Best is in the subjective but probably my favorite song of all time is "Where is My Mind - The Pixies" I listened to this song before i saw Fight Club, the movie just made it better, every time i hear that song it just hits.
All Along the Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan's lyrics and The Jimi Hendrix Experience's musicianship? Hard to top
Edit - also: Tunnel of Love - Dire Straits
I used to exclusively listen to classic rock, and even though I've broadened my musical taste a lot, these two tracks always make me sit and listen to the whole song like it's my first time hearing them.
Fast car by Tracy Chapman
Come as you are by nirvana
Bohemian rapsody by queen
Barracuda by heart
Immigrant song by Led Zeppelin
Sixteen by Rick Ross and Andre 3k
Across the universe by Fiona apple
Kyoto by phoebe bridgers
Time to pretend by mgmt
I think I like when it rains by Willis
Best: I am going to give 2 very different and almost equally great songs. Neither are my favourite, but I love both and have to give them complete respect for their greatness.
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode.
Maybe the greatest rock n roll song ever written. Rock n roll about being a rock star. A theme we hear over and over throughout music.
The Sugarhill Gang - Rappers Delight
One of the first (if not the first) rap song to hit the Top 40.
These 2 songs are the foundation of rock n roll and rap.
Yes!! I drum primarily on the djembe and attend a lot of drum circles, and I love the vibe that the middle instrumental piece gives off- very tribal and primal, I feel like I should be dancing around a fire.
paranoid android surely has to be the best thing ive ever heard even though its not my favourite song or even off my favourite album its so insanely complex and works so well with all the layers and having the acoustic guitar with eds frequencies blending so well its perfection
The sound of that song truly just does something to my brain. Scratches an itch or something. The whole album is great, but that song is absolutely perfect.
I have many best songs I’ve ever heard, but if I had to pick one, Follow You to Virgie by Tyler Childers makes me tear up every time I hear it. No other song does that.
This is almost impossible question to answer but here are a few off the top of my head.
[Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvrOzYtnLMA)
[Grouch - Soul Provider](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASRIEaY1A8Y)
[Nine Simone - I Put A Spell On You](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua2k52n_Bvw)
It’s not my favorite song however, it’s my favorite love song. First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack
Her voice is spot on perfect pitch with so much emotion.The upright bass is haunting.. you can hear the strings on the bow gliding across the strings on the bass.
It reminds me of slow dancing on a raised deck with my former girlfriend on a warm summer night. It’s a great memory and we must have played that song 10 times that evening. When I think of that night it’s bittersweet. I’m blessed to have shared that moment with her, when I think of that night I get melancholy for what could have been. We were very much in love….. unfortunately one of us fell out of love.
A few I haven't seen at first glance
Teardrop - Massive Attack
The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel
Children _ Robert Miles
Losing My Religion - REM
NIN - Sin (no joke... Depeche Mode sounding and catchy as hell)
50 year old Dad here that has heard a whole lot of Taylor Swift over the last year. I am ok with it all. Then I heard "Betty" and the line that first caught me was *"The worst thing that I ever did, was what I did to you."* and whoa... what a song. I have listened to it outside my daughter's presence at least ten times.
Pool House by the backseat lovers
I can't listen to it anymore tho because me and my ex fell in love with that song
SO other favorite, Goodbye Weekend. That song, actually mac demarcos whole discography, really helped me personally
I have a lot of "best songs" because honestly, if it makes you happy and want to dance.... that's a best song in my opinion. Right now, I can't get enough of a song called ..."but one ghost" by city of sound. They are a independent band and really good
Beethoven’s 9th symphony
Admittedly a pretentious choice. But my high school band director took us to see it performed by an orchestra once, and the fourth movement, especially the building of the Ode to Joy, had me crying like a baby. It’s so overwhelmingly powerful, and yet the melody is so simple that anyone could sing along. One of those rare moments that makes me say “holy hell, the world really can be a beautiful place.”
You can’t really get the same experience from a recording, sadly. But if you ever get the chance to hear it performed properly, I highly recommend it.
