Conquer Club

Out of a total of 783 songs, here are the ones I've rated 5 stars. What are yours?

Adrian Belew:

Walk Around the World

Aerosmith:

Dream On

Alice in Chains:

Rooster
Rotten Apple
I Stay Away
Would
No Excuses
Down in a Hole

Animals:

House of the Rising Sun(cover)

Architecture in Helsinki:

Vanishing
Do the Whirlwind
Heart it Races

BB King:

The Thrill is Gone

The Beatles:

I Want You (She's So Heavy)
Strawberry Fields Forever
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Hey Jude
A Day in the Life

Beck:

Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime(cover)

Ben E. King:

Stand by Me

Billy Idol:

White Wedding

The Bloodhound Gang:

Right Turn Clyde
The Bad Touch

The Blue Man Group:

Teenage Wasteland(live cover)

Coldplay:

God Put a Smile Upon Your Face
The Scientist

Daft Punk:

Da Funk
One More Time

David Bowie:

The Man Who Sold the World
Let's Dance
Suffragette City

Death Cab for Cutie:

Title and Registration

Depeche Mode:

Dream On
World in My Eyes
Policy of Truth
Stripped

The Doors:

Break on Through
Light My Fire
People Are Strange
Riders on the Storm
Roadhouse Blues

The Eagles:

Hotel California

Eurythmics:

Sweet Dreams

Franz Ferdinand:

Love and Destroy
Auf Acshe
Outsiders

Hoobastank:

The Reason
Disappear

Jimmy Eat World:

A Praise Chorus
Get It Faster
She's Perfect

King Crimson:

In the Court of the Crimson King

Led Zeppelin:

The Rain Song
Stairway to Heaven
When the Levee Breaks
Dazed and Confused

Leonard Cohen:

Woke Up This Morning

Lynyrd Skynyrd:

Tuesday's Gone with the Wind

Metallica:

One
Turn the Page (cover)
Until It Sleeps
Master of Puppets
Wherever I May Roam
Nothing Else Matters
Tuesday's Gone with the Wind (cover)
(Welcome Home) Sanitarium

Modest Mouse:

The World at Large
Dramamine

Muse:

Ruled by Secrecy
Stockholm Syndrome

Nine Inch Nails:

Closer
Ruiner
Sin
Terrible Lie
Head Like a Hole
The Perfect Drug
The Line Begins to Blur
Right Where It Belongs
Hurt

Nirvana:

The Man Who Sold the World (cover)

The Offspring:

Million Miles Away

Otis Redding:

Sittin' at the Dock of the Bay

Pearl Jam:

Alive
Crazy Mary (cover)
Black
Behind Blue Eyes (cover)
Oceans

A Perfect Circle:

The Noose

Pink Floyd:

Us and Them
Comfortably Numb
Shine on You Crazy Diamond
Time
Wish You Were Here

The Police:

Every Breath You Take
Walking on the Moon

The Postal Service:

This Place Is a Prison

Radiohead:

Pyramid Song
Backdrifts (Honeymoon Is Over)
There There (Boney King of Nowhere)
Reckoner
House of Cards
Everything In It's Right Place
How to Disappear Completely
Paranoid Android

Red Hot Chili Peppers:

Californication
Other Side
Snow (Hey Oh)
By the Way
Can't Stop
Under the Bridge

Rob Dougan:

Clubbed to Death

Smashing Pumpkins:

Rhinoceros
Mayonnaise
Tonight, Tonight

The Smiths:

I am Human
The Queen Is Dead

The String Quartet:

In the End (Linking Park cover)
Exit Music (For a Film) [Radiohead cover]

System of a Down:

Hypnotize
Aerials

U2:

One
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
All I Want Is You
New Year's Day

Underworld:

8 Ball

The Who:

Teenage Wasteland

Zero 7:

Spinning

Yeah, I know 738 songs. I really need more music. I especially need more Beatles and Radiohead.

wow, did you type that all out?

is there some way to import the list? i have waaaaay too many to bother listing here. cause i usually 5 or 4 star songs i like hearing, so i can just put "My Top Rated" on random when people are over, and it'll always play good stuff.

Same, my list is 718 songs long.

Hmm. Maybe a snapshot would be best. I did type it out, but I was bored and I don't have any homework, so whatever.

Or you could just list some that I didn't mention or something, whatever works for you.

