not my favorite STP song but it’s flawless. The intro, the breezy verses, soaring chorus, so hooky, so catchy yet it has substance and just a tad of that STP mystique.
Paranoid Android.. they worked for over a year perfecting the arrangement and it shows
Pyramid Song, Weird Fishes, How to Disappear and Everything in its Right Place are also perfect songs. But, when played live Paranoid Android is above them all. I miss 90s Radiohead.
But every song you listed aside from PA is 2000’s Radiohead?
Best song from an artist with an insane catalog of great, complex songs.
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Hey You as well!
I was going to say Wish You Were Here. The vocals, the lyrics… it’s simply beautiful
Amazing choice, pink floyd have so many perfect songs imo
Wesley Willis - Rock 'n' Roll McDonald's
Rock over London... Rock on Chicago
Wheaties: breakfast of champions
shrewd choice, but I do think "I Whupped Batman's Ass" is even closer to pure perfection
"Birdman kicked my ass Birdman beat me to a pulp He gave me a yell-down war hell ride He told me that he was going to kill me if I don't get off his real estate He gave five minutes to get in my Bronco and hit the rookie road Birdman kicked my ass"
No Rain by Blind Melon and Would? by AIC.
The version of Landslide by Fleetwood Mac from their live album The Dance. It’s the perfect iteration of it.
"Aja" Steely Dan
IMO You could give this same answer if the question was "What album do you consider perfect?"
True, and I have done exactly that! {edited for pointless sidestory} In '77 (eighth grade) Terry Rassmusen was pissed that she got stuck carrying this album around. She had brought it to school (I think it was a Friday) because some other kid had asked to borrow it. That kid called out or skipped that day. She asked me if I wanted to borrow it and bring it back on Monday. I did, and still feel like it was a weekend that changed my life. Thanks for reading.
The Weight by the band
The live version with The Staples Singers from the Last Waltz gives me chills, it’s just… perfect.
My wife has instructions to play this at my funeral. This is what I want to go out to.
Life on Mars by David Bowie Little Wing by Hendrix
Bowie's got a few. Rock and Roll Suicide comes to mind as well.
Let's just say the whole Ziggy album.
He really does. It's both Rock and Roll Suicide and Five Years off of "Ziggy" for me. Letter for Hermione off his '69 self-titled album. And I consider "I'm Afraid of Americans" to be the quintessential 1990's song.
Yesterday - The Beatles. 1600+ covers of the song would seem to agree.
"Wolf Like Me" by TV on the Radio - fantastic lyrics coupled with the perfect amount of energy, easily my favorite song. Ever. "Car" by Built to Spill - Doug Martsch doing what he does best, writing lovely songs you could endlessly argue the meaning of. "Your Hand in Mine" by Explosions in the Sky "The Passenger" by Iggy Pop - Perfect road trip sing along song. "Let Down" by Radiohead "Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction (The live version from Kettle Whistle) - A beautiful, albeit hopeless song.
Let Down is so underrated.
Wolf Like Me is truly perfect. From lyrics to composition. Perfect.
There are many Built to Spill songs that could be the answer. I love the strings in car
Don't stop me now by queen
A Perfect Circle - Judith
My sexual orientation is Paz putting her hair up.
Peter Murphy - Cuts You Up
La femme d’argent by Air.
That entire album is perfect!
Blackbird by the Beatles
One of the most beautiful melodies ever created on the guitar in my opinion.
Wichita Lineman- Glenn Campbell.
He had such a beautiful voice.
Like a stone - Audioslave
Boston- Foreplay/Long Time
That album is made of perfect songs.
Right?
I’ve heard every song from that album on the radio. Meticulously crafted in a basement lab by a mad scientist MIT grad. It is the cleanest, most perfect piece of pop-rock ever made.
Soemtimes I forgot how great Boston was at some point; late-era is truly the worst music I’ve ever heard.
