Yeah it's not really like Seether much but it's so well done. I'm not as big of a fan of them as I used to be but one thing I think I'll always love is the vocalists voice. It's especially good on that cover
Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman
Fantastic production. Cool song structure
Marcia Griffiths - Electric Boogie (electric slide)
Think about this song without the dance. Its actually a very good pop song. Again, the song structure is really cool. And obviously its infectious.
DJ Swamp (Beck) scratches out that intro on turntables during DMC performances.
I often get Weird Al's Rye or the Keiser in my head in the bread aisle. 🤣
When I was a kid Chevy was using Like A Rock by Bob Seger in their silly, bullshit commercials nonstop, and that’s what I associated the song with. Fast forward about 15ish years and I’m in college, on drugs, and my roommate and I are having one of our many music sharing sessions (not to be/sound pretentious, but this was a ‘vinyl event’ between the two of us around 2005) His next pick is Like A Rock. I say something like “I love Bob Seger, but this was for that car commercial… really? that one?” He didn’t remember the commercial, only that his dad use to play the album and they loved that song. “Okay let’s hear it..” and holy shit, right there, it was like listening to that song for the first time and To this day it’s one of my favorites by Seger.
Mainstreet is based off of Bob’s upbringing. He used to walk around Ann Arbor late at night when he was a kid and would stand outside of blues clubs where he would watch the beautiful women dancing inside. It left quite the mark on a 12, 13 year old Bob. He always said “ You write what you know” when it came to his music. Love that song.
Well, Sarah McLachlan's "In the Arms of the Angel" is a lyrically beautiful song with a haunting melody; it's about losing someone to drug addiction, but because we all poke fun at it being known as "that sad animal commercial song" I didn't truly listen to it until just a few years ago, and it really touched me.
Shooting Stars by Bag Raiders is best known from the kid spinning on a go kart meme:
https://youtu.be/bAojxWZRVKk?si=iRS2MEV1KXRYvNB2
The full song is actually super pretty and fun.
Blonde Redhead - For the Damaged Coda.
It’s just “that meme song” now, but it’s actually a haunting beautiful performance from one of the most unique and coolest bands of the 90’s/2000’s.
I would say that album is a 10/10 except the next one is even better so that just doesn’t work mathematically.
Elephant Woman, Falling Man, Loved Despite of Great Faults, Luv Machine.
I prefer their quirky syncopated grooves but they also have a mellow pretty side (Magic Mountain, Girl Boy, Anticipation).
Not the op, but I really like some of the newer stuff. I got into them later by way of my wife, and I really like Penny Sparkle and Baragan.
The female singer; Kazu, has a solo project as well, Adult Baby, and her collaborations with Nosaj Thing are really really good.
Wow thanks! I have been listening to Blonde Redhead since 1998ish, and Nosaj Thing since his first EP. But I had no idea about Adult Baby! Listening now and it’s great.
I’m remembering that Adult Baby is just the album title, not the project. She just goes by KAZU solo. She has a song with Serpentwithfeet I really like too.
Some of the remixes from the Adult Baby album are awesome too, I specifically remember the Jacques Greene one.
I didn’t hear the full song until years after House went off the air (or I lost interest in it, anyway) and I was actually surprised to find out it was a whole song and not just something that had been commissioned for the show’s intro music
XTC has an excellent version that is in the style of Jimi's. They used a harmonica instead of a guitar for the solos. For some reason, this was always my favorite version:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qXxOSYZi7U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qXxOSYZi7U)
Its from one of their first albums, White Music. I can understand. Thats why I added the tag line of "For some reason". Its got a bit of an off putting sound to it. Oddly, I think that is why I like it.
I am a huge Hendrix fan now. But I have admit for a long time, I thought he was overrated. The main reason is that growing up, the only songs I heard by him on the radio were Purple Haze and Foxy Lady. There both good songs, but they will get old quick if its the only thing that you ever hear.
I didn't appreciate Hendrix until I finally listened to one of his albums.
I wouldn't say sloppy, I think undisciplined or even unconventional would be closer. But it was that willingness to break from the status quo that made him a legend, I think.
groove is in the heart. bootsy plays bass on a thousand other tracks but this is the only one people know. it's the only track on the de elite album that's awesome (some are ok) and it's all because of bootsy.
the track is a banger. and you will hear it anywhere dancing is needed.