I'm not bothered to rate my music. Sometimes I get bored and tired of songs that I would 5-star at first, and other times I find new love in songs that I initially didn't think much of.

static_ice wrote:I'm not bothered to rate my music. Sometimes I get bored and tired of songs that I would 5-star at first, and other times I find new love in songs that I initially didn't think much of.

I like to rate my songs, because it really forces me to think about how good the song is. Which often leads to the realization that I'm listening to crap. You have to be a real stickler with your 5-star songs. I pretty much only do it to songs I don't get tired of.

i dont rate my songs. but ive been listening to lil wayne's new cd alot lately

Eh, I got nothing better to do:

The Allman Brothers Band:
Southbound, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Melissa, Ain't Wastin' Time No More, Desdemona

The Animals:
We Gotta Get Outta This Place, Sky Pilot, House of the Rising Sun

Bob Marley & The Wailers:
No Woman, No Cry (Live Version), One Love/People Get Ready. Concrete Jungle(Live in Connecticut)

Creedence Clearwater Revival:
Fortunate Son, I Heard It Through the Grapevine

Damian Marley:
Road To Zion

Derek, Eric Clapton & The Dominos:
Layla

Dire Straits:
Sultans of Swing

Don McLean:
American Pie

The Doors:
Light My Fire, People Are Strange

Eric Clapton:
Cocaine (Live)

Fastball:
The Way

Janis Joplin:
Cry Baby

Jefferson Airplane:
White Rabbit

Jimi Hendrix:
The Wind Cries Mary, All Along the Watchtower, Little Wing, Bold As Love (both recorded version and instrumental), Fire (Live at Woodstock)

The Kinks:
All Day, and All of the Night

Leftover Salmon:
When the Levee Breaks, Out in the Woods

Lynyrd Skynyrd:
Free Bird (of course).

The Mama's and the Papa's:
California Dreamin'

The Maytals:
Pressure Drop, I Alone

Pink Floyd:
Speak To Me/Breathe, The Great Gig in the Sky, Money, Brain Damage, Wish You Were Here

Queen:
Bohemian Rhapsody, Under Pressure, Innuendo

The Rolling Stones:
Gimme Shelter, Little Red Rooster, Paint it Black, Mother's Little Helper, Ruby Tuesday, Jumpin' Jack Flash, I Don't Know Why, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Sympathy for the Devil

Santana:
Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen

Stevie Ray Vaughan:
Pride and Joy, Manic Depression

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers:
Free Fallin', Mary Jane's Last Dance, You Don't Know How it Feels

The Velvet Underground:
Sweet Jane, Oh! Sweet Nuthin'

The Who:
Behind Blue Eyes, I Can't Explain, The Real Me, 5'15, Love Reign O'er Me, Pinball Wizard, Baba O'Riley

The Yardbirds:
For Your Love

Most Played (Top Ten):
The Wind Cries Mary - Jimi Hendrix
Bold As Love (instrumental version) - Jimi Hendrix
Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival
House of the Rising Son - The Animals
Back Where it All Begins - The Allman Brothers Band
No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature - The Guess Who
Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix
Desdemona - The Allman Brothers Band
No Woman, No Cry (Live Version) - Bob Marley & The Wailers
Arco Arena - Cake

Yea, I'm that bored.

Arco Arena! Go Cake!

It's House of the Rising Sun...

okay, well, if i make a list, it'll only be of the 5 stars, and i may give up after 5 minutes.

reminisco wrote:okay, well, if i make a list, it'll only be of the 5 stars, and i may give up after 5 minutes.

Go for it

i just looked at it... i've got over 2000 songs with 5 stars. i'm not gonna type that all out. and that's not counting the stuff with 4 stars... "My Top Rated" only plays stuff to which you've given 4 or 5 stars. my total library on this machine numbers at 10783.

lately, cause there's so much music on this machine, i've been giving 4 stars automatically to new albums, so i'll hear them in the rotation. then i knock them down from there.

so kid, start reading http://www.pitchforkmedia.com you can get some good indie music tips there. start buying those albums.

Great thread idea, but

1. I don't star my music
2. If I did, there would be too many songs to count
3. I'm too lazy
4. Free DaGip!


ECX

InkL0sed wrote:

static_ice wrote:I'm not bothered to rate my music. Sometimes I get bored and tired of songs that I would 5-star at first, and other times I find new love in songs that I initially didn't think much of.

