Songs you have listened too hundreds of times, but don't get tired of.

[TheBestPieEver]

Smooth fucking criminal!!! By Michael Jackson, god, I love that song.

 

[Kuilui]

Dancing with myself- Billy Idol

Stray- Steven Conte

Great songs and if you never heard Stray, do yourself a favor and check it out.

 

[OldNewNewOld]

The victims of Science - The Device Has Been Modified

Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata

Ocarina of Time - Gerudo Valley (this one is my ringtone and my alarm tone for like 6-7 years now)



I've listened to this songs a million times and I still love them.

 

[Dr Pussymagnet]

Spoiler: Believe it or not

God damn Based God...

 

[Stainlesssteele4]

Not a song, but rather an entire album:
Pink Floyd The Wall.
Introduced to the album at a young age, first listened on vinyl, and probably listened to the album in it's entirety thousands of times.

 

[Mr.Mattress]

This Version of "Peace of Mind (The Candle Burns)", from a Band no one knows (Really, there is no way to know who they are, although The Beatles and Pink Floyd are usually the ones people pick):

 

[ChupathingyX]

Well I'm just going to list all the songs on my iTunes list with more than 100 "listens"...

In The Dark of the Night - Anastasia (Shut up! It's catchy! And I love Jim Cummings' voice.)

Behind the Clown - Jorn

Look Back On Your Way - Dynasty Warriors 4 (not technically a song but a music track from a game)

Keine Lust - Rammstein

Stealing Society - System of a Down

Plus a whole bunch of songs with 90 or 80 listens.

 

[someonehairy-ish]

I've listened to this somewhere in the region of 400 times:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmfzWpp0hMc

Also I've listened to most of the songs on Muse's Origin of Symmetry album a helluva lot. Hysteria is one song I've listened to since I was about thirteen, so the play count could easily be in the thousands now...

 

[Kadoodle]

This freaking song. I love it to death. Never gets old.

 

[nklshaz]

Hummingbird, by Wilco

 

[Logiclul]

This freaking song. I love it to death. Never gets old.

Thank you, that song is amazing.

And the captcha never fails to challenge me...

 

[cerealnmuffin]

Arcade Fire - Neighborhood 1
Decemberists - On the Bus Mall
The Most Serene Republic - the man upstairs
Tracy Chapman -Fast car (classic song that is so sad and beautiful)

 

[Vegosiux]

Perfection has been achieved. Afterwards, there was no other way than down.

R.I.P., Nightwish.

 

[Fleetfiend]

There's a bunch of them... but here are some that come to mind.

Spiralling by Keane

Toccata by David Garrett

Cry of the Banshee by Brocas Helm

Don't Feel Like Dancin' by Scissor Sisters

 

[LilithSlave]

Thousands of plays I have given this. Thousands of plays.

 

[AD-Stu]

So many... here's just one:


I think what I love most is that for a band that rarely writes about contemporary issues, 2 Minutes to Midnight is still just as relevant 25 years later. The video, unfortunately, hasn't aged as well

 

[Peter Croft]

The whole burnout 3 soundtrack

^this and:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwFS69nA-1w

 

[applesandoranges]

edit

 

[Lieutenant Larceny]

'Na Na Na' by My Chemical Romance.
'Such Great Heights' by Streetlight Manifesto.

Such Great Heights by the Postal Service is a great song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9ow42XTx4I&feature=related

A link for reference, I much prefer the Postal Services' original version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyN04fpq4Pc&feature=related
The Academy is: Phrase that Pays is also a great song

I know it's a cover, I just prefer the ska version because, you know, it has... horns.

(I like horns)