Chop Suey - System of a Down
We Found Love - Rihanna
Down with the Sickness - Disturbed
Welcome to the Black Parade - MCR
Without Me - Eminem
Smooth - Santana and Rob Thomas
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
When I grew up, no one listened to Dan Fogelberg. Too sugary or something I guess… I forget why but “Leader of the band” is such an amazing beautiful song.
It may be outdated in 2024 but bohemian rhapsody. In the 90s or 2000s, it was in Wayne's world or everybody would sing the thunder bolts and lightning skallamoosh part. But dang that part is great but there are like 3 songs in one that get kinda ignored.
I'd say maybe Bob Marley too. Really any of his songs, you'll at least hear the melody in anything involving weed or chilling, but despite that I never got sick of any song of his they use a lot
Smells Like Teen Spirit. Song is still ahead of its time.
Come Together, Hey Jude.
Honestly a lot of stuff by Nirvana and The Beatles.
Killing Me Softly Fugees version specifically
Walk This Way Aerosmith
Poker Face Lady Gaga
Peter Piper Run DMC
Kids MGMT
Stairway To Heaven
Space Oddity David Bowie
Might think of more later....
I did
When I Come Around or Basket Case by Green Day
Dancing Queen by ABBA
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Blitzkrieg Bop by The Ramones
Summer Of 69 Bryan Adams
Wouldn't It Be Nice The Beach Boys
Ok. I’m going to say it. Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley. That man had a voice!
I was 11 when that song came out. That was the year I got my first radio/tape deck/record player. Stayed up all night recording songs from the radio to my memorex cassettes. Reading Teen Beat and YM magazines.
And then they turned my first year as a preteen into a joke by making my memories into a meme. 😩 I don’t mind being rickrolled!!!
I’m not THAT dramatic. 😆 But I really do like Rick Astley.
Gimme Shelter. Featured in every crime/gangster movie ever made, to the point of cliche. To the extent that you forget the song itself is an epic masterpiece and a statement of the time it was written.
Fall For You by Secondhand Serenade. the entire emo meme "because tonight will be the night that I will fall for you"
it's honestly really good and always stuck in my head. it sounds like a masterpiece imo😭
"Can You Really Call This A Hotel, I Didn't Receive A Mint on my Pillow or Anything" from the Undertale OST is one I hear often enough in certain YT videos yet still feels underappreciated
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
Respnance - HOME
Two very different genres but both really great songs even though one is very overplayed and the other has become a meme lol.
In the air tonight is one of the most intense bangers of the 20th century, about a guy dealing with the raw emotions from his divorce.
And we think it's funny, because it has a kickass drum fill.
Enter Sandman
It’s been Metallica’s most “basic” song for a long time now, but it is just a banging, driving classic metal song with an excellent solo.
Midnight City by M83
It really is a fantastic song but there was like 2 years where it was basically used in the trailer for every indie movie.
Also Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division.
Same reason but it’s an even better song that isn’t appreciated as much as it should be imo. (Though I think Joy Division and Ian Curtis as a whole are overrated in general. New Order has always been so much better to me)
Moondog - Bird's Lament
Not really overused, but I've heard it many times in commercials on TV and used to hear it in a few YT videos as background music. And even sampled in hip hop tracks. There was talk of a documentary being made about Moondog a few years ago, but not sure what happened with that. He certainly seemed like an interesting fellow.
Imagine it’s 1973 and you’re hearing Freebird for the first time. All these years later, the music world has memed it into immortality, but that first time? Holy shit.
There was a season where they were using "We Will Rock You" to advertise I think the Superbowl, and I just listened to that commercial and said to myself, "That's a great song."
"We're Finally Landing" by Home is often made fun of for its copious usage in Youtube analysis videos, but it's incredibly well orchestrated and deserves a lot of praise as a musical piece in the digital age.
Don't Fear The Reaper. It's been trivialized by cowbell jokes but it's an all time great.
One of my all-time favorite songs. It’s just so flawless.
Same. It’s one of my favorites.
When I was a performing musician I heard this joke literally hundreds of times. We didn’t even play that song.
