Blog

(As of Aug. 21st 2009)

1. Radiohead
In 7th grade I was told they were a punk band, and then i saw their article for paranoid android in the "500 Greatest Rock Songs" in Rolling Stone. Boy i was in for a wonderful suprise
First Song: Paranoid Android
Favorite Song: Pyramid Song

2. Sublime
Heard "Santeria" on the radio as a child. Rediscovered my love for the song on a TV commercial for something like "I Love the 90's Alt." Bought their Greatest Hits
First Song: Santeria
Favorite Song:Badfish

3. The Shins
Heard the hype of the Garden State soundtrack when it first came out, Fell in love with "New Slang"
First song: New Slang
Favorite Song:New Slang

4. The Beatles
I've listened to The Beatles since i was a baby.
First memory of listening to the Beatles: Hey Jude
Favorite Song: Here Comes the Sun

5. Led Zeppelin
In 6th grade I was really into Classic Rock, but the only two bands i knew were AC/DC and Van Halen, so i asked my dad for similar bands and he recomended Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, etc...
First Song: Communication Breakdown
Favorite Song:Immigrant Song

6. Modest Mouse
Some kids i knew in middle school gave me a CD full of crap like My Chemical Romance and whatnot, but managed to put one good song on there "Ocean Breathes Salty" by Modest Mouse
First Song: Ocean Breathes Salty
Favorite Song: Gravity Rides Everything

7. Rise Against
My good buddy Garrett was in love with them, and since we have a mutual agreement of hatred on each others music, i didn't give them a try, After Guitar Hero 2, i started to warm up to them, and eventually discovered their amazing lyrics
First Song: Prayer of the Refugee
Favorite Song: Survive

8. Pink Floyd
Read about "Dark Side of the Moon," being the album with the most copies sold, so i picked up the album for a flight. Listened to it on repeat on my cd player for hours.
First Song: Speak To Me/Breathe
Favorite Song: Comfortably Numb

9. Pepper
My friend Jesse had "Give It Up" on a mix CD, got into them after my ska mode.
They really shouldn't be my number 9, but at the time i loved them.
First Song: Give It Up
Favorite Song: Tradewinds

10. The Strokes
Heard "Juicebox" the day it came out, I liked the riff, Downloaded it along with "Last Nite"
First song: Juicebox
Favorite Song: Razorblade

11. Death Cab For Cutie
Heard "Soul Meets Body" on 94.9 it was recomended so it was on all the time, (when it first came out) I was in love with this song.
First Song: Soul Meets Body
Favorite Song: I Will Follow You Into the Dark

12. Blink-182
5th grade talent show, someone played air guitar to "All the Small Things"
Got into them when someone gave me a mix CD with "Dumpweed"
First Song: All The Small Things
Favorite Song: Dumpweed

13. Rage Against the Machine
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 on Nintendo 64, They had the song "Guerilla Radio."
Got into them when i had an epiphony.
First Song: Guerilla Radio
Favorite Song: Bullet In The Head

14. Incubus
Sadly in 4th grade i owned a Now Volume (i believe 7 at the time). It had the song "Drive," probablly the only good song on there.
First Song: Drive
Favorite Song: Pardon Me

15. Jack Johnson
Heavy Radio Play on my parents Adult Alternative Station
First Song: Bubble Toes
Favorite Song: Mediocre Bad Guys

16. Zox
Recomended by Napster for some ska band.
First Song: Starry Night
Favorite Song: A Little More Time

17. The Misfits
Recomended for The Ramones, and I liked the cover art, so i bought their cd before listening to them.
First Song: Last Caress
Favorite Song: Helena

18. Pavement
Heard "Summer Babe (Winter Version)" on the Radio as a kid, Didn't know who it was until my older cousin introduced them to me.
First Song: Summer Babe (Winter Version)
Favorite Song: Trigger Cut/Wounded-Kite At:17

19. Pearl Jam
Radio play on my parents Adult Alternative radio station
First Song: Jeremy
Favorite Song: Off He Goes

20. The Rolling Stones
Heard "You Can't Always Get What You Want," on TV
Discovered I liked them when on vacation and hearing "Paint It Black"
First Song: You Can't Always Get What You Want
Favorite Song: Beast of Burden

