Friday, September 26, 2008

Your Turn

In Your Turn we did cheesiest 80's song that you still listen to anyway. We also did the first concert you ever saw. But, now comes something even better. Your all-time favorite song. And when I say it is your all-time favorite, it means that no matter what you are doing, when you hear that song on the radio, you are going to listen to the entire thing. Late for an appointment, kids are screaming, and it just doesn't matter. It is your song and not going anywhere until it is over.


151 comments:

  1. What You Won't Do For Love, Bobby Caldwell

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  2. I wonder who will say Desperado? LOL.

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  3. I will date myself...

    I Got You - Split Enz

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  4. This is tough, I have so many but I will say for this one line in the song, Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand, Enough is Enough.
    The line:
    "I always dreamed I'd find the perfect lover, but he turned out to be like every other man I loved"

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  5. You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC

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  7. Anonymous12:13 PM

    "Waterfall" by the Stone Roses. Almost twenty years after I first heard it and it still grabs me in the exact same way.

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  8. THIS QUESTION IS TOO HARD. I FEEL LIKE MY HEAD IS GOING TO EXPLODE.

    I'll get back to you on this one, but I don't think picking one song is going to be a possibility for me.

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  9. Lucky Man - The Verve

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyTO0jW8T2o

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  10. "One of These Nights" by the Eagles from my childhood.

    Still gives me goose bumps every time I hear it.

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  11. Heaven by Bryan Adams.

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  12. hands down...

    imagine

    ~ john lennon

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  13. "Sway" - Dean Martin, also covered by The PussyCat Dolls.

    Either version, gotta hear it all the way through and if I'm not driving, I'm dancing to it.

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  14. @ life, good one! probably a close second but i have to go with

    Escape (The pina colada song)
    Rupert Holmes

    If you like PEEN ya COLADAS! (good song to sing while looking at FFF too!

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  15. No Woman No Cry: Bob Marley

    That's the first one that popped into my head.

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  16. Hmm, Merlin just got me thinking...does it make me a bad spouse if my favourite song ISN'T my wedding song???

    It is next in line though keeping with the Rat Pack prompt...Fly Me To the Moon, Ol' Blue Eyes.

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  17. Simple-

    All of My Love by Led Zeppelin

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  18. "Wildflower", by Skylark
    http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=3396443488112894804&ei=KjbdSNavNIXE-wHMiaWhCw&q=wildflower&vt=lf&hl=en

    Makes me cry EVERY time... :/

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  19. I am well over 40 and there's so many to choose from, but hands down it's gotta be "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters. Never tire of hearing it.

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  20. "The Same Deep Water as You" by The Cure. With "Sugar Water" by Cibo Matto a very close second.

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  21. Damn you, Enty!!! I'm now in my 4th re-listen of Lucky Man on youtube. I have work to do... yet can't turn away.

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  22. p.s. Enty, you should tell us yours!

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  23. Santa Monica, by Everclear.

    Or Ice, Ice Baby.

    Or Pour Some Sugar on Me, Def Leppard.

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  24. Badlands - Bruce Springsteen

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  25. I know Ms. - there goes the rest of my day. I'm so happy iTunes lets you put a song on permanent repeat.

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  26. Excellent choice, Ms. Cool - mine's "Brilliant Disguise" by Bruce.

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  27. Mooshki - how do I put a song on permanent repeat? I didn't know about this feature.

    Managed to tear myself away from Lucky Man and am now listening to other choices nominated here. Bopping to Everlong by the Foo Fighters. I may as well give in to the dark force and say 'fuck it' to the rest of the work day...

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  28. The first song I thought of is "Bizarre Love Triangle" by New Order. I still get up and dance whenever I hear that song. A lot of great memories attached to it too.

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  29. "Still the Same" by Bob Segar

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  31. JACK AND DIANE, JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP

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  32. Ms, in the bottom left corner, there are two arrows making an oval. If you click the button once, it will put the current playlist on repeat. If you click it twice, a little "1" appears and it repeats the same song. (I don't know if an iPod has the same feature or not...)