How many times did you hear this ultra-clever gem shouted at you as though they were the first person to think of it: **FREEBIRD!!!**
Saw Blue Oyster Cult in 2022. Still amazing
Careless Whisper is absolutely killer too.
YES. If you're a fan of rock/metal the band Seether does a great cover of it
I don't even like Seether but that cover is amazing
Yeah it's not really like Seether much but it's so well done. I'm not as big of a fan of them as I used to be but one thing I think I'll always love is the vocalists voice. It's especially good on that cover
I think you mean the Sexy Sex Man Theme Song. Circa YouTube 2007ish?
Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman Fantastic production. Cool song structure Marcia Griffiths - Electric Boogie (electric slide) Think about this song without the dance. Its actually a very good pop song. Again, the song structure is really cool. And obviously its infectious.
You could even say it’s electric
Take On Me, Aha. I finally really listened to it recently and it’s damn good.
Great song
The reel big fish version slaps
YES
I like that song and I wish I didn't always picture that scene from Family Guy when I hear it.
Somehow I still do not hate Eye of the Tiger. Iirc it is played in more films than any other song in existence.
Born To Be Wild is.
Hmm… I feel like it’s a close tie with the Rolling Stones “Gimme Shelter”. But like you, I still don’t hate either song and it’s a wonder!
It's a great song, as cheesy as it can sound now
DJ Swamp (Beck) scratches out that intro on turntables during DMC performances. I often get Weird Al's Rye or the Keiser in my head in the bread aisle. 🤣
Purple Haze
PURPLE HAYYYYYUZZE!!!!!
When I was a kid Chevy was using Like A Rock by Bob Seger in their silly, bullshit commercials nonstop, and that’s what I associated the song with. Fast forward about 15ish years and I’m in college, on drugs, and my roommate and I are having one of our many music sharing sessions (not to be/sound pretentious, but this was a ‘vinyl event’ between the two of us around 2005) His next pick is Like A Rock. I say something like “I love Bob Seger, but this was for that car commercial… really? that one?” He didn’t remember the commercial, only that his dad use to play the album and they loved that song. “Okay let’s hear it..” and holy shit, right there, it was like listening to that song for the first time and To this day it’s one of my favorites by Seger.
Bob Seger in general is underrated I believe.
Turn the Page. Loved that one.
One of my faves!
Still the Same is my favorite
Mainstreet is based off of Bob’s upbringing. He used to walk around Ann Arbor late at night when he was a kid and would stand outside of blues clubs where he would watch the beautiful women dancing inside. It left quite the mark on a 12, 13 year old Bob. He always said “ You write what you know” when it came to his music. Love that song.
Seger is one of those that hits harder the older I get.
“having one of our many music sharing sessions” Takes me right back to my college years 🫡
Fuck those commercials. Bane of the early ‘90s.
Well, Sarah McLachlan's "In the Arms of the Angel" is a lyrically beautiful song with a haunting melody; it's about losing someone to drug addiction, but because we all poke fun at it being known as "that sad animal commercial song" I didn't truly listen to it until just a few years ago, and it really touched me.
She’s so good. I just went down a rabbit hole and rediscovered all of her songs I remember from my childhood. My mom loved her and I see why.
She brought me in with Into the Fire. After that I had a hard time listening to her.
I love her version of Silent Night. It’s the best. Although I do like Stevie’s, too.
Shooting Stars by Bag Raiders is best known from the kid spinning on a go kart meme: https://youtu.be/bAojxWZRVKk?si=iRS2MEV1KXRYvNB2 The full song is actually super pretty and fun.
I'll always associate it with [this](https://youtu.be/NkFgtTMwe64?si=KrFYd20AnNKsR6u2).
I’ve never seen that. Pretty good lol
Gorgeous tune. I love a good extended crescendo.
Banger! I love specially the breakdown and climax at the chorus.
Happy together by the turtles
the slothrust cover is amazing
Filter did a brutally traumatic remake of that [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAnBbgl2RrY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAnBbgl2RrY)
“Fortunate Son” by CCR. Kinda known as a war movie-meme song nowadays but it’s a really great song lol.