21. The Ramones
Saw someone at school with their t-shirt and so I checked them out.
First Song: Blitzkrieg Bop
Favorite Song: Bonzo Goes to Bitburg

22. Rx Bandits
Recomended here on Last.fm
First Song: Only For The Night
Favorite Song: Sell You Beautiful

23. The Cure
Radio play on parents station with "Lovesong", "Just Like Heaven," "Friday I'm In Love," & "Pictures of You"
First Song: (One of the 4 above)
Favorite Song: Close To Me

24. Tool
I saw the video for "Stinkfist" on MTV 2 one day
First Song: Stinkfist
Favorite Song: Ticks & Leeches

25. Bright Eyes
A friend burned me a mix CD with a couple of their songs on it.
First Song: At the Bottom of Everything
Favorite Song: It's Cool We Can Still Be Friends

List the Top 25 from your Overall Artists list

1 Red Hot Chili Peppers
2 Sufjan Stevens
3 Feist
4 Death Cab for Cutie
5 Coldplay (really? number 5?)
6 blink-182
7 Iron & Wine
8 The Weakerthans
9 The Kooks
10 Ani DiFranco
11 Bright Eyes
12 Bob Dylan
13 Dashboard Confessional
14 John Mayer
15 Boards of Canada
16 Maroon 5
17 Jack Johnson
18 Fiona Apple
19 Norah Jones
20 Broken Social Scene
21 Ben Folds Five
22 Dave Matthews Band
23 Elliott Smith
24 Stars
25 Pearl Jam

What was the first song you ever heard by 6?
Probably All The Small Things or something on the radio when I was in middle school.

What is your favorite album by 2?
Come on Feel the Illinoise. Although its a toss-up between that and Michigan. I listen to only like 4 songs of each album, but a million times.

What is your favorite lyric that 1 has sung?
"i heard a little girl / and what she said was something beautiful / to give your love no matter what / is what she said"

How many times have you seen 11 live? once.. at UB

What is your favorite song by 7?
bah! Sodom, South Georgia wins over Sunset Soon Forgotten by play count alone.

What is a good memory you have involving 20?
hmmm. listening to any of the earlier stuff reminds me of freshmen year college. so that's a good memory sort of.

Is there a song by 3 that makes you sad?
Let It Dieor lover's spit with broken social scene?

What is your favorite lyric that 14 has sung?
john mayer.. ugh, i'm embarrassed he's so high up on my list. probably something about "she keeps a toothbrush at my place, as if i had the extra space" because its something nate would say.

What is your favorite song by 19?
ugh another embarrassment.. i didn't realize how much i listen to sappy "easy listening" music until i looked at this. i don't even have a song in iTunes by her rated over a 3 star. no favorite song.

How did you first get into 22?
DMB concerts were a summer tradition in high school.

What was the first song you heard by 21?
Probably Brick. then whatever songs were on the same album as Brick

What is your favorite song by 4?
Oooh tough one. I Will Follow You Into the Darkprobably.

What is a good memory you have involving 13?
The concert at U of R definitely.

Is there a song by 23 that makes you sad?
God, all of Elliott Smith's songs are sad.

What is your favorite album of 15?
meh.. this is another one that i haven't listened to in a very long time... don't think i even have that many songs in my library anymore... no comment.

What is your favorite lyric that 9 has sung?
Nothing sticks out - probably because i can't understand half the words they say with their accent.

What is your favorite song by 8?
my favorite chords

How many times have you seen 5 live?
Zero!

What is your favorite album by 12?
Can I pick "The Essential Bob Dylan"? because i think that's cheating. i know that's cheating.

What is a good memory you have involving 25?
Pearl Jam... freshmen year again.

What was the first song you heard by 18?
Criminal. another high school event where i bought the album because i liked one song.

What is your favorite song by 17?
Its All Understood? I'm so indecisive its sickening.

What is your favorite album by 24?
Set Yourself on Fire. gahh i am in love with Stars.

How many of your top 25 have you seen live?
let's see... four and in august it will be five. this list is unrepresentative. this is ridiculous. can i speak to a manager?