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  33. Oh, man, this is too hard. But the first song that popped into my head is "So Alive" by Love and Rockets. Don't hear it very often, so when I do, have to stop and listen. And pretend I'm still in college!

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  34. Paradise by the Dashboard Light by Meatloaf.

    I'm also extremely partial to "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton but my last gf kinda ruined that for me.

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  35. Anonymous12:40 PM

    Anything by Queens of the Stone Age or HIM

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  36. Also, if you use Firefox or IE, you should download FoxyTunes - it lets you control iTunes (or other players) through buttons at the bottom of your browser. (It's free.)

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  37. Shit I can't think of just one. Maybe one from each artist or year or decade or genre but not only one fricking song ever.

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  38. Other faves:

    Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen

    For Classical it has to be Pachelbel's Canon.

    Romeo & Juliet--Indigo Girls version

    There are so many!

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  40. "New York State of Mind" Billy Joel

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  41. Moments in Love - Art of Noise

    Summer Madness - Kool & the Gang

    What's Going On - Marvin Gaye


    (At least I narrowed it down to the top three.)

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  42. On every street - Dire Straits

    and Dancing in the dark - Bruce Springsteen

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  43. Some that make me cry:

    That I Would Be Good by Alanis Morisette

    Daddy's Little Girl by Tim McGraw

    There You'll Be by Faith Hill

    You Can Let Go Now by Cystal Shawanda

    I'm an emotional girl, can't help it! :)

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  44. master blaster - stevie wonder

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  45. U2-- I Will Follow. My husband even put it on my phone for me, but he did the live version, & I jump everytime my pocketbook goes off!!

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  46. Here I Go Again - Whitesnake

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  47. Blackbird - The Beatles

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  48. Mooshki, no little arrows in my bottom left corner... I have the play arrow or the two STOP/PAUSE lines. I use Firefox.

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  49. You Sexy Thing by Hot Chocolate

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  50. Everclear: I will buy you a new life (I call it "the shopping song" lol)

    Dean Martin: Sway

    David Bisbal: Buleria

    (All three are tied for me)

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  51. melissa- you shook me all night long is my cell phone ring...very embarassing at work.

    "Get By"-- Talib Kweli

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  52. Or modern-day, Renegades of Funk by RATM.

    Don't wanna be labled a 70's throwback!

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  53. Ms. - the repeat arrows are on the iTunes program window. Maybe you have an older version?

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  54. Sort of OT, but another freebie that you might like is Pandora.com
    aka "radio from the Music Genome Project".
    They say give them an hour and it'll be like they're in your head. There are a few quirks, but for the most part it makes perfect background music.
    Right now, I'm listening to a version of "Sway" I've never heard... by Ben E. King from the album "Spanish Harlem/Don't Play That Song". (and chair dancing because I'm at work)

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  55. OK. For now, I pick "Barracuda", by Heart. Because I just read their open "Cease And Desist, You Old Fart" - letter to John McCain, and I want you all to go buy the song.

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  56. Stevie Wonder -- Superwoman


    I feel like I'm doing it a disservice if I don't listen to the whole thing. It's that good.

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  57. Oh MAN this is tough!!! I can't pick one, I have to pick one oldie and one newie:

    I Don't Want to Lose Your Love Tonight - The Outfield (oldie)

    First Time - Lifehouse (newie)

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  58. "Blackbird" by The Beatles.

    I have always said that the person I marry has to know how to play it on the guitar.

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  59. Come Pick Me Up - Ryan Adams

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  60. American Girl - Tom Petty

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  61. I thought "you shook me all night long" they were saying "you took me all night long" LOL Ent the next Your Turn should be mis-heard song lyrics. LOL

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  62. Almost everything I have a top 10 for based on my mood but the only exception is favorite song. Knowing the history of it makes me love it that much more.

    Fire & Rain by James Taylor

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  63. Time Heals Everything - Bernadette Peters or We Want the Funk -Funkadelics...y'know..I have my moods

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  64. Sarah said I have always said that the person I marry has to know how to play it on the guitar.

