5 Songs i Need To Listen To

[Unitopolis]

Title says it all really, i want you to tell me your five favourite songs that you don't think i've heard (so no "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "99 Problems", "One" etc.) Thanks.

Oh and if i was you, here's what i'd put down, if anyone wants to give me their feedback. Also try and vary the genres a little, i know i haven't varied mine too widely but you'll just have to put up with it

eMC - Leak it Out
R.E.U.B. - Waiting For The World To Change
immortal technique - Bin Laden
Messiah J & The Expert - Jean is Planning An Escape
The Streets - Don't Mug Yourself

[Unitopolis]

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[East Fancainia]

"Almost easy" by Avenged Sevenfold

[North Wiedna]

One of These Days-Pink Floyd
Miranda That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore-The Mars Volta
Behind Blue Eyes-The Who
Octavarium-Dream Theater
Karn Evil 9-Emerson Lake & Palmer

[Junkyland]

1. Junkie - Ozzy Osbourne

2. Roots Radicals - Rancid

3. Give Me One Good Reason - Blink 182

4. We Are All We Have - The Casualties

5. Kill All The White men - NOFX

[Wutaco]

1: 99 Problems by Jay-Z
2: Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
3: One by U2
4: One by Metallica
5: Thriller by Michael Jackson

[Inchland]

Just listen to any 5 Led Zeppelin songs you can find

[Central Slavia]

сирена - алла пугачева (youtube)
Princes of Dreams - Doug the Eagle (this is freeware music, just google it)

[Cyber Utopia]

Justice - Waters of Nazareth
Dare and Haste - Audiobiography
The Specials - Friday Night, Saturday Morning
Groove Armada - Superstylin'
War - Low Rider

[Tyrrin]

Beck- Girl
Yes- Awaken
Queens of the Stone Age- In My Head
Audioslave- Shadow on the Sun
Weezer- El Scorcho

[Hanox]

Ok get ready this is gonna be strange...

Butterfingers - Figjam (Australian Rap)

Starflam - La Sonora (Belgian Hip-Hop)

Klaus Wunderlich - Summertime (German Electronica/Organ from the 70's)

Teapacks - Push The Button (anti-iranian 2008 eurovision entry from israel)

Oasis - Stop Crying Your Heart Outt (nothing weird about this it's just a good song)

Enjoy!

[Britenini]

Every song called 5

[Khavar]

Seconded vote for: FIGJAM - Butterfingers
White Blank Page - Mumford & Sons
Bitches ain't Shit - Ben Folds
Motus - Francoiz Breut
Mad World - Gary Jules

[Bavin]

Anything you can find by Cake.

[Rhodmhire]

1. "Untitled Dauðalagið Part II" - Sigur Rós An Icelandic post-rock whos lead vocalist,Jónsi Birgisson, sings in Hopelandish, a fake language, but his falsetto and the complimenting instrumental is just phenomenal. I found out about this song after getting into the game Dead Space, it was the trailer theme for the first trailer I saw for the game, which was a scary ass great game, by the way.

You'd think Rhodmhire of all people would just give you a bunch of Queen songs, but this band, and this song in particular, is an infrequent gaud, a gem of sorts, and it really goes to show how there is good to be found in the contemporary setting if you look deep enough. Of course, you often have to go pretty deep. Very, very deep. Incredulously deep, unfathomably deep.

I'm getting beyond myself.

2. "Sonic Adventure II (SA2) Live and Learn Remix" - ChEsDeRmAn Newgrounds is amazing shit, and probably the only hub I'd call a congealed genuine music source of this age. I usually listen to this before fighting with my katana during my workout, which usually only lasts about ten minutes.

Pretty epic if you ask me, I'm not one for Newgrounds music with vocals either (lucky it's not too often that that even happens) so the pure instrumental works out for me.

3. "Air" - Paul Collier This guy specializes in this kind of placid, relaxation music. I often listen to this when I'm reading, studying, or trying to go to sleep. Very soothing and elegant, again no vocals. Collier is in on the brain wave frequency stuff, I'm not too heavy on it, but whatever it is it works out music-wise (perhaps not in a neurological sense), and I loathe the day he stops putting out music.

4. "The Thinking Man" - Shane Walsh I found out about this pianist about three months ago, I love a lot of his work but this is by far my most cherished work he has put out. Like Collier, Walsh knows how to make my brain nice and calm and shiny for when I'm doing things that require it to be, and I always love me a good piano predominant instrumental piece to accomplish this daunting task.

Just be ready to think (and maybe cry a tear or two) when you listen to it.

5. "The Luckiest" - Ben Folds Five I only like this and one other song by Ben Folds Five, that other song being "Still." This is a rare breed, so seldom do I get a chance to hear a song about such a cliché as love and fall in love myself. So often the anecdotes are naive, idiosyncratic to the point of vomitting, it makes me abhor what we have become: a few text messages, a little Internet chatting and boom, love is established for an eon.

It is truly subjective, perhaps he is wrong, but I can absolutely laud his premise: It is one who cannot put into colloquial context how one feels for another, who must resort to telling of others' potent adoration of a partner in a romantic sense, who is truly in a state of undeniable love.

Yeah, Queen is the top, but I'm sure you've heard all of their songs.

You need these, in my humblest of opinions.

[Conserative Morality]

1. For the Greater Good of God, By Iron Maiden

2. Wooden Pints, by Korpiklaani

3. Dogs of War, by Saxon

4. Dies Irae, by whatever group you can find in this day and age.

5. Freewill, by Rush

[Rhodmhire]

1. For the Greater Good of God, By Iron Maiden

How did I know that was going to happen?

[Lakhon]

Sorry about the lack of variation.
1.London Calling by The Clash
2.Train in Vain by The Clash
3.Live and Let Die by Paul McCartney & Wings
4.While my Guitar Gently Weeps by The Beatles
5.Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd

[The Parkus Empire]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBu3zSbvd4I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx02oTgfxVU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6IJKSsJVds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7ixGAOwCiQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3BthgYwbIU

[Lithatrius]

Twilight of the Thunder God - Amon Amarth
Your Betrayal - Bullet For My Valentine
Beat and the Harlot - Avenged Sevenfold
Pulmonary Archery - Alexisonfire

And the odd one out

Beliy Plaschik - t.A.T.u

[Gibet]

Sabaton: Rise Of Evil
Sabaton: Price Of A Mile
Johnny Cash: God's Gonna Cut You Down
Waylon Jennings: Sonny and Sheer
The Beatles: When I'm 64

[Conserative Morality]

How did I know that was going to happen?

Because it's a damn good song.

[El Nationo]

The Residents - "Constantinople"
The Residents - "Third Reich 'N' Roll"
MRP - "The Couch"
Faust- "Krautrock"
Mr. Bungle - "Goodbye Sober Day"

Oh yes.

[The Archiepelago]

1. Morgenstern- Rammstein
2. Master of Puppets- Metallica
3. Rainbow in the Dark- Dio
4. Hard Rock Hallelujah
5. The Night- Disturbed

[Mendeleevia]

Eh, still gotta fit Nirvana in there, though i thank you for rejecting those Teen Spirit wankers.
OK

Jolene - The White Stripes (This is a cover of a Dolly Parton song, a little strange, accounting for the lyrical matter, but well done. The live version is exponentially better)

Stars - Hum Some great 90's shoegazey- grunge.

Your Little Hoodrat Friend - The Hold Steady Like classic rock... but not

Magnet's Coil - Sebadoh hard-driving folk rock, led by the quite possibly the laziest singer of all time

Gouge Away - The Pixies

Where Did You Sleep Last Night? - Nirvana (Still fit that in there)