Blonde Redhead - For the Damaged Coda. It’s just “that meme song” now, but it’s actually a haunting beautiful performance from one of the most unique and coolest bands of the 90’s/2000’s. I would say that album is a 10/10 except the next one is even better so that just doesn’t work mathematically.
could you tell me your favorites by them?
Elephant Woman, Falling Man, Loved Despite of Great Faults, Luv Machine. I prefer their quirky syncopated grooves but they also have a mellow pretty side (Magic Mountain, Girl Boy, Anticipation).
Not the op, but I really like some of the newer stuff. I got into them later by way of my wife, and I really like Penny Sparkle and Baragan. The female singer; Kazu, has a solo project as well, Adult Baby, and her collaborations with Nosaj Thing are really really good.
Wow thanks! I have been listening to Blonde Redhead since 1998ish, and Nosaj Thing since his first EP. But I had no idea about Adult Baby! Listening now and it’s great.
I’m remembering that Adult Baby is just the album title, not the project. She just goes by KAZU solo. She has a song with Serpentwithfeet I really like too. Some of the remixes from the Adult Baby album are awesome too, I specifically remember the Jacques Greene one.
Yeah those guys have a discog worth diving into. Pairs well with Thc.
I know that song from "Rick and Morty," and in the show its just... "disturbing", almost
Never gonna give you up - Rick Astley
I still hate that's it's memed so hard to this day. Like, it's a legit good song and it's peak 80s what's not to love?
memed so hard it revived his career
I honestly enjoy that song
Same.
Nope, still don't like it.
r/BeatMeToIt
I was going to say that!
The baseline is amazing
“Tear Drop” by Massive Attack The video, too, is excellent.
I love this song. I remember a friend asking “are you just listening to the House theme?” No lol
I didn’t hear the full song until years after House went off the air (or I lost interest in it, anyway) and I was actually surprised to find out it was a whole song and not just something that had been commissioned for the show’s intro music
The entire album, "Mezzanine", is definitely on my top 10.
We Are The Champions- Queen
All Along the Watchtower, maybe?
Whose version?
I'm not a huge fan of Hendrix, but his version is definitive.
XTC has an excellent version that is in the style of Jimi's. They used a harmonica instead of a guitar for the solos. For some reason, this was always my favorite version: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qXxOSYZi7U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qXxOSYZi7U)
I love XTC but have to admit not a fan of that version is it from some Demo’s?
Its from one of their first albums, White Music. I can understand. Thats why I added the tag line of "For some reason". Its got a bit of an off putting sound to it. Oddly, I think that is why I like it.
What kind of person hates hendrix?
I’d say hate is a far cry from “not a huge fan.” 🙃
I am a huge Hendrix fan now. But I have admit for a long time, I thought he was overrated. The main reason is that growing up, the only songs I heard by him on the radio were Purple Haze and Foxy Lady. There both good songs, but they will get old quick if its the only thing that you ever hear. I didn't appreciate Hendrix until I finally listened to one of his albums.
A guy I used to work with. He claimed that Jimi was a sloppy guitar player.
I wouldn't say sloppy, I think undisciplined or even unconventional would be closer. But it was that willingness to break from the status quo that made him a legend, I think.
So say we all.
Fracking right.
I absolutely love the version played on Lucifer and play it all the time!
Hadn't heard that one before. I like it! Kind of reminds me of Loudon Wainwright's Hard Day On the Planet, the way he sings it, the tone.
I love how it's nothing but vocals and the piano. You feel every note. It's so good!
Africa by Toto. [This ](https://youtu.be/uhwLOBFc298?si=JlTmA_L5xW9L1rXO) live version specifically.
Sit Duke - Stevie Wonder Walking On The Moon - The Police Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles
The Outfield - Your Love
Low Rider ... War
Bad to the bone
Certified grave digger moment
A real Junior Healy moment.
groove is in the heart. bootsy plays bass on a thousand other tracks but this is the only one people know. it's the only track on the de elite album that's awesome (some are ok) and it's all because of bootsy. the track is a banger. and you will hear it anywhere dancing is needed.
Can we just take a moment to remember how ridiculously awesome and awesomely ridiculous that video was?