    What if they only know how to play it on bagpipes or accordion?

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  65. "I Can't Fight this Feeling Anymore" by REO Speedwagon!!! I remember that was the song that I had my first dance to in junior high (Stonewall Jackson Junior High School, Orlando Florida) with this boy named Aden. I remember that he was wearing a surfer shirt from Ron Jon's surf shop and his hands were sweaty.
    When my family and I went to see Horton Hears a Who and that song came on-oh my-you should have seen all the grown ups singing that song on the way out of the theater.
    Love it!

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  66. Anonymous1:29 PM

    "1979" by Smashing Pumpkins is my official favorite, though "Badfish" by Sublime ranks high for me, as does "URAQT" by M.I.A., "Work That" by Mary J Blige, "Lie In Our Graves" by DMB, and "Can't Stop" by Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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  67. It's damn near impossible to narrow to just one song.

    So today (and tomorrow it will be different), it's Los Angeles by X.

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  68. Cellphone ringtones is a good topic too.

    Mine is "September", Earth Wind and Fire.

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  69. Nearly impossible to pick, and mine are a very weird group. It would be one of four songs:

    "Thunder Island," Jay Ferguson

    "Couldn't Get it Right," Climax Blues Band

    "Dancing in the Moonlight," Toploader

    "Brandy," The Looking Glass

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  70. Stairway to Heaven !!!!

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  71. Bohemian Rhapsody
    Unchained Melody

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  72. Bluetonic - The Buetones

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7JVFHCcHv5Y

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  73. Choosing only one is too hard, Enty. There are SOO many classics. Everyone above has mentioned great ones. I also LOVE Ramble On - LZeppelin, As - Stevie Wonder, I like Astrid Giberto's version of Fly Me to the Moon (it's a touch faster than Sinatra's), really any of the greats from the 60s and early 70s. Anything by STP and Soundgarten. For just about any of those, I would stop what I was doing and listen 'til the end.

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  74. I Didn't Mean To Turn You On--Robert Palmer

    Rush Rush--Paula Abdul (I think that was 90s but whatever)

    Careless Whispers--Wham!

    Africa--Toto

    God, did I just admit this out loud?

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  75. okay, Mooshki - I thought you were referring to youtube.

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  76. Anonymous2:06 PM

    Nikita Elton john

    I've been losing You A-ha

    Im a HUGE A-ha fan

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  77. Oh shoot I'm an idiot! I didn't read that carefully enough, so I put down the cheesiest 80s songs. Oops. Ok here are my all time favorite songs:

    There is a Light That Never Goes Out--The Smiths

    Procession--New Order

    Sealings--Yeah Yeah Yeahs

    Caroline--MC Solaar

    Miss You--The Rolling Stones

    Ultraviolet--U2

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  78. chevy van,... its actually a good song.

    dancing in the moonlight.

    mama kin-aerosmith

    take it easy-eagles

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  79. Bizarre Love Triange by New Order

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  80. Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
    All We Are - Kim Mitchell
    Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John

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  81. OK everyone STOP!!!! You're all making me have acid flashbacks!!!

    LOL!!!

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  82. When a Man Loves a Woman - Percy Sledge

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  83. Ha, oops, Ms! I blame Friday brain - I'm half checked out now.

    Alexis, I'm SO glad you misread the question - that's an awesome list! :)

    So many great songs, guys!!!

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  84. I Love You - Climax Blues Band

    Rhiannon -- Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac

    Magic Man -- Heart

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  85. How about a top five?

    Muse 'Unintended'
    Jeff Buckley 'Hallelulah'
    Damien Rice 'The Blower's Daughter'
    The Knack 'My Sharona'
    Stone Temple Pilots 'Creep'

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  86. How about songs that make you change the station after the first note!