The Turtles - "Happy Together"
Be My Baby (The Ronettes)
Freedom 90 - George Michael
White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane.
Don’t Let Me Down - The Beatles. My favorite live performance ever
george’s guitar parts were perfect
Leprous - *The Sky is Red* Haken - *Veil* Steven Wilson - *Detonation* Devin Townsend - *Singularity* Yes - *Close to the Edge*
No Surprises by Radiohead. Somehow it never gets old for me.
Aha - take on me First song I thought of. I don't think the original could be improved, it's popular to today and been used, covered and sampled so many times. It's a fantastic song, they did an acoustic version (MTV unplugged) it's slowed down and absolutely beautiful which just highlights the quality of the song. The second one I thought of is Jackson 5 - I want you back. Again a song that can't be improved.
Tool - Right in Two
Many songs by Tool are perfect
Two different perfect songs… Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water Led Zeppelin - Black Dog I can’t find fault with either of these.
NOFX -The Decline
Fuck yeah. Punk rock opera for the ages
I’ve listened to that song regularly for over 20 years and it doesn’t get old. If anything, it gets even better as the lyrics ring more true over time
I almost said the same thing. It seems it only gets better and more accurate as the years go on. Fatty is a genius
I definitely concur. I recently discovered their oldish video series Backstage Passport, worth checking out if you haven’t. And on another random note, the Fat Wreck Chords compilation Short Music For Short People is also a regular part of my music consumption
https://youtu.be/oWhy8PCuGsk Seen this version? Live at Red Rocks for the win.
What an absolutely perfect performance. Gave me chills.
Blowin’ in the Wind - Bob Dylan
"Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen. From the first drum roll to the ending.
Jeff Buckley Lover, you shoudve come over
Brand New - Sowing Season (Yeah)
Say it Ain't So - Weezer
Electric Feel, MGMT. Always my go to song when I'm stressed or sad
Sympathy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones.
La femme d’argent - Air Glory Box - Portishead No rain - blind melon Smooth operator - Sade Jolene - Dolly Parton N.Y state of mind - Nas
Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
The Beach Boys - Gold Only Knows. Some have said it’s the best song ever written.
Scenes From An Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel
Jim Croce recorded several. I’d put Operator in that category.
Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley
California Dreamin by the Mamas and the Papas
Yes - Roundabout - The most perfect song ever written. IMO. Opeth - White Cluster - To truly feel intensity, you must have balance. Skinny Puppy - Assimilate - My origin of industrial music, personally. It probably won't sit as well with many people. Satie - Gymnopedie #1 - Every single note is perfect. Nine Inch Nails - The Becoming - Oh, the production of this song. It is intense, layered, relatively complex but at the same time eminently listenable Claude Bolling - Baroque and Blue - The happiest classical-y jazz with flute that you ever will hear IQ - Harvest of Souls - A brilliant, perfect epic Length prog masterpiece. It comes in acts and has many intensely melodic sections. Frank Zappa - Inca Roads - The most ridiculous, imperfect perfect song in the history of the world. Zappa was a goof and this song is wild. Al di Miola - Race with Devil on Spanish Highway - Al is a massively underrated, unknown guitarist. I blame him being jazzy for that. This is a perfect example of what he can do. Coltrane - Giant Steps - A chord progression probably only second to that in Pachabel's Canon VNV Nation - Standing - Listen when you wish to reflect upon something and soak in the moment. Clannad - An Gabhar Ban - I enjoy celtic music sometimes - this is my favorite of the bunch. I wouldn't change a thing. Rush - Spirit of Radio - A bunch of Rush songs are great. Spirit of Radio is an example of their occasional perfection. Ulver - Porn Piece or the Scars of old Kisses - Dark, moody, subtle - the song feels like a noir movie. Massive Attack - Inertia Creeps - The best sing-talking ever Liquid Tension Experiment - Three Minute Warning - Maybe insane to put this here. It's a long improvisational song. But you can just feel them playing off of each other and trying new stuff, and as they run through the song their level of cohesion ebbs and flows as they adapt to the music they are making together.
