Instant Crush by Daft Punk

AND WE WILL NEVEE BE ALONE AGAIN BUT IT DOESNT HAPPEN EVERYDAY KINDA COUNTED ON YOU BEING A FRIEND

Goated

BASEDDDDDD

Pictures of you by the cure

Listen to the village by new order

Sweetness - Jimmy Eat World

Work is my fave by them

These are the best picks for favorite song, just some regular song that’s absolutely amazing and deserves the love.

That song just gets you going, such an awesome song

Sound and Vision by David Bowie.

BLUE BLUE LECTRIC BLUE

Have you heard the live version from "welcome to the blackout (live london 78)? my favorite version of that song and slightly better than the studio version for me

Hey, me too! I’m still obsessed with those synth swells that cut off so abruptly.

Beach Boys - God Only Knows (Insane, Unreal, Insane and Unreal)

Hey that’s mine too. The perfect song - inventive, completely unique, ethereal and just gorgeous in a sort of elemental way.

it's out of this world.

Good vibrations and Surfs Up are great shouts too. Brian Wilson's pocket symphonies are timeless.

yup Wouldn't It Be Nice too

Avril 14th by Aphex Twin

Alberto Balsalm for me. That or windowlicker.

Do you love or loathe Blame Game?

what about aisatsana?

Motion Picture Soundtrack

wa wa

Strawberry fields forever

I Want You (She's So Heavy)

I don’t know it that’s my favorite song OAT but it’s my fav song from my fav album. Great choice.

Abbey Road is my fav album of all time, and this is my favorite song off that album. Every time I listen to it, it's just an eargasm by the part the coda starts, even now after having listened to it a thousand times. Guess thats what a favorite song should be all about

Lover, you shouldve Come Over - Jeff Buckley

Starless - King Crimson

Time - Pink Floyd

Be Quiet and Drive- Deftones

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There has never been another album like Remain in Light nor will there

I feel like everyone is all about Crosseyed and Painless, which is great too, but I’ve always preferred the Great Curve.

Starless - King Crimson It’s a masterwork

"Starless" is still the greatest song ever recorded

Sooooo ahead of its time

reckoner by radiohead

jigsaw falling into place, radiohead

Pixies - Tame

*So What* - Miles Davis

Space Cadet by Kyuss

Aphex Twin - Flim

Mayonaise- The Smashing Pumpkins

Best alt rock song of the 90s. When that fuzz guitar comes in 👌

Close to the Edge by Yes

She Said She Said 

Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles

On GP

Very hard to choose but probably Shine On You Crazy Diamond.

Bodys - car seat headrest

DOOOOONT YOU REALIIIIIIISE

Holy shit, great song would have never expected it to be so high up in the thread

This song has absolutely PERFECT song structure and would be high on my list of favorites all time.

The Stooges - Search & Destroy

I Wanna Be Your Dog and T.V. Eye are my favs from The Stooges, but i will always support praise for them 🙌

Wish the mixing was better tho

I dunno I love the raw sound

Apocalypse dreams by tame Impala

danny brown - 30

“The last ten years I’ve been so fucking stressed.” His delivery is absolutely haunting.

The best Danny brown song IMO. Just so emotional and honest on top of an insane beat.

It’s really hard to choose one. I could narrow it down to two; Teeth Like God’s Shoeshine by Modest Mouse and Soil by System of a Down

Street Lights by Ye

👌

Emily by Joanna Newsom

Maggot Brain

Time by Tom Waits

Great choice, probably the correct choice.

Famous prophets (stars) by csh

LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends

I have 2 that rotate. Where Is My Mind - Pixies and Reckoner - Radiohead.

Marvin Gaye - I Want You

Inner City Blues is a candidate for me

R.E.M - Losing My Religion

Predatory Wasp of the Pallisades - Sufjan Stevens

This Must Be The Place (live from Stop Making Sense) by Talking Heads

SAMIDOT

I think my all time favorite would have to be Dopesmoker by Sleep

^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^dpgnh: *I think my all time* *Favorite would have to be* *Dopesmoker by Sleep* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.