    All I Wanna Do (Sheryl Crow)

    She Drives Me Crazy (Fine Young Cannibals)

    I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (Aerosmith)

    I'm sure there are more but these were the 1st three that I can't stand! :)

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  87. sweet child o mine
    guns n roses

    when i hear the guitar played by slash in the beginning...i get allm sorts of excited

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  88. shoe addict--great one. I'm the same way. I had it as my ring tone for awhile and one day I was at CVS (drug store) and Slash was there and I SO wanted my phone to ring but it didn't! :(

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  89. american pie - don mclean

    jack n diane - john COUGAR melloncamp.

    Summer of 69 - b. adams. (yeah,. i know)

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  90. kate said:

    Stevie Wonder -- Superwoman


    I feel like I'm doing it a disservice if I don't listen to the whole thing. It's that good.



    Yes Kate I agree and I also love Golden Lady by Stevie.

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  91. both "blue moon" by the marcels, or any version, and "hooked on a feeling", either by b.j. thomas OR blue suede, will have me singing and dancing in the grocery store, embarrassing my children and onlookers.

    of course, when you run a "fan club" for many years, you're out of touch with current music. i have a new fave from buffett's "take the weather with you": "breathe in, breathe out, move on"

    "if a hurricane doesn't leave you dead, it will make you strong,
    don't try to explain it, just bow your head, breathe in, breath out, move on"

    i've been trying to make that my motto this year.

    i also have to add mr. bunny's and my song,
    "you're my inspiration" by chicago.
    yeah, i'm old, bite me!

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  92. My goodness we are all telling our age.

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  93. Always Something There to Remind Me by Naked Eyes

    Drive by the Cars

    Bela Legosi's Dead by Bauhaus

    I can't choose.

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  94. Led Zeppelin
    All of my Love

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  95. Just Like Heaven by The Cure

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  96. Green wave gal; YOU MET SLASH???? *hyperventilating*

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  97. Okay, everyone else is listing more than one song....

    No Heaven by DJ Champion

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwPyNOhXFd0

    I *love* this song.

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  98. I didn't talk to him. He was just standing next to me. He was just running errands like me. Here in LA I try to not approach celebrities doing everyday things. :)

    For example, Tuesday night I was representing my alma mater at a college fair and the crazy neighbor/dad from Desperate Housewives came up to me (with his HS-age son) and was asking me questions. It was so difficult to just pretend that I didn't know who he was!

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  99. "Ain't No Sunshine," by Bill Withers. It's so sexy. I love it. It always soothes me. It's a perfect road trip song -- it's singalongable and only about three minutes long.

    Or..."Just Like Heaven," by The Cure. That MIGHT be my all-time favorite song, which basically means that it's been my favorite song since junior high. Which might be kinda lame, but I don't care.

    It's impossible to pick one favorite song, dammit. There are so many good tunes in this post, though! I love being reminded of The Verve and Cibo Matto. And "In Your Eyes" is still beautiful. I love it. I don't think it's dated.

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  100. I wanna be adored, Stone Roses

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  101. "Parabola" by TOOL.

    "This body holding me reminds me of my own mortality. Embrace this moment, remember: we are eternal, all this pain is an illusion"


    Best. Lyrics. Ever.

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  102. Anonymous4:47 PM

    OMG so sorry ms. forgot this was your blog.

    Oh wait.

    Its not.

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  103. If you are forcing me to pick, it would have to be "Theme From the Greatest American Hero" Joey Scarbury. It is impossible to be in bad mood when that song plays.

    Believe it or not, I'm walking on air. I never thought I could feel so free-ee-ee!

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  105. Oh yes, bad fish, I forgot how sensitive, deep and tortured you are. (yawn). You're the Keira Knightly of CDCN.

    I posted one of my favourite songs earlier and posted another. Get over yourself.

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  106. Mags-I LOVE that song. I just recommended it to a friend today for her free itunes song coupon that she had! :)

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  107. I hate to admit this, but I love Paula Abdul's 'Forever Your Girl'

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  108. Can't pick just one.
    Stairway to Heaven--Zepplin
    Livin on a Prayer ---Bon Jovi
    Don't want to miss a thing --Aerosmith

    There are so many more but those three are definite tops in the stop whatever I am doing to listen category.