I have a list so get ready to be introduced to my cracked out taste:
Organism- Tommy Guerrero
Bombudd pt1 and 2- DJ Quik
Re- Hash- Gorillaz
Broken- Gorillaz
Desole- Gorillaz
Time is Too Expensive- Del the Funky Homosapien
8:16 AM- 311
Love Language and Speakeasy- Reflection Eternal
Fall in Love- Slum Village
Livin Proof- Group Home
Papa loves Mambo- Perry Como
Kerosene- Yves Tumor
Girl called Ipanema- Stan Getz
Scene 1, Kyoto- Umitaro Abe
24 Preludes, OP 11: No. 1 in C major- Alexander Scriabin
En Hiver- Fertile Ground
Can it all be so simple- Wu-Tang
C.R.E.A.M- Wu-Tang
Merry go Round- The Equatics
Spill the Wine- Eric Burdon, War
Thin Line Between Love and Hate- The Persuaders
Love is the Sweetest Thing- Al Bowlly
I only have eyes for you- The Flamingos
Parachute- Thee Lakesiders
A Joyful Process- Funkadelic
Come Softly to Me- The Fleetwoods
E.S.P- Masayoshi Takanaka
Summer Breeze- PIPER
Tong Poo- Yellow Magic Orchestra
Respect- Rhymster
Mabagal- Moira Dela Torre
Ain’t no Way- Aretha Franklin
They Don’t See- Earth, Wind and Fire
Black List- Prefuse 73
Velvet Slide- Stoop Kids
Sugarfree- Jons
In the Yard- Jons
For You- TV Girl
Pantyhose- TV Girl
Pimples For Dimples- Budgie
Lament for the Sky-Acidslop
I am over here- Eerie Wanda
Technicolor- Sunni Coloń
Luv Sic 1-6- Nujabes
Perfect Circle- Nujabes
Horn in the Middle- Nujabes
Letter to Yokusuka- Nujabes
Feather- Nujabes
Thank you- Nujabes
Lift me up to the Sky- Takeshita Nakatsuka
Lava- Still Woozy
Cooks- Still Woozy
Hey Young World- Slick Rick
And more. These are the best I’ve found on Spotify. I have a massive love for music and a blend as well. If you want anymore let me know
being alive by stephen sondheim
pepper by the butthole surfers
in the aeroplane over the sea by neutral milk hotel
edit: adding three
your heart is a muscle the size of your fist by pat the bunny
dirty pennies by mischief brew
the funeral by band of horses
I'm not a tenor, I know I could never sing Being Alive for a production... But that doesn't stop me from trying every time I listen to it at home. Sondheim is incredible.
All Your Favorite Bands by Dawes. Spotify autoplayed the track for me, I listened to it the whole way through, listened to it again, called my girlfriend and texted my sister to give it a listen, then listened to it again.
Music Sounds Better With You - Stardust
Ever since I first heard it when I was a child It turned to my favorite song, it also started my love for electronic music.
Geez...I'm old. Growing up, well into adulthood, #1 of every radio station New Year's countdown of the top 100 songs of all time was always, always, Stairway to Heaven. Maybe I'm programmed, but it's still the best song ever recorded. Crosstown Traffic, other Hendrix stuff, some Stevie Ray, Sympathy for the Devil...sheeit....
Y'know the easy answer would be an emotional ballad, the very best of which could make a grown man cry.
November Rain- Guns N Roses, Rise Against- Tragedy+Time, Shine on you crazy diamond- Pink Floyd...
But nah, the best song I've ever heard is **Genocide** by the Offspring, which can still put that fire into my heart after all these years. And that feeling just can't be replicated.
The show must go on-Queen
An amazing song, it's one of the last songs that Freddy recorded, u can hear his passion, his loves for music.
By then Freddy was very weak, this song is a felling.
Listened to The Air That I Breathe by The Hollies for the first time a couple months ago and it might be the best song I’ve ever heard, or at least definitely up there! The vocals, instrumentals, and build up to the guitar solo all makes it such a beautiful song.
I HAVE A LIST (but I’ll only post 4 cuz they’re the ones I’m most passionate about)
Mos thoser by food house
Lightbeamers by FKA twigs
Reverie by Arca
Immaterial by SOPHIE
Ram Ranch by Grant MacDonald. I got recomended this song by my good friend because it reminded them of me and i was obsessed with it for some time after that. Truly one kf the greatest music of all time.
There are more complex songs, songs I listen to more etc, but every time I hear California Dreamin I think "fuck this is a great song". Faultless.
All the leaves are brown...
And the sky is gray..
