On another thread (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=250838&page=2), we covered the subject of "rotation". Radio stations will make us tire of a particular song by playing it several times a day. It will get to the point where a person will never want to hear said song again and avoid it at all costs, no matter how much that person likes said song.

But how about liking a song so much you will never get tired of hearing it, no matter how many times it is played by radio stations (commercial or otherwise)? SitcomsOnline Members, I want to see if you have such a song.

On another thread (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=250838&page=2), we covered the subject of "rotation". Radio stations will make us tire of a particular song by playing it several times a day. It will get to the point where a person will never want to hear said song again and avoid it at all costs, no matter how much that person likes said song.

But how about liking a song so much you will never get tired of hearing it, no matter how many times it is played by radio stations (commercial or otherwise)? SitcomsOnline Members, I want to see if you have such a song.

"Yesterday" by the Beatles

No matter how many times it's played? That song probably doesn't exist.

Anything that's by Carole King. But I don't listen to radio.

Anything by Dolly Parton, Pam Tillis, & Patty Loveless.

"Over the Rainbow" Judy Garland
"Cry" Faith Hill
"Fancy" Reba McEntire

Dance Of the Dead --by Corrosion Of Conformity.
Neon Knights --by Black Sabbath.

I never get tired of hearing anything from my late beautiful precious Steve Sanders of the Oak Ridge Boys.

God bless you and his family always!!!

Holly

P.S. I do take a break here and there of course because I eventually get depressed over how much I missed out on where Steve is concerned. I was only five years old when the available spot in that group became an official home in the music field for him...I was 13 when the eviction notice was pretty much thrown at him...then just three weeks before my 16th birthday.....excuse me but I need to go lay down for a while. :crying: :crying: :crying:

"Do You Believe in Magic" by The Lovin' Spoonful.

Anything by The Beatles or America

"Do You Believe in Magic" by The Lovin' Spoonful.


I love that song!:)

Anything from Atomkraft.

The Ballad of John and Yoko - The Beatles
Everybody's Talkin' - Nilsson

weezer's "Buddy Holly" and "I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dreams", Steve Vai's "The Attitude Song", the Breeder's "Cannonball"

So many! But I will start with "To Sir with love" by LuLu! Such a sweet song!:)

So many! But I will start with "To Sir with love" by LuLu! Such a sweet song!:)


It's a beautiful song. In the movie when it is sung to "Sir" I always cry. Lulu sings it with such emotion . It's a great song!:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXaEf4ktpPA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT5OmavfOWg

Just as there are many songs I never want to hear again there are many songs I never get tired of hearing over and over. A few of them being:

Roxette's The Look, Listen To Your Heart, and It Must Have Been Love. All of their songs really.
Addicted To Love by Robert Palmer.
Over The Rainbow (Judy Garland, although I've found some other versions of the songs I enjoy too).
Any song by George Strait.
ABBA's Take A Chance On Me, Dancing Queen, and I Have A Dream.

Ed.

I was a huge Country Music fan back in the early 90's. In my opinion today's country singers don't even come close so I have to add these songs that I never get tired of.

Ain't That Lonely Yet- Dwight Yoakam
Dwight's best selling album at the time"This Time" I still listen to regularly

Down At The Twist And Shout- Mary Chapin Carpenter

You Know Me Better Than That- George Strait

Every Little Thing- Carlene Carter

Down To My Last Teardrop- Tanya Tucker

She's In Love With The Boy- Trisha Yearwood
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The Beatles saved the world from boredom- George Harrison

Maneater and Private Eyes by Hall and Oates.
Heart Of Glass by Blondie.

Ed.

Don't listen to the radio, but...

Not to sound corny, but I never got tired of any of the songs my niece sang multiple times while she was living here. And I'm not even a country fan.


Most Pink Floyd
Anything Beatles, Cat Stevens.

Burn The Flames - Roky Erickson
You And Me - Alice Cooper
Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
Wave Of Mutilation - Pixies

Kim Carnes' Bette Davis Eyes.
Helen Reddy's We'll Sing In The Sunshine (also recorded by Gale Garnett).

Ed.

Take Me Home, Country Roads-John Denver
I Think I Love You-The Partridge Family
Sloop John B-Beach Boys

There are a ton more, actually.

Hippy Chick by Soho. No matter how many times I hear it I still break out my Air Guitar and grove away. Cheers!