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  109. You're awesome, Greg! :-)

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  110. Has everyone forgotten about the King?

    All time favorite song - Suspicious Minds by Elvis Presley.

    If I only had one wish, it would be to have been one of the Sweet Inspiratons and to have sung back-up vocals on that masterpiece. My world stops everytime I hear it.

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  111. yes I love suspicious minds!
    I think my all-time is Wonderful tonight..the way EC sings it "unplugged'" amazing.
    And since everyone is listing more than one, I do love "More today than yesterday" by Spiral Staircase, lol..

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  112. Not a big Madonna fan but
    when "crazy for you" comes on
    I swear I'm right back at a school slow dance!

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  113. damn mags "greatest american hero" was a good song. Funny that song has really stayed around so long much better than the show ever did.

    I still love "my life" by Billy Joel just because it makes me think of Bosom buddies!

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  114. caravan of love, the housemartins

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  115. James - Sit Down

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  116. Muse - Time is Running Out

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  117. can't...pick...just...one GRRRRR

    I have to employ revolving top-ten lists for my various media favorites. Typically about 6 or 7 spots are permanently taken and the other 3 or 4 are occupied by lustful dalliances that may or may not become permanent. Do feel free to use my strategy if it helps y’all cope with media pleasure overload. ;)

    HAVING SAID THAT:

    Sailing by Christopher Cross [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gi88a4YGc3g]

    (with Celebration by Kool and the Gang [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwEMxYggoKQ] and Black Coffee in Bed by Squeeze [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=610nUOJWxGc] as honorable mentions). Something about being a bitty wee one and loving to dance just by spinning in circles endlessly, with a little help from K-Tel.

    I realize what I have just admitted to in a public forum, and I feel no shame.

    Ummm, except I forgot this one for a minute: the SNL performance of Here Comes the Sun by George Harrison and Paul Simon [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAOclgppEXc]. Forgetting that IS shameful!


    (p.s. ms., I think I love you!)

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  118. "I didn't talk to him. He was just standing next to me. He was just running errands like me. Here in LA I try to not approach celebrities doing everyday things. :) "

    Haha, that's probably a good thing. There are only a few celebs that I would totally lose my cool with....and Slash happens to be one of them...*L*

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  119. Anonymous9:36 PM

    "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure...always.

    I can't believe that someone said "Brandy" was their favorite song! I like the Red Hot Chili Peppers version.

    I also love "Crush" by DMB...I want to dance with someone to that song someday.

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  120. Anonymous9:37 PM

    Something (in the way she moves) by the Beatles.

    ElsieFire - my second would be anything by Split Enz or Crowded House. :)

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  121. Anonymous9:39 PM

    Oopsie! I forgot "The Working Hour" by Tears for Fears. I love the saxophone...I listen to it over and over along with the others.

    This is so fun!

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  122. Loves me some Marty Balin.

    Miracles by Jefferson Starship came out when I was in college working as a barmaid. This was on the box and I still stop and listen to it - and get chills.

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  123. This one by Alive 'n Kickin' always stops me in my tracks. Reminds me of my first junior high school crush:

    Tighter & Tighter

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcqfaWsMIoM&fmt=18

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  124. Everyone has such terrific songs! Like ya'll, I just cannot pick just one fav. So...

    Tainted Love - Soft Cell
    Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
    Closer - NIN
    9th Symphony, New World Movement - Dvorak
    Wonder - Natalie Merchant
    Take Me Home Tonight - Eddie Money
    Desert Rose - Sting
    The Rain, The Park, and Other Things - Cowsills

    God, I am a such a schizo-music freak...

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  125. "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush. The music feels like the rhythm of my heartbeat.

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  126. ♫ What is love... ♫

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  127. "Be My Baby" - The Ronettes, although anything by them makes me stop, dance and sing along.

