Songs you never ever get sick of!

Whats a song you never get sick of?

mine is Five o Clock world by The Vogues.

I've been listening to it for 1 hour straight from a poor mono vhs dub! plus its sped up a wee bit because of NTSC to PAL, but i still love it!

 

Martha and the Muffins - Echo Beach

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmWxUGStTj4

 

There are many.."Say Goodbye To Hollywood" (Live)-Billy Joel,"Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again"-The Fortunes,"I Want Candy"-The Strangeloves and "Breakin' Up is Breakin' My Heart"-Roy Orbison,to name a few.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xat1GVnl8-k

 

Jimmie Rodgers - Waiting for a Train (and all who cover it, I've never heard a bad cover)

 

Shania Twain - Ka Ching!

 

"Hello It's Me"- Todd

 

There really are a lot of choices, but, I'd have to look long and hard to not agree with this radio-perfect little beauty. If ever a song that can make me smile so quickly and it's simply because it can send me back to my youth in seconds.

Another top choice would be The Cowsills, "The Rain, The Park & Other Things". When Bill Cowsill reaches for that long and high, "Flowers everywhere", I just melt. That song taught me how harmonies on top of one another, can produce such beautiful elements of a song. Just like The Mamas & The Papas, The Carpenters and even the earlier Beatles tracks were doing back then with harmonies, was simply amazing and GOD how I miss that sound.

Chris C

 

Given enough exposure, I would surely get sick of any song. I'm trying to think of a song that I've loved for many years and never gotten tired of, but I'm failing miserably.

 

To pick one, would be classical, but that's cheating I guess as it would be a long symphony (Mahler 2) or opera act (Tristan 3).

So, "Dog End of a Day Gone By", Love and Rockets. My favourite song 25 years ago when it came out and I still play it a lot now.

 

i never get sick and tired of Opeth's Master's apprentice

 

Peaches En Regalia - Frank Zappa

 

Lightning Strikes - Lou Christie

....and I never get sick of hearing either Down By The River or Cowgirl In The Sand by Neil Young - utterly timeless...

 

Walter Egan- Magnet and Steel, Hall & Oates- She's Gone, Guess Who- These Eyes, Supremes- I Hear a Symphony...and many more.

 

I second this one! Also, Baker Street!!!

 

Same here.

Also:

I Can See For Miles -- The Who
Penny Lane and We Can Work It Out -- The Beatles
For What It's Worth -- Buffalo Springfield

 

Maybe I'm Amazed - Macca
Jet - Macca
Sign O The Times ( anything from that album) - Prince
Bye Bye Love - The Cars

 

photograph-def leppard
plesant valley sunday-the monkees
(you can still) rock in america-night ranger
separate ways (world's apart)-journey

to name a few

chad

 

I have lots, but a few that immediately come to mind are:

Prince - Purple Rain (long album version)
Billy Joel - Good Morning Saigon
Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23
Carly Simon - You're So Vain
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Eagles - The Last Resort
Isaac Hayes - The Look of Love
Ultramagnetic MCs - Ego Trippin'

...there's just too many to list really.

 

C'mon Down To My Boat - Every Mother's Son

Shake Some Action - The Flamin' Groovies

 

Tuesday Afternoon - Moody Blues

Out In the Country - Three Dog Night

Strawberry Letter 23 - Brothers Johnson - especially the layered guitar break near the end

And good call on: Pleasant Valley Sunday - Monkees

And I'll add to that - Mary, Mary - Monkees - a never-get-tired-of-stereo-cranker-upper

 

Pilot: Magic
DC5: Because
Beatles: Paperback Writer
Matthew Sweet: Hide

 

Off the top of my head.

Pinball Wizard - Who
Highway Star - Deep Purple
I Can See For Miles - Who

 

Look Out, Here Comes Tomorrow - Monkees

 

Linus and Lucy / Schroeder, er good grief, Vince Guaraldi I mean