Top 5 fav songs from tori amos?
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A sorta fairytale\n\nCaught a light sneeza\n\nWinter\n\nTear in your hand\n\nSilent all these years
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THE CLICK FIVE \n"Just The Girl"\n\nKelly Clarkson\n"Behind These Hazel Eyes"\n\nLFO\n"Every other time"
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top 5( no order)\n\nKenny Rogers- The Gambler\nPhil Collins- Youll be in my Heart\nBilly Joel- Why Should I Worry\nKelly Clarkson- Because of You\nHillary Duff- Someones Watching over me( i know, cheesy; but its a great song)\n\n( top 5 jewish songs- sorry, gotta share this)\n\nMBD- Memories\nShwekey-Shema ( number 1, no question about it)\nShwekey-Mama Rochel\nAbie Rotenberg- Dreams Come True\nShwekey- Ben Bag Bag\n\nIf you havent heard any of these 10, you dont know what you are missing.
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Yeah, my favorite song is: "Unwritten" and "These Words". Yeah Natasha!
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1. The Postal Service “Such Great Heights” Listen \n2. Roisin Murphy “Ruby Blue” \n3. Maria Taylor “Song Beneath The Song” \n4. Tegan and Sara “Where Does The Good Go” \n5. Mike Doughty “Looking At The World From The Bottom Of A Well” \n6. Get Set Go “Wait” \n7. The Eames Era “Could Be Anything” \n8. Rilo Kiley “Portions For Foxes” \n9. Joe Purdy “The City” \n10. Medeski, Martin & Wood “End of the World Party” \n11. Ben Lee “Catch My Disease” (Live Version) \n12. The Ditty Bops “There’s A Girl” \n13. The Radio “Whatever Gets You Through Today” \n14. Inara George “Fools In Love” \n15. Psapp “Cosy In The Rocket”
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I have several. My top 30 List!\n\n1. 10 years "Wasteland"\n2. Disturbed "Just stop"\n3. Chevelle "Viatmin R (leading us along)"\n4. Breakin Benjamin "So cold"\n5. Crossfade "Cold"\n6. Hinder "Get stoned"\n7. Hinder "Lips of an angel"\n8. Crossfade "Colors"\n9. Green Day "Wake me up when September ends"\n10. Lostprophets "Rooftops"\n11. Skillet "Savior"\n12. Evanescence "Everybody's fool"\n13. Evanescence "My immortal"\n14. Seether "Fine again"\n15. Seether "Driven under"\n16. Seether feat. Amy Lee "broken"\n17. Audioslave "Like a stone"\n18. Velvet Revolver "Fall to pieces"\n19. Switchfoot "Meant to live"\n20 Disturbed "Stricken"\n21. Disturbed "Stupify"\n22. Three Days Grace "I hate everything (about you)"\n23. Nickelback "Someday"\n24. Shinedown "Burning bright"\n25. Nickelback "How you remind me"\n26. The Killers "When you were young"\n27. AFI "Silver and cold"\n28. The Red Jumpsuit Appartaus "Face down"\n29. Three Days Grace "Animal I have become"\n30. Three Days Grace "Pain"\n\nAnd that's all I'll list!
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1-Radiohead--Creep\n2-Foo Fighters--Exhausted\n3-Don Henley--Boys of Summer\n4-Annie Lennox--Into the West\n5-Guns-N-Roses--November Rain
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In no particular order, at this moment-\nLike we never loved at all- Faith Hill and Tim Mcgraw\nSwing Life Away- Rise Against\nWaste Land- 10 years\nBlue- A Perfect Circle\nBurst- Sublime\nPurple Haze- Jimi Hendrix\nGeorgia- Ludacris ft Field Mob\nBlack acoustic- Pearl Jam\nWhen you were cheating- Sara Evans\nCumbersome- Seven Mary Three
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oh hard question i have TOP 5 songs \nKiss the girl - Ashley Tisdale \nPoor unfortunate souls - Jonas Brothers\nYear 3000 - Jonas Brothers\nHigh School Never Ends - Blowing For Soup \nBeat Of My Heart - Hilary Duff\n TOP 5
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Tori Amos and Ani Difranco.
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Whooooaa that's a lot to choose from!!\n\nThese are my favorites out of that list:\n\na little too late-toby keith\ndon't forget to remember me-carrie underwood\nwe danced-brad paisley\nsummertime-kenny chesney\nsettle for a slowdown-dierks bentley\n\nActually out of all of them my absolute favorite would have to be "We Danced" by Brad Paisley.  It is a really sweet song and I have always loved it.  A lot of those songs are newer and will get old soon but Brad Paisley never gets old to me because he is very talented.
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i love your #5....\nanything by Nirvana..\nis the best!
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1.  Born to Run         Bruce Springsteen    \nSpringsteen set out to write the greatest rock song ever, and who's to say he didn't succeed? Bombastic, epic, romantic, dense, this song demands attention. A breakthrough for Springsteen also in terms of situating his heroes palpably in the "American Dream". A driving, powerful, sublime classic. \n\n2.  Love Minus Zero (No Limit)      Bob Dylan    \nIn the midst of his word-tripping in 1965, Dylan created this - a modest, serene love song. Still wordy, the opening line is "My love, she speaks like silence." It is a paean to a woman who doesn't exist, who perhaps can't exist. But the timeless, flitting melody wills her into our consciousnesses. \n\n3.  Frederick         Patti Smith    \nLike Dylan's "Sara", a directly biographical love song, blurring the art/reality line. Smith can invest her music with anthemic power, and to do so with a love paean is bold. Almost impossible to listen to without breaking down. "My soul surrenders, astonished to death". Life and death, ultimately, are one. \n\n4.  SOS        Abba    \nAbba redefined pop music as something that can be emotionally rich as well as entertainingly light. Deep in their best songs, there is no kitsch, only beauty and majesty. "SOS" is the sweetest and saddest lost-love song in existence. "Where are those happy days? They seem so hard to find." \n\n5.  I Want to Hold Your Hand      The Beatles    \nThis must have been a revolution in 1963 - the excited, staccato intro, the tantalising build-up, and then Lennon's double-tracked vocals, with handclaps, and the sublimest guitar fill at the end of each line. Even now, this is the sound of pure energy and joy - joy at creating music, joy at simply being alive.
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L O V E by Ashlee\nFriend or Foe by TATU\nStickwitu by PCD\nWe Belong Together by Mimi\n\nand many more
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alanis morrisette,tori amos & delores o' riordan (cranberries).
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Her whole album " Breakaway" was GREAT!\n\nI cannot pick a favorite, i like em all!!!\n\n\n=)
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Mine would be:\n1. All Saints-Rock Steady\n2. Fergie- Fergalicious\n3. P Diddy feat. Christina Aguilera- Tell Me\n4. Cassie- Long Way 2 Go\n5. Cassie- Me & You