Current Fave song...

[smg04]

#1, yellow leadbetter - pearl jam

#2, Get me - Dinosaur jr "by far the best guitar playing ever"

#3, tie between tuesdays gone, simple man - skynard

[Fish On]

Rhett Akins - Friday night in dixie

i liked the kid rock all summer long song till we fest about every other campsite was blasting it so it got old very quick over those 3 days

[Duffman]

Woke up this morning with "Let it Die" by the Fighters of Foo playin in my head. Stay tuned....I might have the freecreditreport jingle stuck in the ol cranium by this time tomorrow.

[Andrew Erickson]

i cant stand that new kid rock song.ive heard it wayyyyy to much.My favorite song right now is probably A Milli by Lil Wayne or Why? by jason aldean

[Bassman55]

I've had "I'm Still a Guy" by Brad Paisley stuck in my head all day.

[Sifty]

Right now anything by Brad Paisley.

All time has got to be Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb.

Sifty

[Ray Esboldt]

I've been humming bits of Flogging Molly songs all week after I saw them last Saturday night.

Someone said FreeCreditReport.com - I can't get rid of that one, ever. It's worse than the Roland Martin theme song as far as sticking with you and irritating you at the same time.

[Dave S]

"The Bleeding" and "Never Enough", both by Five Figner Death Punch.

I also like Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd. When I need a heavier version, I'll listen to "The Idol" by W.A.S.P. Almost identical guitar riffs between the 2 songs. Just different lyrics.

I'll even admit to liking the song "Sexy Back". But not the Justin Timberlake version. Rivethead has a much better version IMO.

[Farley]

I've been humming bits of Flogging Molly songs all week after I saw them last Saturday night.

I went friday night and have been doing the same thing. Hopefully by Saturday they figured out they were in St. Paul. The crowd was getting a little testy Fri night everytime he said "Minneapolis".

[bgreen82]

for about a year now its been "all these things that ive done" by the killers. i cant get enough of it.

thought i might as well put the video on there. why not right. this is the UK version which is better anyways.

[Dark Cloud]

Iv'e been on a Willie kick lately. Buying more cd's of his. He has so many differnt recorded versions of his stuff. His song with Leanne Womack - Mendicino County Line is stuck in my head bad. Atleast its an awesome song and not some jingle from a comercial.

Before that it was Pearl Jam...

[koonie]

I gotta stick with Kickstart My Heart by Motley Crue.

Next in line is For whom the bell tolls.

[Dave S]

Before that it was Pearl Jam...

I have troubles telling the difference between Pearl Jam and Creed.

Scott Stapp (sp?) actually punched some guy because he made a reference to being the lead singer to Pearl Jam.

[Dark Cloud]

Originally Posted By: Dark Cloud

Before that it was Pearl Jam...

I have troubles telling the difference between Pearl Jam and Creed.

I never got into Creed, but then I never cared for Pearl Jam or Nirvana when they were popular. 10+ years later I enjoy them, lol...

[eyesorbust]

kid rock song is cool. reminds me of that time in life. simple man, shine down version. queesrych jet city woman, the whole empire album for that matter. plus "i keep a close watch on this heart of mine" johnny cash always seeems to be in the head somewhere.

[pearllakebulls]

I've been listening to Shinedown a lot lately. Second Chance is awesome and also Sound Of Madness is really cool. All the great old Springsteen tunes are in my head all the time. Right now my favorite of his is County Fair - you've probably never heard it but I think it is great.

[Windy City Walleye Hunter]

Pearl,

I used to love the Boss, Greetings from Asbury Park was tops on my list and some of his later more popular stuff. Saw him in concert tons of times, then he started opening his pie hole during concerts about all the political stuff and he really turned me off. Just shut up and sing, Bruce! We don't pay to hear your politcal views, if we want that we will turn on Rush Limbaugh.

Windy

[Steve Foss]

It's in my sig. Biggest Paul McCartney and Wings hit ever in Britain. Flopped big time in the U.S. Guess there aren't enough Scots here. The year was 1977.

[Dave S]

as a youngster, that was also one of my favorite tunes Steve.

Times have changed and I've taken different preferences in music such as "Tourniquet" by Marilyn Manson. I by no means look the part, but the song just has an appeal to it.

I've even found myself listening to country stations once in a while. If someone turns on Rap, well...........someone's bound to get hurt. I cannot stand to listen to that garbage.

[Steve Foss]

LEP, I never heard the song until a friend of mine made a 12-CD compilation of popular songs from the 70s for me last year. He is a big Beatles and McCartney guy, and knew of my Celtic background. I've also been a McCartney fan since the beginning. No question in my mind about who is the "best Beatle."

The rest is history.

When I lived for a year at 10,000 feet in Colorado, country music was all I could get. Thought I was gonna die. Then, shortly after I moved back to Minnesota, rap was born, and now whenever I hear it I want to die!

[BigWadeS]

there's a boat in the video, I was just watching it again and only saw those bikini's!

[koonie]

Out of that grunge era I have to say my favorite band was Alice In Chains.

[rushing]

aesop rock - fishtales

[treble]

Saints of Los Angeles - Motley Crue

or

Troubador - George Strait

[NTW]

Sublime - "Right Back"

Deftones - "Simple Man" cover by Lynard Skynard

First off, ANYTHING by Sublime is great! Hard to compare

I like that Deftones cover, have you heard Shinedown's version? Not too bad either...

Anyone ever listen to Forty Watt Bulb? Shovel's Length Short is my current favorite cd.