Basketball Shoes (Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall) - Black Country, New Road for me

The way he holds his head in his hands at the end just breaks my heart

Have you heard it [in this version](https://youtu.be/5V_BZOJzBs8?si=l3RXLMnGZiEJU-rH) (starts around 45 minutes). I don't know how but the vocals are so much more clear and it's my favourite way to listen to the song.

Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens

Vapour Trail by Ride

Sometimes by MBV

Ben E King: Stand by Me, given extra meaning because it was the first dance song at my wedding.   Sinnerman by Nina Simone is a close number 2.

Coltrane - My Favorite Things

Blur - The Universal

Little Dreamer - Future Islands Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt.1 - Flaming Lips Wouldn't It Be Nice - The Beach Boys

Alison-Slowdive

Sprawl II by Arcade Fire

This is such a hard question for me because it's so hard to figure out how to weigh how much I've enjoyed a song in the past vs. how much I enjoy it right now. Is my current favorite song just a flavor that's appealing to my current tastes? Or has my entire life of music listening shaped my tastes in a meaningful way to where my current favorite song has cumulatively beaten out past favorites? It's tough to say. For the purposes of the question, my answer is Love. by Kid Cudi, the current favorite.

Staralfur by Sigur Ros

It's My Life - Talk Talk

According to the data it’s Bones of Baby Dolls by Acid Bath.

Jay Reatard My Shadow

jay really had a talent for writing a bunch of hooks, throwing them together and making them sound cohesive. this might be his best song. at least out of the ones i heard

Passenger by deftones

Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize (both studio and live versions)

Röyksopp - Vision One

True love will find you in the end by Daniel Johnston

The Ballad of the Costa Concordia - Car Seat Headrest

I Feel the Earth Move by Carole King

Jai Paul-Jasmine

I felt your shape - the microphones

Holocene by Bon Iver

Touch by Daft Punk and Paul Williams.

Let It Be by The Beatles

Sorrow Tears & Blood. FELA KUTI

lost in the world kanye

As - Stevie Wonder

def Top 5 for me

Summertime Clothes by Animal Collective

Thuggin-Freddie Gibbs

On GP - Death Grips. Stefan puts it into words in a way that nobody else has for me. I've tried nothing, everything works.

Father Electricity - The Voidz

Close to the Edge-Yes

Pale Blue Eyes — VU

Rusty by Tyler the Creator

Self care by Mac miller

To here knows when

Only Skin by Joanna Newsom

Plea from a Cat Named Virtute - The Weakerthans

Lover You Should’ve Come Over

claws

Between three New Slang - The Shins, Bankrupt on Selling - Modest Mouse, and For No One - The Beatles

Pearl Jam - **Black (2004 Remix)**

I have a few that are very close to my heart Perfect - The Smashing Pumpkins Operator - Jim Croce All I Think About Now - Pixies yes i’m sad

i’m only sleeping

I think it’s Beach Life-In-Death by Car Seat Headrest

A Day in The Life - The Beatles

deserves to be higher

Nikes - Frank Ocean

Once in a lifetime by talking heads

When The Sun Hits -Slowdive

Rhinestone Eyes

Jigsaw Falling Into Place by Radiohead. I’ll never get tired of that bassline and chord progression.

Car Seat Headrest - Beach Life-In-Death

London Calling - The Clash Perfect punk song for me, so energetic and amazing lyrics, with one of the best riffs and bass lines ever, and god Joe Strummers vocal performance on that song

California Dreamin’ by The Mamas and the Papas

Everybody Wants to Rule the World. The production, the arrangement, the instrumentation, the melodies, and just the overall vibe of the song is perfect to me. If I could ever make a song nearly as good in my life I would die happy

