"Twice in a Row" Songs

[Borodog]

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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.

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That Henry Rollins one, "I Can't Get Behind That", is so funny it makes me cry.

[Borodog]

Escape (AKA The Pina Colada Song) by somebody or other I don't remember.

Edit: Rupert Holmes

[lmw]

Her Majesty - The Beatles

[xorbie]

Assasin - Muse

[hanimal]

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Gold Lion - Yeah Yeah Yeahs

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Yessssss

"Now tell me what you saw! Tell me what you saw!"
have to hear that part repeatedly

[Borodog]

I will listen to the smoking guitar solo at the end of "My Sharona" 4 or 5 times in a row after skipping the rest of the song, not even listening to it once. That has got to be the highest solo:song quality ratio in the history of rock.

[thedude4life]

Peanut Butter Jelly Time - Buckwheat Boyz

[mason55]

The Kinfe - Silent Shout
Junior Boys - So This is Goodbye (entire album)
Hot Chip - Boy From School
The Field - A Paw in My Face

Just a few current selections, there's some classics, but the current songs that I'll listen to multiple times change pretty fast as I get sick of songs.

[Hey_Porter]

Robert Earl Keen:
The Road Goes on Forever
Feels So Good, Feeling Good Again

John Prine:
Lake Marie
Angel from Montgomery

Pat Green:
Carry On

Irish Rovers:
Orange and the Green

Bob Dylan:
Tangled Up in Blue

Drop Kick Murphys:
Fields of Athenry

Dar Williams:
Christians and the Pagans.

There are more, I'm sure.

[Hey_Porter]

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Taxi- Harry Chapin...live version


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Good choice. Love this song. And even though it's suckage is equal to the original's greatness, I often find myself needing to listen to Taxi-Sequel. Harry Chapin's "Better PLace to Be" is a two timer as well.