I'm a little drunk, and I'm listening to Cut Copy's In Ghost Colours.
I listen to some track on a blog and didn't care for it.


track one:
Reminds me of the sort of music Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti makes fun of. Is this a more straight faced-mockery of this genre of music or
is this more authentic? Sound like some cheap 80's Blondie rip-off that you'd hear at a skating rink.
!!! is better dance fodder than this.

track 2:
36 secs in eh, this sounds like something a shitty local dj threw together.
jesus *skips*

Fuck this, I'm going to listen to Nouns.

track one:
Slow, drawn-out shoegaze vocals underneath give-it-all-ya-got style rock.

track 2:
I dunno what he's saying, but I like the sentiment. Nice use of tambourine here.
This song kinda reminds me of Wake Up by Arcade Fire, or gives me the same "vibes" as it were. It's like if Win Butler sang in a cave with a scarf over his mouth.

track 3:
Next track already?! The last one was over kinda quick.
45 secs in Christ I hate this vocal style combined with this music. Ugh, too much atonal nonsense. This reminds me of kids taunt-singing na-nana-na-boo-boo.
2:25 in *skips*

track 4:
Something about the vocals are mixed in this one make me think they're trying too hard to sound interesting. Otherwise, it's a nice song. If some woman breath-ally sang the vocals I'd love it. At least it's over before I can become too annoyed with it.

track 5:
Love the beginning to this one; it just hits the ground running. I'm undecided as to how I feel about the vocals though, which I suppose is an improvement.

track 6:
One thing I will give it up for is this album has just the right track lengths.
1:27 reminds me of some kind of post-rock band, can't remember which one though.
3:19 This is some sort of a noodling track that serves as a breather, I suppose.

track : 7
Something like a punk sound on this track.
2 mins in almost reminds of Pavement in way

track 8:
Once again, the last track felt like it was just the right length.
53 secs in almost reminds me of that one blink-182 song, All The Small Things, enough to sound like a weird cover of it anyway.
1:30 weird vocals that don't really go with the music. The vocals sorta sound like the tune of the mst3k theme song.

track 9:
Ick, the vocals sound better when they are in the background. 1 min mark
more punk-like sounds, which suits this vocal style better.

track 10:
Starts out with a nice brooding acoustic guitar melody and then branches out into a fuzzy shoegaze sound. A new peppier guitar melody joins in and plays over top the original sounds. This one reminds me of a Black Dice song, something off of Creature Comforts.

track 11:
Drums and tambourine kick this one off. This song reminds me of some 60's or 70's song.
I can't remember which specific song though.
1:49 ends with a Fennesz-like sound, which is a surprise.

track 12:
This melody sounds so familiar, maybe like a The Brother Kite song, only with sneering punk-like vocals.
I like that the last line of the album is "look what I've become;"
pretty befitting of an album that made so many people's best of list last year.

The vocals waver between being interesting and annoying, which I'm sure was the point. This album deserves more listens before I decide my final verdict, which is a complement of sorts.

1. McFly
First heard: I've Got You
Fell in love with: Transylvania
Current favourite: Down Goes Another One

2. Busted
First heard: Year 3000
Fell in love with: Who's David
Current favourite: Fall at Your Feet

3. blink-182
First heard: All The Small Things
Fell in love with: I Miss You
Current favourite: Alien's Exist

4. Def Leppard
First heard: i have no idea!
Fell in love with: Pour Some Sugar on Me
Current favourite: Promises

5. Panic at the Disco
First heard: I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Fell in love with: Nine in the Afternoon
Current favourite: Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off

6. Fall Out Boy
First heard: Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy
Fell in love with: Thanks For The Memories
Current favourite: 20 Dollar Nose Bleed

7. Avril Lavigne
First heard: Complicated
Fell in love with: Complicated
Current favourite: Anything But Ordinary

8. My Chemical Romance
First heard: Teenagers
Fell in love with: Teenagers
Current favourite: Famous Last Words

9. Elliot Minor
First heard: Time After Time
Fell in love with: Parallel Worlds
Current favourite: Last Call To New York City

10. Son of Dork
First heard: Boy Band
Fell in love with: Boy Band
Current favourite: End Up Like This

If you take a look at my top artists on last.FM, you'll see Switchfoot, The Beatles, U2, Coldplay, tobyMac, and Thousand Foot Krutch. It is a pretty diverse group in itself. But, if you dig even deeper into my library, you'll see that I don't just listen to rock (which makes up a majority of my top artists), but every sub-genre related and the origins of rock: oldies that span the 60s - 80s. I have a hip-hop artist in my list, but I listen to some reggae and crunk as well. And what about country? Got that too. Pop? A little. How about some latin music? Si, mi amigo.