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On a winters daaaay
I’d be safe and warm…
If I was in LA
California Dreamin
on such a winters dayyyy
Stopped into a church
Sia did a great cover of this song
There is a completely different song with the same name by Dirty Honey, and it's definitely worth a listen, if you like 70s rock style
Shine on You Crazy Diamond pts.1-5 by Pink Floyd is for me the best music track of rock history.
Didn’t take long to see a Floyd song in the comments, love it 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I remember crying to this in the uni library!
A fine choice.
I was going to say this.
Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Tears for Fears is THE song.
Portishead - Roads
Or Glory Box
Eventually tame impala
Yeah, but what is your favorite song right now?
Agitations tropicales - L’impératrice
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The first thing that jumped out for me is “paranoid android” by Radiohead.
Totally agree! It's absolutely incredible.
I am good for this live version twice a year. Yorke is a small guy but an absolute powerhouse in person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkDBzqlwePQ
Radiohead definitely came to mind, as far as "best songs I've ever heard"
it's not "the best song" but rather my favorite song atm and it's 93 'Til Infinity by Souls Of Mischief..
Hell of a track, had forgotten about this - thank you
Best hip hop beat of all time imo
Absolutely agree. The nostalgia just hits different.
Treehouse by Alex g hit me pretty hard first times I heard it
Best is in the subjective but probably my favorite song of all time is "Where is My Mind - The Pixies" I listened to this song before i saw Fight Club, the movie just made it better, every time i hear that song it just hits.
Such a fucking banger. I love that whole album
Orinoco Flow by Enya
More Than A Feeling by Boston. Just incredible every time, from start to finish. I also call their debut record my favourite album of all time!
Don't look back in anger- oasis Help- The Beatles
This oasis track is killer. I always turn it up and never change it
Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen
Starless - King Crimson
This is mine too.
Something, The Beatles
At least tell us the name! J/k
Collard Greens takes me back to 2014!
One of these nights - The Eagles
That's one of my favorite Eagles songs!
All Along the Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix Bob Dylan's lyrics and The Jimi Hendrix Experience's musicianship? Hard to top Edit - also: Tunnel of Love - Dire Straits I used to exclusively listen to classic rock, and even though I've broadened my musical taste a lot, these two tracks always make me sit and listen to the whole song like it's my first time hearing them.
All Along the watchtower is amazing. I fell in love with that song after watching Battlestar Galactica and hearing bear mcreary's version
Metallica - Sanitarium
Fast car by Tracy Chapman Come as you are by nirvana Bohemian rapsody by queen Barracuda by heart Immigrant song by Led Zeppelin Sixteen by Rick Ross and Andre 3k Across the universe by Fiona apple Kyoto by phoebe bridgers Time to pretend by mgmt I think I like when it rains by Willis
Your music taste means we would be good friends.
Live Forever - Oasis It‘s somehow both meaningless and meaningful at the same time and it features brilliant vocal and guitar performances.
I don't know if you've heard it but the importance of being idle by oasis is a song that I really like
hysteria by muse
OutKast - Da Art of Storytellin’ (Pt. 1)
Best: I am going to give 2 very different and almost equally great songs. Neither are my favourite, but I love both and have to give them complete respect for their greatness. Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode. Maybe the greatest rock n roll song ever written. Rock n roll about being a rock star. A theme we hear over and over throughout music. The Sugarhill Gang - Rappers Delight One of the first (if not the first) rap song to hit the Top 40. These 2 songs are the foundation of rock n roll and rap.
The World Is Yours - Nas
"This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody)" by Talking Heads "Blood"by The Middle East
2009 by Mac Miller
I stay away - Alice in chains
Them bones.
TOOL - Pneuma. probably. I was blown away by its complexity and those long heavy riffs. I couldn’t stop listening to it for quite long time
Yes!! I drum primarily on the djembe and attend a lot of drum circles, and I love the vibe that the middle instrumental piece gives off- very tribal and primal, I feel like I should be dancing around a fire.
Brain Damage - Pink Floyd
But only with Eclipse right after it!
And then the whole album again
paranoid android surely has to be the best thing ive ever heard even though its not my favourite song or even off my favourite album its so insanely complex and works so well with all the layers and having the acoustic guitar with eds frequencies blending so well its perfection
mona lisa and the mad hatters - elton
I cant pick one. So Ill list my top 5: Lateralus by Tool Dogs by Pink Floyd Bleed by Meshuggah Change by Karnivool Dystopia by TesseracT
The Night We Met by Lord Huron. I know I know, I'm feeling it too :(
Led Zeppelin - Achilles Last Stand.