I like to rate my songs, because it really forces me to think about how good the song is. Which often leads to the realization that I'm listening to crap. You have to be a real stickler with your 5-star songs. I pretty much only do it to songs I don't get tired of.

I'm too switchy to rate, and I like a lot of songs a lot.

I don't do I-tunes, nor do I own an I-pod. I prefer my CDs, thank you very much. But the songs that I would rate as 5 Star are

AC/DC
Back in Black
Highway to Hell
Thunderstruck
Jail Break
If You Want Blood
Long Way to the Top
For Those about to Rock
Inject Your Venom
Shook Me All Night Long

Bon Jovi
I'm a Cowboy
Shot Through the Heart
Livin' on a Prayer

Big & Rich
Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy
Raisen' Hell and Amazing Grace
I Play Chicken with the Train (back up with Cowboy Troy)

Metallica
Enter Sandman
Sad but True
Through the Never

Quiet Riot
Mama We're All Crazee Now
Scream and Shout
Metal Health
Cum on Feel the Noize

Dio
Last in Line
Rainbow in the Dark

Queen
Bohemian Raphsody
We will Rock You
We are the Champions
Fat Bottomed Girls

Chris LeDoux
Cadillac Ranch
Life is a Highway
Copenhagen
Stampede
Wild Horses
This Cowboy's Hat

Guns N Roses
Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Welcome to the Jungle
Paradise City
Sweet Child O' Mine

Foreigner
Jukebox Hero
Urgent

The Scorpions
Big City Lights
Rock You Like a Hurricane

KISS
Detroit Rock City
Rock n Roll All Nite
Lick it Up
God Gave Rock n Roll to You
Forever

Johnny Cash
Hurt
Ring of Fire
(Do I really have to go through them all?)

Beach Boys
Kokomo
Barbara Ann


Too many to list!

http://www.last.fm/user/nickharris45

just look here lol.

I aint gonna do it, I got 2332 song son my list too many to go through

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okay. i'll put up some random ones. from all 2958 with 5 stars, i'll periodically list 5 or so that come up from being on random.. is that fair?


Peter Gabriel - Darkness

Slum Village - Fall In Love

Denali - Do Something

Nine Inch Nails - Ringfinger

Pedro the Lion - I Am Always The One Who Calls (live)

Beastie Boys - Body Movin'

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Millionaires Against Hunger

Pinback - Concrete Seconds

A Perfect Circle - Rose

Mos Def feat. Talib Kweli - Know That

and now, some more 5 star songs, that have funny titles:

Don Caballero-

Let's Face it Pal, You Didn't Need that Eye Surgery
Details on How To Get Iceman on Your License Plate
You Drink a lot of Coffee for a Teenager
In The Absence of Strong Evidence to the Contrary, One May Step Out of The Way of The Charging Bull
Dick Suffers is Furious With You
No One Gives a Hoot About Faux Ass Nonsense
I'm Goofballs for Bozzo Jazz
Mmmmmm Acting, I Love me Some Good Acting
Bears See Things Pretty Much The Way They Are
No More Peace and Quiet for the Warlike
If You've Read Dr. Adder Then You Know What I Want

hahaha3hahaha wrote:raaaaaaa!!!!!!!!! destroy man from the '40s raaaaaa!!!!!!!
I LOVE IT- apart from the fact you are purposely trying to prove a point that us kiddies have sh*t music lol........nah good stuff there- but i want a couple songs from 2000+ please! hha

Music in this decade, in short, sucks for the most part.

here's some more 5 starred songs. (and then i need to stop with this OCD list making)

Gene Harris - Don't Call Me N*gger Whitey

David Bazan - Backwoods Nation

Wu-Tang Clan - The M.G.M.

Patton Oswalt - Racist Cell Phones

The Bronx - Heart Attack American

Nas - Memory Lane (Sittin' in da Park)

Faith No More - We Care A Lot

Smashing Pumpkins - F*ck You (An Ode To No One)

Pixies - Broken Face

Public Enemy - Louder Than a Bomb

Hmm, some familiar bands, but mostly songs I've never heard of. Should yield some interesting searches...

InkL0sed wrote:It's House of the Rising Sun...

Shit, yea, typo - i knew that. fixed.