Overall, my taste in music is pretty wide. It's been shaped over the span of my lifetime by different artists and phases of music. To study what I used to listen to and what I listen to now is interesting.

So, I thought it would be fun to take a look at a "history of music" during my life. While I'm not going to record every single artist I've ever listened to, I am going to hit the high points (or low points) and include a song that I liked from an artist that I listened to frequently during that period of time.

Enjoy!

The Early Years
1989-1999

My earliest memories of music are those in which I am in the family car, listening to our local oldies radio station. It's funny, because my very first introduction to music turned out to be my most influential, since many of the artists I listened to on that oldies station are artists that I listen to now. Then again, can't go too wrong with the classics, can you?

A Hard Day's Night by The Beatles
Fun, fun fun by The Beach Boys
Wild Thing by The Troggs
Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees
Owner Of A Lonely Heart by Yes
Tightrope by Stevie Ray Vaughan
Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me by U2
Kiss From a Rose by Seal
Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz

Mainstream Radio and the Pop Invasion
2000-2002

As I grew up, I quickly realized that listening to the same oldies station that my parents were listening to was "uncool." I had to have music of my own. Music that my peers were listening to. I was one of those fortunate souls to grow up when the world was introduced to Pop. Oh, the joys of those days. In 2002, I would smuggle a hand-held radio into my room and listen to it at night (against my parent's wishes). My former "tolerance" of Pop music soon grew into a taste for Hip-Hop and I discovered Rock-N-Roll all over again.

Soul Tattoo by Plus One
Bye Bye Bye by *NSYNC
I Want Candy by Aaron Carter
The Call by Backstreet Boys
Happy by Ashanti
I'm Real by J-Lo

Complicated by Avril Lavigne
The Middle by Jimmy Eat World
When I'm Gone by 3 Doors Down
Rock Your Body by Justin Timberlake
Lose Yourself by Eminem
Blurry by Puddle of Mudd
How You Remind Me by Nickelback

Rebels and Punks
2003

After soon discovering that pop music was only a form of mind-control on naive and hormonal teenagers, I quickly determined that it no longer had a hold on me. I was going to rebel. Upon entering middle school and high school, I really needed to rebel. What better way to achieve that then to listen to the rebels of the music industry - punks and goths! Hardcore, man!

The Anthem by Good Charlotte
Addicted by Simple Plan
All The Small Things by Blink-182
Pictures by No Need
When I Come Around by Green Day
Not Done Yet by Superchic[k]
Breakdown by Relient K
Broke in the Head by Bleach
Far Away by By The Tree
Meant To Live by Switchfoot
Reality by Big Dismal

Dark Days and Heavy Nights
2004-2005

Punk wasn't edgy enough. I needed something even more outrageous and outlandish. I needed something harder. Queue heavy metal music! While it's rockin', it's not a very good influence. This period of my life was very dark and depressing. Friends sent me full-length albums through AIM and I burned them to CDs, spiraling further into depression and hopeless times. It wasn't until October of 2005, when I watched a video testimonial from Christian musician Jeremy Camp, that I placed my burned CDs in a drawer and haven't listened to them since.

Last Day of 1888 by Kids in the Way
The Clincher by Chevelle
I Hate Everything About You by Three Days Grace
And the Hero Will Drown by Story of the Year
So Cold by Breaking Benjamin
So Far Away by Crossfade
Happy? by Mudvayne
Getting away with Muder by Papa Roach

A New Perspective and Branching Out
2006-2009

It's true, I used to listen to more secular music than Christian music. Now, it is the other way around. What I've found during the course of my life is this: music isn't just about peer pressure, looking cool and catchy hooks. It's about making art and believing in something. I listen to music that I believe in with messages that encourage, uplift, and minister to my mind, heart and soul. Sure, I'll throw on some Family Force 5 or The Ting Tings if I want to have fun, but once it comes down to it, I choose to listen to music that inspires, motivates, and influences me - in the right way!