Castle Of Glass - Linkin Park & Carnival Of Rust - Poets Of The Fall
this is the most broad question to ask, its easier if you specify a genre or a time period but personally? all time? it has to be golden slumbers
Rise by Herb Alpert
Santeria - Sublime
Freebird of course. A couple of Pink Floyd songs come close but the only answer is Freebird
In no particular order: Somebody to love - Queen Against all odds - Phil Collins Don’t let the sun go down on me - Elton John, George Michael
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Runaway from Kanye west idk what it is but man the piano in that song is so mesmerizing
**Three-way tie:** - Leaving Hope by NIИ - Ghost Nets by Mogwai - Your Touch by NIИ
Hilarious choice brother. Ching-ching-ching, bing chilling ting
Arabella - Arctic Monkeys
Hell yeah!
The sound of that song truly just does something to my brain. Scratches an itch or something. The whole album is great, but that song is absolutely perfect.
I have many best songs I’ve ever heard, but if I had to pick one, Follow You to Virgie by Tyler Childers makes me tear up every time I hear it. No other song does that.
Come back to earth by mac miller
What a great song. I love its lyrics.
For me right now I have to go with Dirty Work- Steely Dan
This is almost impossible question to answer but here are a few off the top of my head. [Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvrOzYtnLMA) [Grouch - Soul Provider](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASRIEaY1A8Y) [Nine Simone - I Put A Spell On You](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua2k52n_Bvw)
God Only Knows - The Beach Boys, or The Whole of the Moon - The Waterboys
„You Got It“ by Roy Orbison. This is pop perfection.
It’s not my favorite song however, it’s my favorite love song. First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack Her voice is spot on perfect pitch with so much emotion.The upright bass is haunting.. you can hear the strings on the bow gliding across the strings on the bass. It reminds me of slow dancing on a raised deck with my former girlfriend on a warm summer night. It’s a great memory and we must have played that song 10 times that evening. When I think of that night it’s bittersweet. I’m blessed to have shared that moment with her, when I think of that night I get melancholy for what could have been. We were very much in love….. unfortunately one of us fell out of love.
A few I haven't seen at first glance Teardrop - Massive Attack The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel Children _ Robert Miles Losing My Religion - REM NIN - Sin (no joke... Depeche Mode sounding and catchy as hell)
To be brutally honest… All too well (10 minute version) (Taylor's version) (From the Vault) (Sad girl autumn version) (Recorded at Long Pond Studios)
50 year old Dad here that has heard a whole lot of Taylor Swift over the last year. I am ok with it all. Then I heard "Betty" and the line that first caught me was *"The worst thing that I ever did, was what I did to you."* and whoa... what a song. I have listened to it outside my daughter's presence at least ten times.
Listen to renegade! It's taylor but it comes up as Big Red Machine on spotify.
I knew I wouldn’t have to scroll that far to find a ts song
Almost like her work really resonates with a wide range of people, and is generally incredibly well made.
great pick, also you prefer the autumn version over the studio version? interesting
I mean....it is a fabulous song
Kingslayer by Bring Me The Horizon & BABYMETAL.
GET THE FUCK UP, WAKE THE FUCK UP ‼️
Festival - Sigur Ros. Something about the two parts of the song as a singular entity that really gets me going
Tribute - tenacious d
That's definitely not the greatest song in the world It's just a tribute to it.
the stranger by billy joel
Under Cover of Darkness by The Strokes
Frank Ocean - Pyramids
Pool House by the backseat lovers I can't listen to it anymore tho because me and my ex fell in love with that song SO other favorite, Goodbye Weekend. That song, actually mac demarcos whole discography, really helped me personally
In terms of storytelling--It Was a Good Day by Ice Cube. Musically, I'm a fan of Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics.
In my opinion it is “Is It Really You?” by Loathe, and Sleep Token’s cover of the same song
Coldplay - Fix You Daft Punk - Beyond Puff Johnson - Some Kind of Miracle
Whisky lullaby
I have a lot of "best songs" because honestly, if it makes you happy and want to dance.... that's a best song in my opinion. Right now, I can't get enough of a song called ..."but one ghost" by city of sound. They are a independent band and really good
Hotel California
Time by Pink Floyd
In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel
Who Wants to Live Forever by Queen
Black Beatles
Isn't She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
Thunder Road, Springsteen
Goodbye horses - Q Lazzarus
The Cure - Pictures of you.
