also the scooby doo song is great

NKOTB - pretty much pick any, but Cover Girl comes to mind since I think I heard it everyday on my way to school in the morning for a year it seemed.

Eminem - Real Slim Shady

I was actually digging through some old stuff and found a mix CD that I had made in high school and rocked out to. The whole CD was pretty embarassing.

the calling song wherever you will go is hot

Linkin Park - In The End

Those lyrics were deep, man.

she likes me for me...

NOT BECAUUUUUUUUUUUUSE

Good one. They played this song constantly when I was I young kid swimming in a private pool by my building.

All the songs on REO's Hi Infidelity album.

I saw your mommy - Suicidal Tendencies

But I would be caught listening to it. I just wanted to let you know I like cool music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlHHmrYUPkc

Actually this one is better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuOms...eature=related

Huey Lewis & the News -- Do You Believe In Love

and, for the oldtimers, The Carpenters -- Superstar

So you're real old or real old time lovererererer?

I remember my dad talking about how he liked that singer. At least I think I'm talking about her didn't she die from anorexia type thingie?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=826PT...eature=related

Tiffany- I Think We're Alone Now

Gonna be hard to beat this embarrassment.

I was pretty young with the Carpenters song but old enough to play it on the radio. Karen Carpenter was the singer, died of a heart attack brought on by years of anorexia.

Aqua - Doctor Jones

Fat Boys - Wipe out

Bear in mind as a British kid i didnt know the majority of what was in the song but i absolutely loved We Didnt Start the Fire and collared the tape from my parents and listened to it over and over. In fact there are still a bunch of references i dont understand 21 years later. It is still catchy but since 90+% of the song has no meaning to me whatsoever it'd be pretty dumb to be listening to it now as an adult.

Also the first song i ever bought was Boombastic by Shaggy when i was 11 and i really liked that too and couldnt bring myself to play it even ironically now

there is no chance anyone can beat these two:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llyiQ4I-mcQ

and the greatest music video of all time:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks

There's really no excuse for ever having liked We Didn't Start the Fire, no matter how young.

nothing to be embarrassed about. both awesome songs.

coldplay - anything
backstreet boys - just want you to know

We can prob /thread on Vengaboys, lol.

man. I do not get the hate on bill joel.

limp bizkits

chocolate star fish knocks though

Braid does a great cover of this tune. That's the only way I ever liked that song.

I don't give a fork what anyone says, Gettin' Jiggy With It will never get old to me. Yeah, I said it.

This tune, however - I can't believe I friggin dreamed about performing it one day. I had little dances for it and everything.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTjG8E1utyA

Not an album listening generation - at least not the generations that came after me, it seems.

His 80s stuff was cheesy though, and so was Elton John's - there's no denying that. Stevie Wonder too - boy what an era of cheese the 80s was.

<---Biggest Billy Joel mark in the 2+2

"She said she'd meet me in the bar
At the Plaza Hotel
Wear a jacket and a tie-ee-eye

'What's the occasion?'
She just smiled
And she wouldn't say whyyyyyy

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO,

So here I am, standing
Waiting in the lobby
Sweatin' bullets in this stupid old suit

And when she sees me
She busts out laughing
"You're a sad sight, honey,
But you look so cute," and....

...I don't want to be alone any more
I was checking you out
I was just making sure

No I don't want to be alone any more
And I want you tonight
Although you'll hurt me for sure

It didn't matter that I felt like a fool
I forgot when she walked through the door

I said I'm sorry, but she said it was cool,
And I don't want to be alone any more