So many of these songs are earworms, tbut his blog eventually turns into the best songs of the 1990s. I still think the 80s is the best decade for music, but these songs show the 90s was a very good decade as well.
Ah the 2000s, a decade known for 9/11, the 2008 financial crash, 2003's Iraq War, a tsunami that killed over 230,000 people. There's a growing awareness of climate change, which continues to escalate.
While there were some bad things those 11 years there were also a lot of great things. Things such as Harry Potter, "The Davinci Code" (opinions may vary),
It was also the time that included Clint Eastwood's masterful "Million Dollar Baby" and that amazing performance by Hillary Swank. Also that was the year of "The Dark Knight" and "King Kong".
Obviously some of the songs of the decade are below. Some of the best CDs of that timeframe are Alicia Keys "Songs In A Minor", Ryan Adams "Gold", The New Pornographers "Electric Version", Sufjan Stevens "Illinois", Franz Ferdinand's self-titled CD, U2's "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb", Death Cab For Cutie's "Transatlanticism", Arctic Monkeys' "Whatever People Say I Am That's What I'm Not", Green Day's masterclass "American Idiot", The White Stripes "White Blood Cells", Bruce Springsteen's best CD "The Rising" (you heard me), U2's "All That You Can't Leave Behind", Arcade Fire's "Funeral" and The Strokes "This Is It". Expect to see several songs from the above CDs on here.
And yes I know 2000-2010 is actually 11 years, it's okay and just enjoy the music.
"Out in the streets they call it murder". 1) Damian Marley "Welcome To Jamrock":
2) Amy Winehouse "Back To Black":
3) Lady Gaga "Poker Face":
4) Brad Paisley "Alcohol":
5) Bruce Springsteen "My City of Ruins":
6) The Gossip "Standing In The Way of Control":
7) Pink "Get The Party Started":
8) The Chicks "Not Ready To Make Nice":
9) Arcade Fire "Rebellion (Lies)":
10) Queens of The Stone Age "No One Knows":
11) The Arctic Monkeys "I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor":
The thrill of the chase and the fun of flirting and crushes. I haven't ever heard many of these songs so I grabbed a lot of these songs from this website: https://thoughtcatalog.com/christine-stockton/2013/08/a-73-song-playlist-for-having-a-crush/
In addition many of these songs comes from my musically obsessive mind.
I also selected a bunch of songs from this website: https://www.flavorwire.com/476570/the-50-greatest-crushsongsever#:~:text=The%2050%20Greatest%20Crush%20Songs%20Ever%20Weezer%20%E2%80%94,Wanna%20Be%20Your%20Lover%E2%80%9D%20%281979%29%20Yeah%20Yeah%20
Forty one years ago, December 8th, 1980, John Lennon died at the hands of an assassin. He was only 40 years old. As my Mom astutely pointed out he has been dead longer than he was alive. I'm not the biggest Beatles or John Lennon as a solo artist fan. But still John Lennon, by himself and with others, created some very amazing songs. In all actuality I like John Lennon's post Beatles discography better than his work with the Beatles.
The day after Lennon's death:
1) The Beatles "A Day In The Life":
2) John Lennon "Woman":
3) The Beatles "Nowhere Man":
4) The Beatles "I Am The Walrus":
5) The Beatles "Happiness Is A Warm Gun":
6) The Beatles "Don't Let Me Down":
7) John Lennon "Working Class Hero":
8) The Beatles "Come Together":
9) The Beatles "Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown)":
10) Lennon/Ono with the Plastic Ono Band "Instant Karma (We All Shine On)":
11) The Plastic Ono Band "Give Peace A Chance":
12) John Lennon "Jealous Guy":
13) "Whatever Gets You Through The Night":
14) "# 9 Dream":
15) "Imagine":
16) John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band. "Mind Games":
17) "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)":
18) John Lennon" Just Like (Starting Over)":
19) John Lennon "Watching The Wheels":
20) John Lennon "Nobody Told Me":
21) John Lennon "In My Life":
These are the three best tribute songs to John Lennon:
While so many of these songs are earworms, this blog eventually turned into the best songs of the 1990s. I still think the 80s is the best decade for music, but these songs show the 90s was a pretty good decade as well. Look at these 17 songs, great alternative rock, dance pop, soul, ballads and a true earworm "Flagpole Sitta".
18) Harvey Danger "Flagpole Sitta":
19) Fiona Apple "Criminal":
20) Blues Traveler "Hook":
21) Mariah Carey "Always Be My Baby":
22) The Muffs "Kids In America":
23) Counting Crows "Ghost In You":
24) Smoking Popes "Need You Around":
25) Radiohead "Fake Plastic Trees":
26) Jill Sobule "Supermodel":
27) Velocity Girl "My Forgotten Favorite":
28) Ace of Base "The Sign":
29) Sophie B. Hawkins "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover":
While so many of these songs are earworms, this blog eventually turned into the best songs of the 1990s. I still think the 80s is the best decade for music, but these songs show the 90s was pretty good as well. Look at these 17 songs, classic Grunge, dance pop, soul, pop ballads and a true earworm "Semi Charmed Life":
1) The Cranberries "Zombie":
Back to back with two of the most butt kicking songs of the 90s. I'm still a big fan of Alanis and The Cranberries. 2) Alanis Morissette "You Oughta Know":
3) Oasis "Wonderwall":
These first four songs have all qualified for themusicaddict's greatest songs of all-time. 4) Nirvana "Smells Like Teen Spirit":
5) Garbage "Only Happy When It Rains":
6) Chumbawamba "Tubthumping":
7) Semisonic "Closing Time":
One of the most annoying, but fun, earworms of all-time. I can't guarantee your relationships will survive singing the chorus repeatedly. 8) Presidents of the United States "Peaches":
9) Third Eye Blind "Semi-Charmed Life":
One of my favorite 90s bands. 10) Wallflowers "One Headlight":
11) Bush "Machinehead":
12) Aqua "Dr. Jones":
13) TLC "Waterfalls":
14) The Offspring "Come Out and Play":
15) Lisa Loeb and Nine Stories "(Stay) I Missed You":
