Here go a few of my all time favourite :
Beyond The Realms Of Death, Judas Priest ;
Where The Wild Roses Grow, Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue ;
Dancing In The Dark, Bruce Springsteen ;
Save A Prayer, Duran Duran ;
Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son, Iron Maiden ;
Solitude, Black Sabbath ;
Samarithan, Candlemass ;
Black Dog, Led Zeppelin ;
Pursuit Of The Vikings, Amon Amarth ;
Future World, Helloween ;
Disposable Heroes, Metallica ;
Hangar 18, Megadeth ;
Rock Me Amadeus, Falco ;
Rasputin, Boney M;
As I Am, Dream Theatre.

1. Heavyweight- Infected Mushroom
2. Right Where It Belongs- Nine Inch Nails
3. What it's Like- Everlast
4. Brotherswing- Caravan Palace
5. 3 Libras- A Perfect Circle

I consider myself pretty eclectic when it comes to genres.

The best song ever written is Night's Blood by Dissection. The song is written like a poem. I don't know how Jon did lead and vocals at the same time. I can't keep up that tempo for very long, let alone do vocals!

Too many to name.

Van Halen - Jump
Boston - Foreplay/Longtime
Breaking Benjamin - Breath

"Telephone Line", by Electric Light Orchestra
"Swamped", by Lacuna Coil
"Dream Weaver", by Gary Wright
"Budding Trees", by Nahko Bear and the Medicine for the People
"Nothing's Free", by Phoebe Warden

1. Blowin' in the Wind: Peter Paul and Mary
2. Woman: John Lennon
3. Man in the Mirror: Micheal Jackson
4. What a Wonderful World: Lewis Armstrong
5. Imagine: John Lennon

I like you taste. ABBA is fabulous.

La Villa Strangiato - Rush
Don't Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
She Sells Sanctuary - the Cult
Wasted Years - Iron Maiden
Voodoo - Godsmack

Well, it's a selection of 5 favorites anyway

Love song - the cure
Don't fear the reaper - blue otster cult
Alabama song (whiskey bar) the doors
Honour - VNV Nation
Herion she said -wolfsheim

"Perhaps Love", sung by John Denver & Plácido Domingo.

Mine keep changing. Too many to count. But some perennial favorites, due to lyrics that make you think, are:
"Fragile" and "History Will Teach Us Nothing," both by Sting,
"Free Will," by Rush,
"93 Million Miles" by Jason Mraz,
"In My Life," by the Beatles,
"Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word" by Elton John

Simply way too many to pick just five.

Limiting it to five is a difficult task! I am going to have to give this some substantial thought.

"The Dance" sung by Garth Brooks.

Good Night Saigon - Billy Joel
The Trooper - Iron Maiden
Nobody's Fool - Cinderella
One More Fuckin' Time - Motorhead
Adagio For Strings - Samuel Barber
I'm Going to Hell - The Pretty Reckless
Fuckin' Perfect - Pink
Behind Blue Eyes - The Who

Tomorrow some of these will be different....

I feel Blue October is severely underrated. I've traveled all over the midwest to see their live shows.

I'm just going to post the 5 most listened to songs I have on iTunes. All 5 are Black Sabbath songs

1. Sweet Leaf
2. Paranoid
3. Children Of The Grave
4. N.I.B.
5. Iron Man

Out of the 60 most listened to songs I have on iTunes, 3 are Ozzy Osbourne songs (#37, 38, and 57); the rest are Black Sabbath songs. lol. Can you tell who my favorite band is?

My favorite song is "Let It Be" by the Beatles.

So many: just a few.
The Beatles, "Julia"
U2, "New Years Day"
Pearl Jam, "Better Man"
John Lennon, "Working Class Hero"
Led Zeppelin, "All of My Love"

I already left a post saying too many to list and I love a lot of classical songs too, but I have two favourites at the present and I am posting them here now. The first is Benny Andersson of ABBA’s song Give Me My Song sung by Bryn Terfel and Sissel Kyrkjebo and the second is Morten Harket singing his own song There Is A Place.

This is soooooooooooo difficult!

So as of today, yesterday and tomorrow are different, these are my 5

Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water
Yes - Roundabout
Rammstein - Links 2-3-4
Beethoven - Pastoral
The Wildhearts - Suckerpunch

“Danny’s Song”. Loggins & Messina
“The Secret of Life”. James Taylor
“Vincent” Don McClean, played by Chet Atkins
The Beatle’s song about John’s son Julian, sung by Paul, the title of which I can’t remember
Not really a song, but beautiful music: “Variations on a Theme of Paganini”. Serge Rachmaninoff (sp?)

Probably one of my all-time favorites: Def Leppard - Hysteria