    "Tied Up Too Tight" - Hard-fi, they're one of my favourite bands.

    "With or Without You" - U2 and I loathe them usually.

    "Always on my mind" or "What Have I Done to Deserve This" - Pet Shop Boys.

    "Can't Turn You Loose" - The man, Otis.

    I couldn't just pick one hehe.

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  128. The Passenger - the Siouxsie version. The horns just make me move my shit!

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  129. Okay, did anyone else just blow their yearly iTunes budget because of this topic? SO MANY GREAT SONGS HERE!!! I wanted to say "me too!" to a bunch of people, then I realized I'd be re-posting the entire thread.

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  130. What it Takes - Aerosmith

    when I'm going crazy -

    Blow Up the Outside World Soundgarden

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  131. and way old -

    Us and Them - Pink Floyd

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  132. too many!

    something so strong - crowded house

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  133. geez -

    1979 - Smashing Pumpkins

    Santa Monica - Everclear

    Long December - Counting Crows

    so many! my head is bursting!!

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  134. best dance song of all time, bar none (at least for me!)


    Sexual Healing (Dance Remix) - Max-a-Million

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  135. Panama - Van Halen

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  136. mags-
    greatest american hero was mike post (MIKEY!) and steve geyer.

    we're big fans of mike around here!

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  137. Billy Joel -

    Until the Night

    Half a Mile Away

    New York State of Mind

    I still love him. He's on my freebie list. Now if I can just distract Katie Lee......

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  138. ... I love '80s rock/hair metal bands and songs - Journey, Van Halen, Night Ranger, Whitesnake, etc. ... "cheesey" or NOT... bands like those kick the CRAP out of the *cRap/nu-metal/EmoScreamo/Techno/Schmeck-no CESS* that passes for "music" today...


    ... BTW... Ent... "heard" any more *distressing news* re: the DRUGGED-UP/BLACKMAILED WH0RE w/ the ow 'DEAD' acting "career" aka Brittany Anne Murphy Bertolotti?


    ... and NO... I DON'T and WILL NEVER "recognize" Her *FAKE/FONY/FRAUDULENT/BLACKMAILING SKUM-jack "husband's" PUTRID "name"*... NEVER.

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  139. ^... *that's* now-'DEAD' acting "career"... that *is*.

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  140. Fool In The Rain - Led Zeppelin

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  141. Everlong always and forever!!! I'm with you, mes!!

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  142. and by "mes" I mean Mazemerizing ;)

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  143. Man, this was really tough, took me all weekend to decide (ironically enty's question coincides with my making some CDs of my favorite songs-at least my favorite country songs)-I'm still

    "Classic" Country: there are COUNTLESS, but I listed only 2):
    Redneck Girl-Bellamy Brothers

    Seven Spanish Angels-Willie Nelson & Ray Charles

    Newer Country: (ironically, 1st 2 are remakes of old songs)
    Life in a Northern Town-Sugarland, Little Big Town & Jake Owens

    Lucille-Billy Currington's remake

    Whiskey Girl-Toby Keith

    Non-Country:
    Wish You Were Here-Pink Floyd (Marty Casey's version was damn good too)

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  145. Tiffany "think we're alone now"
    Dolly parton "9 to 5"...
    Dan Fogelberg"Same Old Lang Syne"
    Soooooooooooooo sad...

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  146. Scandal -- Good-bye to you!

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  147. Mama Kin - aerosmith ..

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  148. I have to add:
    Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson

    worst part is that he made this song when he was already in his "freak transformation", but still a great song.

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  149. Wow! I totally forgot about "I Got You" - Split Endz!That's my runner up for sure.

    My winner: Naive Melody (This Must Be the Place) - Talking Heads...always and forever!

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  150. I know I'm late to the party. Haven't had time to come on much.

    Look Up to the Sky by The Indians. It played during the credit roll at the end of Kalifornia.

    Love the variety here - Cowsills, Stone Roses, Jay Ferguson. Sounds like my iPod! Miss You by the Stones makes me 16 again. At least in my head.

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