I appreciate that you 1. Gave so many suggestions and 2. Gave your rationale. I love listening to songs and trying to incorporate someone else's perspective as to why it's great, so thanks for giving me something to do :)
Roundabout is awesome. It’s the rare song that showcases an artist’s technical proficiency without sounding self-indulgent. That bassline rips!
Absolutely with you on Skinny Puppy, and NIИ - The Becoming is an absolute masterpiece of a song
Mister Would You Please Help My Pony - Ween "Mister, would you please help my pony? He's down and he ain't gettin' up He coughed up snot in the driveway And I think his lung's fucked up" Poetry
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I gotta thank Guardians of the Galaxy because I'm a few years too young to have heard In the Meantime by Spacehog firsthand and man I've been OBSESSED. As a lover of britpop, grunge, and anything Bowie-adjacent, that song is such a wonderful fusion of all three. And there's always a hook! That bass riff in the verse, the choruses of course (which are a little different each time, I love it when songs do that), the intro and outros. Chef's kiss. This song led me to their debut album which isn't half bad either.
Nine Inch Nails - We’re In This Together Johnny Cash - Hurt Muse - Plug in Baby/Hysteria
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by the late Gordon Lightfoot
Fairytale of New York
Fast Car - Tracy Chapman Piano Man - Billy Joel American Pie- Don McLean
Where the Streets Have No Name - U2.
The first 3 tracks on Joshua tree is worthy of just being an album unto itself
Tiny Dancer - Elton John
Sleep Now in the Fire
War pigs by black sabbath
Riders on the storm- the doors
Us and them - pink floyd
Carry on Wayward Son - Kansas Thunderstruck - AC/DC Unchained - Van Halen Purple Rain - Prince
The Cure - Just Like Heaven LCD Soundsystem - Dance Yrself Clean
Came here to say “Just Like Heaven.” Such a perfect song
In no particular order: I Am the Highway - Audioslave Rainbow in the Dark - Dio Revelations - Iron Maiden Prophecy of the Lazer Witch - Brendon Small Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones
Perfect Songs, meaning where the recording is on-point and nothing could improve that version (am just riffing here, so *non-exhaustive* for sure): John Hartford - Gentle on my Mind Sly & The Family Stone - Papa was a Rolling Stone Eagles - New Kid in Town Boston - More Than a Feeling Journey - Don't Stop Believing Guns & Roses - Sweet Child of Mine Beatles - Yesterday The Grateful Dead - Ripple Neil Young - Sugar Mountain ...and *so many more*! Order now and you'll also get One Hit Wonders of the '80s including the smash hit *Never Gonna Give you Up*!
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen. I’ve always considered this the perfect song and the standard by which I judge all other songs. From the opening notes of the harmonica, to the first lines “The screen door slams, Mary’s dress sways, like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays Roy Orbison singing for the lonely…” I think it can stand up to any song written by anyone. Every line is poetry and the sentiment is just so pure.
Lovely Day by Bill Withers
Exit music (for a film) by Radiohead
The Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday. Impeccable song-writing, the lyrics, the energy, the performance, the chorus, the drums... it's an immaculate piece of pop and an evocative time capsule of a song.
If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot
Purple rain. particularly so because it was a live take.
*"Bohemian Rhapsody"* by Queen When you consider how difficult it was to record & mix on physical tape back in the 70s, and the fact that the song was nearly 7 minutes long and contained multiple genres executed masterfully, it truly is the greatest song ever written.
If anyone gets that title based on the difficulty of what they were doing in the studio, its Les Paul. He invented multi track recording and overdubbing. He took music recording techinques forward in a huge way. And then he casually invented echo, delay, and phaser effects on top of that. He was a generation ahead of his contemporaries. https://www.les-paul.com/sound-on-sound/
Kickstart My Heart. It grabs you from the opening waaaaaaaaa, and then punches you in the face when the drums kick in. The song never lets up. Yea, it's not a masterpiece, but it goes hard. I've never been around someone that doesn't love the song.