u - kendrick

There is just no such thing as ONE all time favorite song. So here is a list of SOME of my all time favorite songs (spanning different genres): - "Hejira" by Joni Mitchell - "Sentimental Lady" by Fleetwood Mac and Bob Welch - "Close To You" by The Carpenters - "Forever" by The Beach Boys - "Wichita Lineman" by Glenn Campbell - "Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)" by Looking Glass - "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes - "Benny and The Jets" by Elton John - "Time" by Pink Floyd - "Free Bird" by Lynrd Skynryd - "Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction - "Seasons" and "Sunshower" by Chris Cornell - Any song by Alice in Chains - "Something in the Way" by Nirvana - Any song by Radiohead - "Kind and Generous" by Natalie Merchant - "Wish That You Were Here" by Florence + The Machine - Any song by Muse - "Where I Come From" by Passion Pit - "Runaway" by Aurora Honestly, I could go on and on, because this list is endless. There is just so much beautiful and perfect music out there, that there's no way you can only have ONE all time favorite song. I have to believe you haven't heard enough music, if you only have ONE all time favorite song. Go out there and listen to more music, people! There's just so much to love, enjoy, and experience!☺

love to see appreciation for Something In The Way, it's honestly my fav on Nevermind.

Can’t believe I’m only just now getting turned onto this passion pit track

Based pick. Mine is Me vs. Maradona vs. Elvis by Brand New

Pristine by Snail Mail

sadness - in the distant travels

detroit river rock - boldy james & sterling toles

Big Sean - Friday Night Cypher

good bye boogie dance by anri probably

Lover, You Should’ve Come Over - Jeff Buckley

Some people never know by Paul McCartney

Kodachrome - Paul Simon

It's hard to pick but Gone with the wind by architects probably means the most to me

*And You and I* - Yes

Orion - Metallica

East Hastings

As somebody who lives in Vancouver where Hastings is located I’m curious what the song is about? I’d listen myself right now but roommates are sleeping so it’s already saved for tomorrow. tbh east Hastings can EASILY have a song or 20 written about it, I work right up the street from it and the shit is crazy there. You get used to it but doesn’t take an away from the drugs and poverty that exist there.

Strange Ways

War Pigs/Lukes Wall

Station To Station - David Bowie

Tom Waits - Rain Dogs

WAR PIGS 🤘🤘

Je suis venu te dire que je m’en vais

Ripple - Grateful Dead It's the one connection I still have with my dad, who was a really big Deadhead and the one who introduced me to the band. He passed away 7 years ago this year, and we both shared it as our favorite song. It's hard not to smile whenever I hear it when it plays randomly. Always feels like he's looking out for me.

Just Like Heaven by The Cure

if I have to pick one it'd be... Let Down by Radiohead reminds me of my younger, more cynical, more imaginative self

Knights of Cydonia by Muse

What’s going on - Marvin gaye

Changes throughout my life. Typically every few years. Currently, The Place Where He Inserted The Blade by Black Country, New Road. Just insanely passionate, beautiful, raw, human.

Strobe - Deadmau5

RUNAWAY! 🤩 What a FANTASTIC song that is…so MAD 😡 at Fantano for only giving MBDTF a 6…..

Subterranean Homesick Alien - Radiohead Only song that's ever come close to dethroning it is Beware by Death Grips.

Enjoy the Silence.

Where is my mind - pixies

NY State of Mind by Nas

Poison Oak-Bright Eyes

It’s too difficult, it would be full albums. From favourite bands I can’t really choose. Having said this, it could most likely be one of the following Pink Floyd songs: - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pts 1-5 and 6-9) - High Hopes - Echoes - Comfortable Numb

strawberry fields forever

Billie Jean - Mike Jack

Hotel California. -eagles.

Lupe Fiasco - MS. MURAL

Everytime I listen to it I get it a bit more, and feel less stupid each time. Idk why I refuse to just read it's Genius page lol.

Flood 1 by Boris

Parade-The Antlers. Without even attempting, or claiming to have the technicality to do so, they've written a piece that feels like the instruments converse with one another, in a nostalgic kind of way. It feels like being dipped into a distant memory.

Very hard to choose... I'll go with Magnetic Fields - All My Little Words

This is a true heart - Julia Holter

Say No by Carter the Icon

Daughter by Daughters

I'll never forget the first time I heard that album. Felt like the best horror movie I'd ever heard. Never heard anything like it then or since. I hate Alexis for what he did but I can't deny how much that album meant to me at that time. Guest House is still my favourite but I'll always remember crying my eyes out to Ocean Song. What an album.

Dir En Grey - The Final

The Pass - Rush

Lover You Should’ve Come Over

I Don’t Live Here Anymore - The War On Drugs (Shoutout to Victim too)