My Current Top 30 Songs: March 2006
Submitted by Wezzo on Sun, 03/12/2006 - 06:13
Tags:
- Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
- R.E.M. - Endgame
- Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road
- Bruce Springsteen - Badlands
- R.E.M. - Texarkana
- Bruce Springsteen - Backstreets
- Bruce Springsteen - The Promised Land
- Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland
- R.E.M. - Near Wild Heaven
- R.E.M. - Perfect Circle
- They Might Be Giants - Museum of Idiots
- The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice
- Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone
- R.E.M. - Half A World Away
- Andy Abraham - The Greatest Love of All
- They Might Be Giants - Experimental Film
- Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
- Bob Dylan - Blowin' In The Wind
- The Beach Boys - Wild Honey
- Fleetwood Mac - Seven Wonders
- Tears for Fears - Everybody Loves a Happy Ending
- Bryan Adams - Heaven
- R.E.M. - Belong
- They Might Be Giants - Destination Moon
- James Blunt - High
- Guided By Voices - Hold On Hope
- Colin Hay - Overkill
- R.E.M. - We Walk
- Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
- Electric Light Orchestra - Sweet Talkin' Woman
Cloned From:
R.E.M. - 7
Bruce Springsteen - 6
They Might Be Giants - 3
The Beach Boys - 2
Bob Dylan - 2
Fleetwood Mac - 2
Comments welcomed. A boring list this month, but I've been listening to Out of Time, Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town so much it's be silly to ignore it.
Other notable new entries this month include Tears for Fears' Everybody Loves A Happy Ending (c/o lukeprog's recommendation), a couple of Fleetwood Mac tracks and the resurgence of Wild Honey (Beach Boys), Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan) and Destination Moon (TMBG).
Close-runners include (embarassingly) Celine Dion's You & I due to its' use in a current British TV ad campaign; a couple of Sinatra songs; The Fall's Wings and Smile; The Beach Boys' Do It Again; Bryan Adams' Run to You; Bruce Springsteen's Something In The Night; TMBG's I've Got A Match; Daniel Powter's Jimmy Gets High; and R.E.M.'s Low.
Jeff Buckley, ELO, Guided By Voices and James Blunt just barely remain in this month's 30, as dooes R.E.M.'s We Walk; while mainstays Born to Run (Springsteen) and Wouldn't It Be Nice (Beach Boys) both climb.