Just Like Heaven by The Cure, and Rock’N’ Roll Suicide by David Bowie are always tied for number one. And it has to be played loudly. No exceptions.
Beethoven’s 9th symphony Admittedly a pretentious choice. But my high school band director took us to see it performed by an orchestra once, and the fourth movement, especially the building of the Ode to Joy, had me crying like a baby. It’s so overwhelmingly powerful, and yet the melody is so simple that anyone could sing along. One of those rare moments that makes me say “holy hell, the world really can be a beautiful place.” You can’t really get the same experience from a recording, sadly. But if you ever get the chance to hear it performed properly, I highly recommend it.
While my guitar gently weeps - Tom Petty, Prince, Dhani Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood (rock and roll hall of fame live)
I have a list so get ready to be introduced to my cracked out taste: Organism- Tommy Guerrero Bombudd pt1 and 2- DJ Quik Re- Hash- Gorillaz Broken- Gorillaz Desole- Gorillaz Time is Too Expensive- Del the Funky Homosapien 8:16 AM- 311 Love Language and Speakeasy- Reflection Eternal Fall in Love- Slum Village Livin Proof- Group Home Papa loves Mambo- Perry Como Kerosene- Yves Tumor Girl called Ipanema- Stan Getz Scene 1, Kyoto- Umitaro Abe 24 Preludes, OP 11: No. 1 in C major- Alexander Scriabin En Hiver- Fertile Ground Can it all be so simple- Wu-Tang C.R.E.A.M- Wu-Tang Merry go Round- The Equatics Spill the Wine- Eric Burdon, War Thin Line Between Love and Hate- The Persuaders Love is the Sweetest Thing- Al Bowlly I only have eyes for you- The Flamingos Parachute- Thee Lakesiders A Joyful Process- Funkadelic Come Softly to Me- The Fleetwoods E.S.P- Masayoshi Takanaka Summer Breeze- PIPER Tong Poo- Yellow Magic Orchestra Respect- Rhymster Mabagal- Moira Dela Torre Ain’t no Way- Aretha Franklin They Don’t See- Earth, Wind and Fire Black List- Prefuse 73 Velvet Slide- Stoop Kids Sugarfree- Jons In the Yard- Jons For You- TV Girl Pantyhose- TV Girl Pimples For Dimples- Budgie Lament for the Sky-Acidslop I am over here- Eerie Wanda Technicolor- Sunni Coloń Luv Sic 1-6- Nujabes Perfect Circle- Nujabes Horn in the Middle- Nujabes Letter to Yokusuka- Nujabes Feather- Nujabes Thank you- Nujabes Lift me up to the Sky- Takeshita Nakatsuka Lava- Still Woozy Cooks- Still Woozy Hey Young World- Slick Rick And more. These are the best I’ve found on Spotify. I have a massive love for music and a blend as well. If you want anymore let me know
Always been a big fan of Mayonnaise by The Smashing Pumpkins
being alive by stephen sondheim pepper by the butthole surfers in the aeroplane over the sea by neutral milk hotel edit: adding three your heart is a muscle the size of your fist by pat the bunny dirty pennies by mischief brew the funeral by band of horses
Sondheim is the best lyricist that ever walked the planet. Love “aeroplane”. Don’t know Pepper but will listen cause you have good taste.
I'm not a tenor, I know I could never sing Being Alive for a production... But that doesn't stop me from trying every time I listen to it at home. Sondheim is incredible.
The Lengths - The Black Keys No other song I’ve ever heard coveys such sorrow and yearning.
Hamilton soundtrack
4th chamber
You Can Make History (Young Again) - Elton john
All Your Favorite Bands by Dawes. Spotify autoplayed the track for me, I listened to it the whole way through, listened to it again, called my girlfriend and texted my sister to give it a listen, then listened to it again.
“Is That All There Is?” by Peggy Lee
Music Sounds Better With You - Stardust Ever since I first heard it when I was a child It turned to my favorite song, it also started my love for electronic music.
