[Death & the Maiden]

The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet
The Cure - Pictures Of You
XTC - Senses Working Overtime

[Dead-Air]

Originally Posted by Green Magnesium

Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place

Excellent call that.

Carpenters - "Rainy Days and Mondays", "I Won't Last a Day Without You", "Close to You", "Superstar"

Beach Boys - All of Pet Sounds

Blondie - All of Eat to the Beat

ABBA - "Knowing You and Knowing Me", "Waterloo"

Cheap Trick - "Surrender", "I Want You to Want Me", "Aint That a Shame"

Supremes - "Keep Me Hanging On", "Baby Love", "I Hear a Symphony"

Association - "Windy"

Dusty Springfield - "Windmills of Your Mind"

[Death & the Maiden]

Blur - Anything from their best of

[_slavo_]

Originally Posted by Glice

 

 

The latter being the 'golden era' of the Sugababes. Just sayin'.

Yeah, they used to be way better when they had Mutya playing with them too. The new chick is super hot though.

Can anyone name that Chip Trick song on that advert at the moment? That's a good tune.

[LittlePuppetBoy]

U2-Bullet the Blue Sky, New Years Day, I will Follow
Stone Temple Pilots-Plush

[Everyneurotic]

Originally Posted by nicfit

Is this "back for good"? If so, +1.
...

fuck yeah i love that song!!! my friend is a recovering take that fan and we're always singing that song when we get drunk.

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the supremes - baby love
the supremes - where did our love go?
the supremes - you can't hurry love
the ronettes - be my baby
the marvelettes - please mr post man
martha and the vandellas - dancing in the streets
tommy james and the shondells - crimson and clover
the beatles - i want to hold your hand
gerry and the pacemakers - ferry cross the mersey
the mamas and the papas - california dreaming
simon and garfunkel - america
abba - tons of songs
ivonne elimann - if i can't have you
styx - come sail away
journey - anyway you want it
boston - more than a fucking feeling
xtc - major of simpleton
elton - mona lisas and mad haters, your song, crocodile rock, more.
john cougar mellencamp - jack and diane
john cougar mellencamp - hurts so good
cheap trick - tons of songs
poison - talk dirty to me
warrant - heaven
madonna - tons of songs
depeche - tons
new order - tons
soft cell - tainted love
omd - if you leave
the cars - tons
devo - tons
b52's - tons
undertones - teenage kicks
tifanny - i think we're alone now
kylie minogue - can't get you out of my head
kylie - the locomotion
paula abdul - straight up
new kids on the block - step by step
backstreet boys - as long as you love me
*nsync - bye bye bye
*nsync - no strings attached
bbmak - back here
m2m - tons
michelle branch - tons
avril - tons
britney - her first two albums with some exceptions
christina - gennie in a bottle
robbie williams - millennium
jimmy eat world - the middle
taking back sunday - cute without the 'e'
something corporate - punk rock princess
rihanna - my umbrella
taylor swift - our song

i love pop.

[HECKLER SPRAY]

Pavement - Cut your hair

[gualbert]

Everyneurotic: thanks for your 10000 favorite pop songs.

[Destroyed]

also

Simon & Garfunkel - Sound Of Silence, Mrs. Robinson, ...
The Veronicas - Everything I'm Not

[Dead-Air]

Oh, I forgot one of my favorite dumb '70s song, "Sky High" by Jigsaw.

[Everyneurotic]

Originally Posted by gualbert

Everyneurotic: thanks for your 10000 favorite pop songs.

i left out way too many.

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destroyed reminded me of the veronicas, who are fucking ace.

[batreleaser]

well, if xtc and devo count (which i dont think they do, i cant see them appealing to a large mass of people, except for "whip it"), but

xtc: this is pop?, great fire, wonderland, all you pretty girls

devo: every sllightly accessible song theyve ever made, devo has been and always will be one of my favorite bands, they are hugely influentla to me. even in the most metal bands ive been it, ive wanted to incorporate devo influences, which in turn has gotten me kicked out of a couple bands, haha.

also, does nick drake count? he might be too folk to be pop, but fuck it.
place to be, things behind the sun, parasite

i also forgot, rem:
pilgrimage, shaking through, the one i love, strange, finest worksong, harborcoat, little america, losing my religion, low, belong, me in honey, drive, nightswimming, star me kitten.

another one im shocked to not have seen being mentioned, prince, true pop music genius:
lets go crazy, when doves cry, i would die 4 u, purple rain, i wanna be your lover, u got the look, little red corvette.

another good one, al green:
lets stay together, im still in love with you, lets get married, tired of being alone, love and happiness.

al green is sure to get you laid while in your car overlooking a city like in 50s movies (in your dreams anyways).

[fugazifan]

to many to menton. but ill say lee hazelwood.
blue velvet
will you still love me tomorrow
in dreams
that'll be the day
like a prayer
moi je jou (briggitte bardot)

[Everyneurotic]

ohh yeah,

i love some "velvet morning", lee hazelwood and nancy sinatra.

[Dead-Air]

Everything by Nancy Sinatra actually.

And I must admit to liking all of the Monkees hits. A lot.

[fugazifan]

nancy sinatras greatest hits is in my top 20 albums.
almost eevery song is amazing

[LifeDistortion]

Bus Stop-The Hollies
Easy-The Commodores
California Dreamin'-The Mamas and the Papas
I Started A Joke-The Bee Gees
Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You-Franki Valli and The Four Seasons
Superstar-The Carpenters
What a Wonderful World-Louie Armstrong
Dear God-XTC

[tw2113]

Random stuff in my playlist:

Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Prozzak - Strange Disease (or whole album)
Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere
Beatles - You've Got To Hold Your Love Away
The Lovemakers - We Already Said Goodbye (and more)
Most Juliana Hatfield
Krezip - Plug It In and Turn Me On
Most Gin Blossoms

more later

[Dead-Air]

Oh, and I love old (and that doesn't include the '80s shit) Dolly Parton, especially "Here You Come Again".