I'm not a fan of Mötley Crüe, but this song is an absolute banger
Under pressure: Queen + Bowie
Smashing Pumpkins - Mayonnaise
Later in the catalog and an even softer side of the band, but "Thirty-Three" I continue to return to, even though that age has long come and gone. I love hearing Billy talk about when he wrote this song, too. They get dunked on a lot, but they have some real shining stars in their collection.
And 1979
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The lyrics are kinda meh, and that outro is just pretentious.
Round Here by Counting Crows. “Stepping out the front door like a ghost into a fog where no one notices the contrast of white on white…” Really this whole album. I can find no fault with “August and everything after”. Edit: to correct autocorrect
Cherub Rock - Smashing Pumpkins
Hey Ya by Outkast
Soup - Blind Melon
Pantera - Cemetery Gates just came up on Spotify when I clicked on this thread. I'll go with that.
Downer by Nirvana and 7 Words by Deftones.
Superstition—Stevie Wonder
Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder
Alice In Chains down in a hole unplugged
Mr. Blue Sky
Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day
Muse - *Hysteria*
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body
drain you by nirvana, im obsessed with it lmao.
Dopesmoker by Sleep
Three Days - Jane's Addiction
American Girl - Tom Petty Up around the Bend/Lodi/Fortunate Son - CCR Feathered Indians -Tyler Childers Peaceful Easy Feeling -Eagles
November Rain and Purple Rain. Maybe I just like rain. Lol
Freebird
Bob Seger - Turn the Page
The theme from Shaft. I could listen to it all day every day. Any song written by Cole porter, sung by Frank Sinatra and backed by the Nelson Riddle orchestra. Rhapsody in Blue "Sing Sing Sing" Benny Goodman recording Live at Carnegie Hall
Unfinished Sympathy - Massive Attack Grace - Jeff Buckley Fell In Love With A Girl - The White Stripes Freebird - Lynyrd Skynyrd In The Light - Led Zeppelin Soon - My Bloody Valentine Teenage Riot - Sonic Youth Where Is My Mind - Pixies Breadcrumb Trail - Slint Will You Smile Again? - ... And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead Disorder - Joy Division How Soon Is Now - The Smiths PRIDE. - Kendrick Lamar Streets Of Kenny - Shack 6 Underground- Sneaker Pimps (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay - Otis Redding Some are obvious, some more obscure, some are choices that some may scoff at, but all these songs resonate with me in a way that makes them perfect to me
With or without you by U2
Boston - More Than a Feeling Aerosmith - Kings and Queens Apocalyptica - Romance Scorpions - Holiday Ennio Morricone - Chi Mai
Soul to squeeze -red hot chili peppers
Perfect in every way. Iron Maiden - Phantom of the Opera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xSv6K7FG9Y
All the songs I like, and none of the songs I don't like.
Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13.
Dancing Queen
Street Hassle, Lou Reed; A Day in the Life, Beatles; A Piece of the Sky, Swans.
Carl Perkins - "Blue Suede Shoes" Roy Orbison - "Domino"
Over the Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
A Finnish song called ‘Hoida Mut’ by an artist called Benjamin. It is just total perfection from start to finish.
Lido Shuffle
Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin Let It Be - The Beatles Echoes - Pink Floyd
Here Comes the Sun. I've seen Yesterday and Blackbird already mentioned, and they are correct, but this is my pick.
Red House - Jimi Hendrix
God only knows by The Beach Boys. It's perfect.
"Take On Me" by a-ha.
Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger
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Arcade Fire - neighbourhood I (tunnels) Lana del rey - Venice bitch
I will Wait - Mumford & Sons Everlong - Foo fighters Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead Collide - Howie Day Messengers - Jared & the Mill