With that said, here's a list of songs that I find the most influential and that I can truly call my own:

Burn Out Bright by Switchfoot
Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me by Keith Urban
Beautiful Day by U2
Girl America by Mat Kearney
Lost! by Coldplay
Made to Love by tobyMac
Call My Name by Third Day
My Fortress by Jeremy Camp
My Deliverer by Chris Tomlin
Let It Be by The Beatles

1. How did you get into 29? The Rolling Stones
I got into some of my dad's old records when I was about 12. I listened to High Tide/Green Grass and fell in love with Paint It Black and Time Is On My Side

2.What was the first song you ever heard by 22? Cat Stevens
No idea. Maybe The First Cut Is The Deepest ?

3. What's your favorite lyric by 33? Liz Phair
You think that I go home at night
Take off my clothes, turn out the lights
But I burn letters that I write
To you, to make you love me

4. How did you get into 49? Tegan and Sara
Grey's Anatomy

5. How many albums by 13 do you own? Ingrid Michaelson
Both

6. What is your favorite song by 50? Edvard Grieg
Morning Mood

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad? Bob Marley And The Wailers
Redemption Song

8. What is your favorite song by 15? Rilo Kiley
More Adventurous

9. What is your favorite song by 5? Leonard Cohen
Chelsea Hotel #2

10. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy? Joan Baez
Honest Lullaby

11. What is the worst song by 40? Jimmy Buffet
Math Sux

12. What is your favorite song by 10? Flogging Molly
Death Valley Queen

13. What is a good memory you have involving 30? Willie Nelson
Singing Marie, Shut Up and Kiss Me with my friend Colin as we waited to get out of post Indians' game traffic.

14. What is your favorite song by 38? Weezer
Buddy Holly

15. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy? Alanis Morissette
Pretty much all of them, most because they are good, but some because they are good to make fun of. Oh, Alanis... I feel like we could be good friends.

16. Is there a song by 25 that makes you sad? Dashboard Confessional
Yes, they all do... OK, there are like 3 happy ones, but I don't listen to Dashboard when I don't feel like weeping.

17. What is the first song you ever heard by 23? Amy Winehouse
Rehab

18. What's your favorite lyric by 11? Feist
One morning, one morning, one morning in May,
I saw this young lady all wrapped in white linnen
All wrapped in white linen
and called out "the plague"

You know how I feel about the plague!

19. Who is a favorite member of 1? The Beatles
George

20. Is there a song by 14 that makes you happy? Brandi Carlile
She writes sad songs, and this is probably why I like her so much.

21. What is a good memory involving 27? Beck
I enjoyed blasting Beck on my commute to Cleveland.

22. What is your favorite song by 16? Jewel
You Were Meant for Me, because I know exactly how she felt when she wrote it.

23. What is the first song you ever heard by 47? Death Cab for Cutie
I Will Follow You Into the Dark

24. What is your favorite album by 18? Ludovico Einaudi
Le Onde for entirely sentimental reasons.

25. What is your favorite song by 21? Iron & Wine
Love And Some Verses

26. What is the first song you ever heard by 26? Josh Winiberg
Don't remember, I got all of his music at once and listened right away.

27. What is your favorite album by 3? Belle and Sebastian
Piazza, New York Catcher

28. What is you favorite song by 2? Bob Dylan
With God on Our Side this week, but I love most of them.

29. What was the first song you ever heard by 32? Bread
Everything I Own

30. What is your favorite song by 8? The Shins
New Slang. It is so good that I don't mind admitting this, even though it is probably the most popular and I usually hate that.

31. How many times have you seen 17 live? Modest Mouse
None times, but I'd like to.

32. Is there a song by 44 that makes you happy? Postal Service
I love this whole album, and it makes me happy. It was probably the best thing that happened to me in high school.

