"Twice in a Row" Songs

[pokerbobo]

Off the top of my head.... These are songs I dont always give the automatic bonus to...but fall in the category of songs I will never get sick of.

Taxi- Harry Chapin...live version
3 strange days....school of fish
Stinkfist Tool
Sanctuary - the Cult
Girlfriend in a coma- the smiths

[daryn]

read my mind by the killers

[slothinator]

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"Common People" - William Shatner (don't snicker, this is actually a pretty good CD if you haven't heard it)

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As in, a cover version of the Pulp song? I try and keep an open mind on these things, but just the idea of this sounds awful.

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It's actually a really good song. Shatner does his traditional "singing but it's actually talking" thing, while the the heavy duty singing is handled by Joe Jackson (not Michael's dad; the guy who did "Stepping Out", "Is She Really Going Out With Him, "Got the Time", etc.).

[blinden84]

minds eye from wolfmother blows my mind, TWICE.

[barryc83]

"hey hey what can i do" - led zepplin

"machine gun" - jimi hendrix

[TiK]

Radiohead - "Just"
Better than Ezra - "At the Stars"
Pennywise - "Bro Hymn"
Black Sabbath - "War Pigs"

[pokerbobo]

In Between Days---The Cure

[XXXNoahXXX]

Lil Wayne, Drought 3 Mixtape, "Crazy" among others. There are so many great one-liners that sometimes when I listen to this CD, it goes 1,1,2,2,3,4,4,5,5, etc. listening to each twice before moving on to the next.

"Mutron Angel" from the Idlewild Soundtrack. This song is simply awesome. Not a rap song, not by Outkast, just some woman singing.

John Legend "Ordinary People"

Sick Puppies "All the Same"

Justin Timberlake "Futuresex/Lovesounds".

[samjjones]

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"Common People" - William Shatner (don't snicker, this is actually a pretty good CD if you haven't heard it)

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As in, a cover version of the Pulp song? I try and keep an open mind on these things, but just the idea of this sounds awful.

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Yes. The Shatner album was produced by Ben Folds, with lots of guest contributions (Joe Jackson, Henry Rollins, Aimee Mann). Its actually really good and poignant.

[jawhoo]

When I was a teenager Dirt by Alice in Chains came out, and I remember playing it the first time until "Rooster" came on, then putting that song on repeat for at least an hour. I don't know that I'd do the same thing today, as I'm not nearly as angst ridden. Damn good song though.

More recently, I'll say Even Rats by The Slip.