Anything by Coldplay, seriously anything and everything. Coldplay are the cat's pajamas, the bee's knees baby...
Songs you have listened too hundreds of times, but don't get tired of.
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Oh, got plenty of those, though "M is for Morphine" by The World Inferno/Friendship Society springs to mind.
According to my "top 25 most played" list, my answer to this question is "The Scientist", by Coldplay. Which IS a very pretty song.
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Stairway to Heaven will never get old despite how many people I've talked to and say they can't stand hearing it on the radio ever again.
Also anything by Moonspell. I think I listened to Memorial 15 times in a row, tried to switch it out for another album, and ended up switching it back and listening to it another 15 times before the first track was even done.
Also anything by Moonspell. I think I listened to Memorial 15 times in a row, tried to switch it out for another album, and ended up switching it back and listening to it another 15 times before the first track was even done.
"Word Up!" by Cameo, I love this song and I will sing it out loud.
"Iron" by Woodkid, I really don't know what it is about that song, but it's awesome. The music video to it is rather badass, even though it makes no sense to me.
"Iron" by Woodkid, I really don't know what it is about that song, but it's awesome. The music video to it is rather badass, even though it makes no sense to me.
Carousel by Siouxsie and the Banshees is one of those tunes to which I find myself returning quite regularly. It such a macabre yet playful song.
Tom Waits' lounge-savvy Ol' 55 is another. I prefer his later, more experimental work, but Closing Time has an inescapable kind of charm which serves as a perfect counterpoint to the less harmonic stuff he'd end up making.
One more; Cherry-Coloured Funk by Cocteau Twins.
- I seriously think this is the musical equivalent of love. The arrangement around the 2:00 minute mark just makes my heart melt every time I hear it.
Tom Waits' lounge-savvy Ol' 55 is another. I prefer his later, more experimental work, but Closing Time has an inescapable kind of charm which serves as a perfect counterpoint to the less harmonic stuff he'd end up making.
One more; Cherry-Coloured Funk by Cocteau Twins.
- I seriously think this is the musical equivalent of love. The arrangement around the 2:00 minute mark just makes my heart melt every time I hear it.
For me, I can do that with any of the most recent fifteen or twenty videos in my favorites that are just songs, but I'd have to listen to several of them instead of just one. I couldn't just chose one song because (unless I'm in a more hyper mood than usual, it's a really cool song, and it's one of the first times I've really listened to it) I will start to find it annoying/get bored sooner or later.
According to iTunes, there isn't a single song that I have listened to hundreds of times.
There is, however, one that exceeds one hundred plays - 131 to be exact.
Phantoms by Paik
It's a trippy space-rock song I like to put in a loop when I have to crunch through an evening for college related work. There's just something outworldish about listening to this song hours on end while the night passes you by... It's what I imagine getting high must feel like.
There is, however, one that exceeds one hundred plays - 131 to be exact.
Phantoms by Paik
It's a trippy space-rock song I like to put in a loop when I have to crunch through an evening for college related work. There's just something outworldish about listening to this song hours on end while the night passes you by... It's what I imagine getting high must feel like.
Probably almost every Radiohead song in existence, seriously i've probably listened to all of their songs so many times now... and I never get sick of it.
This is the song to which I have listened several hundred times, and it definitely does not get old. Which is somewhat surprising considering that the song itself is about 12 minutes long. Great for those awkward drives, but it is also awesome for starting to write or do homework because it starts off slowly then gets great rock sounding, switches to a slightly angry thing, then ends with a relaxed, very soulful sound.
Dire Straits, some of the slower ones to be exact, like So Far Away, On Every Street and Your Latest Trick.
You're not alone I find those old Pokemon songs addictive, the Digimon and Yu-Gi-Oh! ones too.Leemaster777 said:
As for good music, the album Give Up by The Postal Service, specifically, "The District Sleeps Alone", "Clark Gable", and "Sleeping In".