33. How did you get into 12? The Traveling Wilburys
My dad gave me the album when it came out on CD, and I was sold.

34. What is the worst song by 45? U2
Vertigo. "Uno, dos, tres... catorce?" Srsly?

35. What was the first song you ever heard by 34? The Kings of Convenience
LOVE IS NO BIG TRUTH

36. What is the first song you ever heard by 48? Frank Sinatra
Who knows...

37. How many times have you seen 42 live? Anna Nalick
Again, none times. Now it looks like I never go to shows. I hate this meme.

38. What is you favorite song by 36? blink-182
All The Small Things

39. What was the first song you ever heard by 28? Neil Young
Peppermint.

40. What is you favorite album by 7? Jim Croce
You Don't Mess Around with Jim

41. Is there a song by 31 that makes you happy? Less Than Jake
They all make me happy. This is a happy band. I love ska.

42. What is your favorite album by 41? Incubus
S.C.I.E.N.C.E., because I love science. IDK. I like early Incubus.

43. What is your favorite song by 24? The Velvet Underground
Pale Blue Eyes, also sentimental.

44. What is a good memory you have involving 46? Tom Petty
I was supposed to see him live, but instead I stayed in England longer and had sex.

45. What is your favorite song by 35? Mason Jennings
Fighter Girl

46. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy? Over the Rhine
Nothing but finishing this meme will make me happy, as it is too late to quit.

47. What is your favorite album by 4? Vienna Teng
Dreaming Through the Noise

48. Who is a favorite member of 37? Adele
I don't think she has any members.

49. What is the first song you ever heard by 43? Psapp
Cosy In The Rocket

50. What is your favorite song by 20? John Denver
Wow, I soooo many of his songs. I guess I'd have to say Annie's Song because I wish I could inspire love (and/or a song) like that. Then again, Pattie Boyd was a dumb slut who was not v. pretty, and 2 of my other favorite love songs are about her. Annie's Song is different though, it's just so personal.

Now I have wasted about an hour looking through my music charts. YAY!

Recommended Songs (sorted by most recommended songs)