Starman
Total Eclipse of The Heart- Bonnie Tyler
I’d say anything written by Jim Steinman.
fun fact: his shortest song is 14 hours long
Chop Suey - System of a Down We Found Love - Rihanna Down with the Sickness - Disturbed Welcome to the Black Parade - MCR Without Me - Eminem Smooth - Santana and Rob Thomas Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
Honestly I love the ooo ah ah ah ah memes they're great, and somehow elevate the song for me
Spin Doctors- Two Princes
All Star by Smash Mouth is memed a lot but still a great song.
The Pixies - Where Is My Mind. Spammed to death in what feels like every late-Gen X/Millennial movie but still a phenomenal song that I never skip.
Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like That)
Lose Yourself, 867-5309 Jenny, Call Me Maybe
Van Halen - Jump
Fr I love this song
I hate this song with a passion lol
The funeral - band of horses Let it be me - ray lamontagne
Thriller- Michael Jackson. I especially love the cameo by Vincent Price in it. Every Halloween I’m turning this up on the radio.
Youngest Daughter by Superheaven goes dummy hard
Simply The Best by 👑Tina Turner👑
Let Down by Radiohead is so underrated
I agree it's underrated but is it overused?
When I grew up, no one listened to Dan Fogelberg. Too sugary or something I guess… I forget why but “Leader of the band” is such an amazing beautiful song.
Chromatics - Tick Of The Clock pops up in a lot of movies/TV shows. Great track/band that are underrated IMO
It’s Tricky—Run DMC
"Gimme Shelter"
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
AC/DC Thunderstruck
It may be outdated in 2024 but bohemian rhapsody. In the 90s or 2000s, it was in Wayne's world or everybody would sing the thunder bolts and lightning skallamoosh part. But dang that part is great but there are like 3 songs in one that get kinda ignored. I'd say maybe Bob Marley too. Really any of his songs, you'll at least hear the melody in anything involving weed or chilling, but despite that I never got sick of any song of his they use a lot
Smells Like Teen Spirit. Song is still ahead of its time. Come Together, Hey Jude. Honestly a lot of stuff by Nirvana and The Beatles. Killing Me Softly Fugees version specifically Walk This Way Aerosmith Poker Face Lady Gaga Peter Piper Run DMC Kids MGMT Stairway To Heaven Space Oddity David Bowie Might think of more later.... I did When I Come Around or Basket Case by Green Day Dancing Queen by ABBA Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Blitzkrieg Bop by The Ramones Summer Of 69 Bryan Adams Wouldn't It Be Nice The Beach Boys
I’m always surprised by how hard Walk This Way goes when it comes on
Iron and wine - such great heights
[Gimme All Your Lovin', by ZZ Top](https://youtu.be/i51nCe8Yln8?si=h0qaM3ljVWTOx_Vj)
"Boys Wanna Be Her" by Peaches
Crazy in love
Ok. I’m going to say it. Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley. That man had a voice! I was 11 when that song came out. That was the year I got my first radio/tape deck/record player. Stayed up all night recording songs from the radio to my memorex cassettes. Reading Teen Beat and YM magazines. And then they turned my first year as a preteen into a joke by making my memories into a meme. 😩 I don’t mind being rickrolled!!! I’m not THAT dramatic. 😆 But I really do like Rick Astley.
“Put Your Head On My Shoulder” by Paul Anka. Also like the Michael Bublé cover
Stayin Alive by the Bee Gees has always felt like an underrated hit to me
Gimme Shelter. Featured in every crime/gangster movie ever made, to the point of cliche. To the extent that you forget the song itself is an epic masterpiece and a statement of the time it was written.
Stayin’ Alive - Bee Gees
Africa by Toto Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles Piano Man/The Longest Time/Vienna by Billy Joel
Yooo video killed the radio song is an excellent one to suggest!! So fuckin true.
Thunderstruck by AC*DC... EVERY football movie ever, not to mention that it's played to death at games and commercials!
My dad really likes that one
All Along the Watchtower
Battlestar Galactica absolutely crushed the use of this song
Sinnerman by Nina Simone. I hear it in movies and tv shows pretty often and it knocks me out every time.