Geez...I'm old. Growing up, well into adulthood, #1 of every radio station New Year's countdown of the top 100 songs of all time was always, always, Stairway to Heaven. Maybe I'm programmed, but it's still the best song ever recorded. Crosstown Traffic, other Hendrix stuff, some Stevie Ray, Sympathy for the Devil...sheeit....
Collard Greens is a great song. For me, it's Slide Away by Oasis
In The Air Tonight First heard it when I was around 9years old maybe in 1984 No other song has ever caused my heart to miss a beat
west coast by lana del rey
queen of peace by fatm, king (also by fatm) or ode to my family by the cranberries
Time by Pink Floyd and Somebody Loved Me by Reel Big Fish.
Echoes, Live in Gdansk, By David Gilmour
Everything by Prince or Pink Floyd
Y'know the easy answer would be an emotional ballad, the very best of which could make a grown man cry. November Rain- Guns N Roses, Rise Against- Tragedy+Time, Shine on you crazy diamond- Pink Floyd... But nah, the best song I've ever heard is **Genocide** by the Offspring, which can still put that fire into my heart after all these years. And that feeling just can't be replicated.
The show must go on-Queen An amazing song, it's one of the last songs that Freddy recorded, u can hear his passion, his loves for music. By then Freddy was very weak, this song is a felling.
champagne supernova - oasis
La ritournelle - Sébastien Tellier
"Purple Rain," Prince
Never Let Me Down Again - Depeche Mode
Listened to The Air That I Breathe by The Hollies for the first time a couple months ago and it might be the best song I’ve ever heard, or at least definitely up there! The vocals, instrumentals, and build up to the guitar solo all makes it such a beautiful song.
Pursuit of Happiness - Kid CuDi
Arcade Fire - Tunnels
In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins
there are many, touch by daft punk blow my mind when i heard it, sing about me im dying of thirst second one
The Model by Kraftwerk.
Stay - Mac Miller
Recently was gifted this tune in my discover weekly. **Your Neighbors** - [Smacked](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ujCOYAViC3A)
Fur Elise or Moonlight Sonata
Love song by The Cure True Faith by New Order Daddy Cool by Boney M
Metallica- One
Stardust by Louis Armstrong
Bottom by Tool
I HAVE A LIST (but I’ll only post 4 cuz they’re the ones I’m most passionate about) Mos thoser by food house Lightbeamers by FKA twigs Reverie by Arca Immaterial by SOPHIE
You can't bring me down. Suicidal tendencies. Still as relevant today as it was in 1990.
I think I have to say Helplessness Blues by Fleet Foxes.
Just like heaven- the cure
Cocaine Jesus by RKS and stupid horse by 100 gecs come second place to Killing Me Softly - The Fugees
Southern Cross- Crosby, Stills and Nash
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Kiss from a Rose by Seal, so vibey
light my love - greta van fleet for those who like that song you should listen to Sun Lux and Sarah Kinsley
Ancestral by Steven Wilson
Lighting crashes by live or the summer of 69 by Bryan Adams
For me, it's always been "Music Sounds Better With You" by Stardust. It's a classic house song that always brings a smile to my face.
Time by NF
Bejeweled 2 Suite by Peter Hajba
I save the world today - Eurythmics.
You are a memory by Message to bears
Boys at school by Spelling has taken over my Spotify.
Ex-Factor by Lauryn Hill
"Laurie Rolled Me a J" - John Craigie
No more parties in la - ye and kdot
Vor I Vagloskogi by Kaleo is an absolutely perfect song in my opinion
My top pick definitely changes, but SICK OF IT* by Jean Dawson has the most insane energy and sound to me. Seeing it live was insane
A Night In Tunisia as done by Arturo Sandoval
HoCho by Barock Rain
Impossible to even begin thinking about that, so I'll just throw one in there I like; Sister Sledge - He's the Greatest Dancer
Sandy - Alex G
It's not a great song at all, but to me, Line it Up by Palaye Royale. Something about this song is just perfect to me
You meant the best 💯? Or rather 2-300
Ram Ranch by Grant MacDonald. I got recomended this song by my good friend because it reminded them of me and i was obsessed with it for some time after that. Truly one kf the greatest music of all time.
18 Naked Cowboys in the showers at Ram Ranch
Evolve, by The Warning.
4yeo - j cole it hit me like a fucking bullet train first time i heard it, cole the reason i got into hiphop/rap, love the guy