Here I Go Again : Whitesnake (Score = 118.44)
Money For Nothing : Dire Straits (Score = 115.12)
Pinball Wizard : The Who (Score = 114.63)
We Didn't Start the Fire : Billy Joel (Score = 104.1)
Buddy Holly : Weezer (Score = 100.34)
More Than A Feeling : Boston (Score = 93.91)
The Final Countdown : Europe (Score = 88.23)
Walk This Way : Aerosmith (Score = 80.83)
Radar Love : Golden Earring (Score = 78.44)
Panama : Van Halen (Score = 77.6)
Every Breath You Take : The Police (Score = 76.8)
Hotel California : Eagles (Score = 76.46)
Cold As Ice : Foreigner (Score = 76.27)
Kaltes Klares Wasser vs. ChicKs on Speed (radio edit) : Malaria! (Score = 76.2)
Incubus Sucubus : X-Mal Deutschland (Score = 76.07)
Under The Bridge : Red Hot Chili Peppers (Score = 75.87)
Sharp Dressed Man : ZZ Top (Score = 75.39)
Sodomie Orgie Défonce : Malaria! (Score = 75.31)
Wheel In The Sky : Journey (Score = 73.19)
Back in Black : AC/DC (Score = 72.61)
Poison : Alice Cooper (Score = 69.6)
Californication : Red Hot Chili Peppers (Score = 67.12)
Iris : Goo Goo Dolls (Score = 66.55)
November Rain : Guns N' Roses (Score = 66.41)
Kryptonite : 3 Doors Down (Score = 64.8)
My Sharona : The Knack (Score = 62.72)
Let It Be : The Beatles (Score = 62.03)
Africa : Toto (Score = 61.5)
Life In The Fast Lane : Eagles (Score = 60.98)
Somebody To Love : Jefferson Airplane (Score = 59.8)
Dream On : Aerosmith (Score = 59)
Come On Eileen : Dexy's Midnight Runners (Score = 58.89)
Lola : The Kinks (Score = 58.79)
Bed Of Roses : Bon Jovi (Score = 58.41)
Mein Herz : Oomph! (Score = 58.26)
Bad Moon Rising : Creedence Clearwater Revival (Score = 57.45)
Sultans Of Swing : Dire Straits (Score = 56.71)
Whip It : Devo (Score = 56.69)
Particle Man : They Might Be Giants (Score = 56.59)
One Week : Barenaked Ladies (Score = 56.4)
Come Together : The Beatles (Score = 56.04)
Lovesong (club mix) : Wolfsheim (Score = 55.84)
All The Small Things : blink-182 (Score = 54.97)
Heartache Tonight : Eagles (Score = 54.07)
No Rain : Blind Melon (Score = 53.58)
Wind Of Change : Scorpions (Score = 53.16)
Ebaum's World Dot Com : Lemon Demon (Score = 52.88)
Hungry Like The Wolf : Duran Duran (Score = 52.58)
Suck-Taste-Spit : Oomph! (Score = 52.28)
1979 : The Smashing Pumpkins (Score = 52.11)
Dancing in the Dark : Bruce Springsteen (Score = 52.06)
Der wunderbare Brunftschrei des FU : Die Ärzte (Score = 51.78)
Tainted Love : Soft Cell (Score = 51.7)
Am Ende stehen wir Zwei : Lacrimosa (Score = 51.62)
Piano Man : Billy Joel (Score = 51.43)
Scherben 2005 : Mantus (Score = 50.68)
Amanda : Boston (Score = 50.34)
Learn To Fly : Foo Fighters (Score = 50.06)
Baby ich tu's : Die Ärzte (Score = 50.05)
Sympathy For The Devil : The Rolling Stones (Score = 49.9)
Kosmetik - Ich bin das Glück dieser Erde : Joachim Witt (Score = 49.81)
Das Supergesicht - Das lange Supergesicht : Joachim Witt (Score = 49.81)
Sunshine Of Your Love : Cream (Score = 49.77)
Siehst du Mich Im Licht? : Lacrimosa (Score = 49.6)
Relax : Frankie Goes to Hollywood (Score = 49.55)
Hot Blooded : Foreigner (Score = 49.3)
Keep On Loving You : REO Speedwagon (Score = 48.6)
Keep The Faith : Bon Jovi (Score = 48.27)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams : Green Day (Score = 47.72)
Too Shy : Kajagoogoo (Score = 47.36)
Drive : The Cars (Score = 47)
Mr. Jones : Counting Crows (Score = 46.93)
The Number of the Beast : Iron Maiden (Score = 46.77)
Been Caught Stealing : Jane's Addiction (Score = 46.41)
Ride on a Star : De/Vision (Score = 46.06)
Somebody Told Me : The Killers (Score = 45.82)
Take It Easy : Eagles (Score = 45.6)
Go Your Own Way : Fleetwood Mac (Score = 45.6)
Zweiter Weg : Illuminate (Score = 45.56)
Für : And One (Score = 45.13)
I Believe in a Thing Called Love : The Darkness (Score = 45.05)
Walk Of Life : Dire Straits (Score = 44.99)
Seven Nation Army : The White Stripes (Score = 44.92)
Total Eclipse Of The Heart : Bonnie Tyler (Score = 44.67)
Don't Bring Me Down : Electric Light Orchestra (Score = 44.45)
Hysteria : Def Leppard (Score = 44.3)
Uptown Girl : Billy Joel (Score = 44.05)
Baum : Subway to Sally (Score = 44.03)
Hold The Line : Toto (Score = 43.93)
Ramblin' Man : The Allman Brothers Band (Score = 43.77)
Karma Chameleon : Culture Club (Score = 43.57)
Owner Of A Lonely Heart : Yes (Score = 43.16)
Run To The Hills : Iron Maiden (Score = 43.05)
Die Interimsliebenden : Einstürzende Neubauten (Score = 42.46)
Say It Ain't So : Weezer (Score = 42.41)
Lagerhaft : Feindflug (Score = 42.33)
True : Spandau Ballet (Score = 42.32)
Highway Star : Deep Purple (Score = 42.1)
Everyone Has AIDS : DVDA (Score = 42.03)