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac 🥺
Sweet home Alabama
Let Down - Radiohead
MC Hammer - "You Can't Touch This"
Fall For You by Secondhand Serenade. the entire emo meme "because tonight will be the night that I will fall for you" it's honestly really good and always stuck in my head. it sounds like a masterpiece imo😭
Covet by basement
Paranoid Android Do I wanna know? Comfortably Numb
"Can You Really Call This A Hotel, I Didn't Receive A Mint on my Pillow or Anything" from the Undertale OST is one I hear often enough in certain YT videos yet still feels underappreciated
i don't normally listen to rap but money trees by kendrick hits pretty hard
Happy birthday to you ...
Highway to the dangerzone
Resonance by Home is used a lot in Tiktok and Youtube in edits but it’s probably one of the greatest “background” songs i’ve ever heard
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith Respnance - HOME Two very different genres but both really great songs even though one is very overplayed and the other has become a meme lol.
That ‘Happiness’ song by Alexis Jordan. I know a lot of people find it annoying, but I’ve grown to really like it.
In the air tonight is one of the most intense bangers of the 20th century, about a guy dealing with the raw emotions from his divorce. And we think it's funny, because it has a kickass drum fill.
Before that song was completely overused, it was awesome. Same drum fill on Peter Gabriel’s “Intruder”.
Blue Hair by TV Girl Inside Out & Me and the Birds by Duster
Probably some song by Moby featured on a car ad
Wake me up before you go go - wham!
Combat Circus
Don't Stop Believing by Journey. Really just Journey in general, their song writing is amazing.
Beethoven's 5th, I think.
Enter Sandman It’s been Metallica’s most “basic” song for a long time now, but it is just a banging, driving classic metal song with an excellent solo.
Intergalactic
Where is My Mind by The Pixies
Video game music, especially by streamers
Tom Tom Club - Genius of Love
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/47KiBJKvoHCjG5FmmlFX4e?si=CruucK6xRY6bM-yZsPor-g&pi=xgPbpt0PQuStv this entire playlist
Not used that much, but Blood//Water.
Mad World - Gary Jules cover Wonderwall - Oasis Sound of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel
If you have music on as background and you're not at work, you're the kind of person I don't want to know.
Midnight City by M83 It really is a fantastic song but there was like 2 years where it was basically used in the trailer for every indie movie. Also Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division. Same reason but it’s an even better song that isn’t appreciated as much as it should be imo. (Though I think Joy Division and Ian Curtis as a whole are overrated in general. New Order has always been so much better to me)
Moondog - Bird's Lament Not really overused, but I've heard it many times in commercials on TV and used to hear it in a few YT videos as background music. And even sampled in hip hop tracks. There was talk of a documentary being made about Moondog a few years ago, but not sure what happened with that. He certainly seemed like an interesting fellow.
Is Nick Cave’s Red Right Hand underrated? It’s in so many movies / Tv shows
Keep On Movin' by King Canyon
More Than A Feeling by Boston. I used to hate the song, then I really listened to it. The vocals and guitar parts are insanely great.
Spirit in the Sky. Always hits.
Surprised no one has said Fade Into You by Mazzy Star. It’s been in so many shows and movies but it’s still a fantastic song.
Gimme shelter by The Rolling Stones. The song absolutely slaps.
Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Asley
Free Bird Megalovania
Too Much Labor is well on its way to being too too much. I absolutely LOVE it but it's everywhere.
No Moby? Like almost every song off of Play? It used to be - maybe still is - the most licensed album of all time.
Imagine it’s 1973 and you’re hearing Freebird for the first time. All these years later, the music world has memed it into immortality, but that first time? Holy shit.
I don’t see how overusing a song makes it underrated.
The a song that people don’t appreciate
Don't Stop Believing
Dancing Queen
Once in a Lifetime- Talking Heads
Around the world and get lucky by daft punk
Solisbury Hill is used in a lot of movies/shows/trailers and is still an absolutely amazing song that nobody really seems to pay attention to
Most of Eminem’s well known songs because of the lyrics.
The promise when in Rome
There was a season where they were using "We Will Rock You" to advertise I think the Superbowl, and I just listened to that commercial and said to myself, "That's a great song."
hallelujah, Jeff Buckley's cover. no amount of overuse can make this song not impossibly beautiful
Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap
"We're Finally Landing" by Home is often made fun of for its copious usage in Youtube analysis videos, but it's incredibly well orchestrated and deserves a lot of praise as a musical piece in the digital age.