2. Love’s Train — Con Funk Shun

3. Knocks Me Off My Fee — Donell Jones

4. Almost — Tamia

5. Someone to Love — Mint Conditon

Consequence of Sounds – Regina Spektor. Seriously, her voice never gets old for me.

Volverte A Ver – Juanes. It’s Spanish. It’s beautiful. I love it. I listen to this song at least twice every time it comes up on iTunes. Also, the video is cool; Youtube it.

Per Te – Josh Groban. Probably one of the greatest songs in all of existence. It’s Italian. I love it.

Walkin’ on Sunshine. The version I mostly listen to is by Jump5, it’s from the Ella Enchanted Soundtrack. This is my theme song. No joke.

We Can Be Lovers – from Moulin Rouge. I mostly just start singing this song randomly, but I guess it counts, cause I’ve definitely listened to it plenty of times.

Honourable Mentions:
Virginia Moon – the Foo Fighters.
St. James Infirmary – the White Stripes.
Live Every Second – Tokio Hotel.
To Them These Streets Belong – Rise Against.
Anyway You Want It – Journey.
Bohemian Rhapsody – Queen.
and I guess I might as well add The One, by the Backstreet Boys. I listened to that song on repeat for a 4 hour car ride when I was 10. Believe it or not, I still find the song bearable.

…I like too many songs =P

1. One by Metallica – I can remember getting my first CD player in Jr. High and listening to this at night on repeat. It’s probably safe to say that I listened to this one greater than 20 times in a row. I was just asleep for most of it.

2. Ice, Ice Baby by Robert Matthew Van Winkle – Yes. I’ll man up and admit to this one. It was 8th grade and I actually listened to it so much I can remember sitting in Mr. Kitchen’s American History class and writing out the lyrics. The sad thing is that me memorizing the lyrics was actually impressive to those sitting around me. I’m out of here. Word to your Motha’.

3. Around the Way Girl by LL – Another one to chalk up to Jr High. I can still recite every line when we pull out the CD on road trips. The only reason I can think that I was addicted to this one over other LL selections is because I too want a girl with extensions in her hair, bamboo earrings, at least two pair. A fendy bag and a bad attitude. That’s all I need to get me in a good mood.

4. Jolene by Ray Lamontagne – He just sounds as if he is in agonizing pain throughout the entire song. Addictions suck.

5. Tyler by the Toadies – Just take a listen and you’ll see why. The song took on added meaing in college due to Mallet events. That same period also brought new meaning to cauliflower and broccoli.

1. Because We Can by Fatboy Slim for the Moulin Rouge Soundtrack
2. I want you by Savage Garden
3. How You Remind Me by Nickelback
4. Life after Love by Cher
5. Touch It by Busta Rhymes

2.) Public Service Announcement — Jay-Z — I’m a big Jay-Z fan, obviously. I listened to this song one day while riding somewhere and I just played it over and over. I like the music in the background. I like how straight forward he is. It’s the song that I consider as my theme song. LOL His lyrics are as sharp as they’ve ever been.

3.) Stand — Donnie McClurkin — This song is definitely emotional and spirit building. Basically it’s saying no matter what life throws your direction, just stand on God’s promises and you’ll be fine. This is absolutely one of my favorite songs of all time.

4.) Lily in the Valley — John P Kee — As I stated in a previous answer, I love good Gospel music. This song is mostly a cappella (I can’t remember any actual music in it). The vocals in this song are amazing, to me. In choir at church, we sung a LOT of John P Kee songs. This is by far my favorite, even though I wasn’t involved in choir when it came out.

5.) Happy Feelings — Franky Beverly and Maze — This are my dudes… I can listen to Maze all day long, because their music is so mellow. Most people thing Happy Feelings is just another way about talking about getting high. At a concert, just watch how many joints get blazed when this song comes on. LOL

1. Rock Your Soul by Elisa
2. Perfect Day by Hoku
3. Teardrops on my guitar by Taylor Swift (The upbeat radio version)
4. Around the World/Harder Better Faster Stronger by Daft Punk (Alive 2007 album)
5. Jenny Says by Cowboy Mouth

1. Blind Melon – “Blind Melon”. Eighteen times in a row before heading off to see them at Jupiter on March 11. Wanna see me cry? Put that album on. It’s over.

2. Girl Talk – “Feed the Animals”. This shit will make you wanna get drunk and dance. Period. If you don’t like this album, you need to: #1: Get drunk. #2: Stop being a prick. #3: Put this album on. Step #4 (Dance!) will take care of itself. This album is like listening to the best parts of the coolest, catchiest songs from the past, I don’t know, maybe 3 years!?!

3. Pearl Jam – “Ten”. Who doesn’t love to scream, cry, wail, hug, kiss, laugh, or love their way through this one? When I got the cassette (yep!) from Columbia House, I put it in the tape deck in my car and listened to it until it stretched and was no longer playable. Then I went to Rabbit Records (local record store in Greenville, Alabama) and bought another copy. Stretched that one too.

4. Metallica – “…And Justice for All”. C’mon. C’maaaahhhn. “You’re reaching your nadir/ Your will has disappeared/The lie is crystal clear”. Fuckers used “nadir” in a song. Much love!
The first time I heard Metallica, I was sitting on the back of my dad’s F150, in the middle of our pasture. TK101 (in Mobile) was playing “Harvester of Sorrow”. It wasn’t coming through perfectly clear, just enough to change my musical tastes forever.

5. Dethklok – “The Dethalbum”. Probably the best heavy metal album in the past 5 years! I think I’ll put it on right now… This is another “listen in the car” album. Poobie made me a copy and I listened to it for 4 months straight. Only reason I quit was I got an iPod. I still keep that copy in my car, though. Thanks, Poobie!

2. “Crushcrushcrush” and “Misery Business” by Paramore – I thought they were a joke when I first saw them on MTV, but I soon found out how incredibly catchy they are.

3. “Pits & Poisoned Apples” by Kid Dynamite – Probably my second favorite band. It’s my all-time favorite song by them and it’s only 49 seconds long, so of course I’ve played the crap out of it.

4. “Give” and “Break the Glass” by Suicide Machines. I love ska. I’ve been listening to punk and ska since middle school. These are my two favorite songs by Suicide Machines, so I’ve listened to each of them over and over and over. People may know “Give” from the Disney channel movie Brink, the rollerblading one. Some thinks it’s called “Look Before You Leap,” so if you’ve ever tried finding that song, it’s called “Give.”

5. “Photograph” by Def Leppard – I just listened to this song several times in a row the other day. I love classic rock. That’s what I grew up to. In the car with my parents, they played classic rock stations. The only two stations I listen to when I’m in my car is 106.9 The Eagle and 105.9 WRTR.