Songs You Never Tire Of
 

Well, here I am listening to my CD collection at 1:30am. I've heard the song "Gone Away" by The Offspring about 3 times already. I can listen to this song over and over and never get sick of it.

Which leads to the title, are there any songs you never get sick of? So many Pantera and Guns n Roses songs never get old (for me anyway). As a matter-of-fact, I remember plugging in to Guns n Roses "Paradise City" prior to a job interview just to pump me up.

Alright, I'm rambling now.

Hmm...

Porcupine Tree - "Trains"
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - "Trilogy"
The entire album "Office of Strategic Influence" by OSI
Gentle Giant - "Raconteur, Troubadour", "Boys in the Band", "An Inmate's Lullabye"
Genesis - "Suppers' Ready"
Chroma Key's albums "Dead Air for Radios" and "You Go Now"
King Crimson - "In the Court of the Crimson King"
Spiral Architect's entire album "A Sceptic's Universe"
Man on Fire's album "Undefined Design"

At The Drive-in -Arc Arsenal
White Stripes-Black Math, Truth Doesn't Make a Noise
Bob Dylan-Tangled Up In Blue
Smashing Pumpkins-Today
Violent Femmes-Add It Up
Neutral Milk Hotel-Holland, 1945, Two Headed Boy Part II

Deep Blue Something - "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
U2 - "Where the Streets Have No Name"
Sister Hazel - "All For You"
Barenaked Ladies - "Brian Wilson"
Dave Matthews Band - "Ants Marching"

Those are about the only songs I know that never get old.

Untitled - Blink-182

"Higher Ground" and "Superstition" by Stevie Wonder
"The Man Who Told Everything" by the doves
"Go with the Flow" by Queens of the Stone Age
"Electric Avenue" by Eddie Grant
"God Moving Over the Face of Water" by Moby

spice girls

That's not a song!

u2- Where the Streets Have No Name, and One
GnR- November Rain, Estranged and Welcome to the Jungle
Bon Jovi- Living on a Prayer
Def Leppard- Hysteria
Matthew Good Band- Strange Days
Queen- Under Pressure
Eric Clapton- Layla

Dungen-Panda

Bob Dylan - "Tangled Up In Blue"
Bob Dylan - "Idiot Wind"
Phil Ochs - "The Party"
Guns N Roses - "Patience"
Queen - "Fat Bottomed Girls"
U2 - "Where the Streets Have No Name"

Counting Crows - Mr. Jones

Too many to mention.

None. I can pretty much tire of any song.

Cruel Summer from the Karate Kid is about as close as it gets.

"You're Beautiful"-James Blunt

you mutha

U2 - Pride, Wild Horses, Beautiful Day
Billy Joel - Scenes From an Italian Restaurant, Summer Highland Falls
REM - End of the World
Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
The Police - So Lonely, Synchronicity II

Haha you're funny!

Jane's Addiction - Three Days
Fishbone - Sunless Saturday

You rule.

Pretty much anything on Fiona Apple's 2nd CD or on Garbage's Version 2.0 album.

I dunno why...

Good call.

Bane - Swan Song
Atmosphere - Always Coming Back Home to You
Sage Francis - Runaways
Bloodhound Gang - Hold Your Head Up High (And Blow Your Brains Out)

I'll also say U2 - Where the Streets Have No Name

You and me would get on just fine.

I could also never tire of most of Robert Wyatt's stuff, Rock Bottom in particular.

Sheena Easton- Sugar Walls

feist - inside and out

I agree.

Also "So I Need You" and "Here Without You" by 3 Doors Down. I'll think of more later.

U2 - Pride, October, Hawkmoon 269, Gloria, Exit
Queen - Under Pressure, Prophet's Song
Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
Heart - In Walks the Night
Pink Floyd - Mother, Run Like Hell, Hey You
Sammy Hagar - Give to Live
Bob Seger - Like a Rock

You just picture that 3some on Nip/Tuck don't you?

Listening to National Health on my ipod right now, another band whose songs I nevevr tire of. Squarer for Maud in particular.

Amen, brother!!!


I have a TON, but here are a few:

Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
Freeze the Saints - Stephen Malkmus
Trojan Curfew - Stephen Malkmus
1985 - Roper
Take It With Me - Tom Waits
Ok - Talvin Singh
Shady Lane - Pavement
Here - Pavement
Grave Architecture - Pavement
Billie - Pavement
Black Cadillac - Lighting Hopkins
Dust My Broom - Elmore James
Happy Sad - Pizzicato Five
Skyline Drive - Mae
Transmission - Joy Division
39 - Queen
The Millionaire Waltz - Queen
Old Tennessee - Dan Fogelberg
Part of the Plan - Dan Fogelberg
Sittin' On Top of the World - Don McLean
Castles in the Air (Mediarts Version) - Don McLean
Mountain Dew - Ralph Stanley
Blue Moon of Kentucky - Ray Charles
3rd Planet - Modest Mouse
Blood Tree - Mary Timony
Superball - Helium
The Magic City - Helium
Every Word - Belly
Seal My Fate - Belly
Very - Silicon Redheads
Just What I Needed - The Replicants
Obstacle 1 - Interpol

Ok, I'm going to quit now, since I have been going down my MP3 list here, and there is no end in sight.

I have lots of Christian bands I love too, but that's for another time.

One night in bangcock - Murray Head

"Heartbreaker" and "The Ocean" - The mighty Led Zeppelin

Chicago - Beginnings

There are many overall, but these are a few that I've listened to a lot lately and can't see getting tired of:

Ghosts That Haunt Me - Crash Test Dummies
These Are the Days of Our Lives - Queen
We're Already There - Wallflowers
See You When I Get There - Wallflowers
Walk of Life - Dire Straits

Bob Dylan - The Hurricane
Disturbed - Down with the Sickness

My tastes are pretty varied but these come to mind right off the bat

More than a feeling-Boston
Mainstreet-Bob Seger
Time will let you know-Cheap Trick
Mandolin Rain-Bruce Hornsby
Natural born Killaz-Dre and Ice Cube
Deaf Forever-Motorhead
Estranged-Guns n Roses
Oh-Ciara
Lost Boys-69 Eyes
Hair of the Dog-Nazareth
Slam-Onyx
Love walks in-Van Halen
Fall to pieces-Velvet Revolver
Unpretty-TLC
Blood and Roses-Smithereens
Heaven-Warrant
Balls to the Wall-Accept
Somebody to Love-Queen
I don't want you back-Eamon
Breath-Faith Hill
Straight outta Comptom-NWA
Don't know what you got (till its gone)-Cinderella