Top 1,000 Songs

I have decided to relate to you all of my top 1,000 songs. However, as I feel no one would want to look at a list of 1,000 songs I will give you them in installments of 100. I will give you 100 songs (starting with 901-1,000) every other day or so, untill you have seen them all. So anyway, here we go:


901. Touch of Grey, Greatful Dead
902. Gravity Rides Everything, Modest Mouse
903. Substitute, The Who
904. Hot in Here, Nelly
905. Low Rider, War
- Actually one of my top 5 all time songs back in Jr. High

906. Teen90Nine, Limp Bizkit
907. Burning Down the House, Talking Heads
908. Turning Japanese, The Vapors
-Many people still don't believe me when I tell them the song is about masterbation... trust me, it is.

909. Drunk Divorced Flusse, Mojo Nixon
910. Man on the Moon, REM
911. Suck My Kiss, Red Hot Chilly Peppers
912. Come On Eilene, Dixie’s Midnight Runners
913. Don’t Want to Know, Husker Du
914. I Guess I Planted, Billy Bragg
915. Rasberry Beret, Warren Zevon and Hindu Love Gods
916. Rental Car, Beck
917. Magic Bus, The Who
918. I Hate the TV, Violent Femmes
919. The Message, Grand Master Flash
920. Crazy as a Loon, John Prine
921. Lula, Bright Eyes
922. You Can Call Me Al, Paul Simon
- I love the verses in this song and dislike the chorus, making it the opposite of every song by The Police

923. Alive, P.O.D.
924. Hit That, Offspring
925. Interstate, Modest Mouse
926. Ever Fallen in Love, Buzzcocks
927. Paul Ravere, Beastie Boys
- "I said you can come with me we'll make a run for the border, the sheriff's after me for what I did to his daughter. I did it like this, I did it like that, I did it with a whiffle ball bat."

928. The Hurricane, Bob Dylan
929. Trancendental Blues, Steve Earle
930. I am a Rock, Simon and Garfunkel
931. Rock and Roll Part 2, Gary Glitter
932. Thunder Road, Bruce Springsteen
933. Dream On, Aerosmoth
934. The Weight, The Band
935. You Got Another Thing Coming, Judas Priest
936. Truckin’, Greatful Dead
937. Basketcase, Greenday
938. El Camino, Ween
939. It’ll Be a Long Time, Offspring
940. Mighty Mouse, TV Themes
-Best of chorse as lip synched by Andy Kauffman

941. Born in the USA, Bruce Springsteen
942. Frank and Jesse James, Warren Zevon
943. Ob La Di Ob la Da, The Beatles
944. Walk This Way, Aerosmith
945. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy, Queen
946. A Horse with No Name, America
- Is it just me or are there a ton of great songs about heroin?

947. Lonely Little Thrift Store, Jonathan Richman
948. I Wish, Skee Lo
949. Another One Rides the Bus, Weird Al Yankovich
950. The City of New Orleans, Johnny Cash
951. The Bars on Fire, The Bottle Rockets
952. Police Truck, Whitecaps
953. The Thong Song, Sysco
- Although to tell you the truth I prefer the Robert Gulet version

954. Black Tamborine, Beck
955. Killer Parties, The Hold Steady
956. Saturday Night, Kaiser Chiefs
957. Bawitaba, Kid Rock
958. Summer in the City, The Loving Poonfull
959. Attitude, The Misfits
960. Hell Yes, Beck
961. I Got One For You, Kid Rock
962. Whole Lotta Love, Led Zeplin
963. I Won’t Back Down, Johnny Cash
964. Instant Karma, John Lennon
965. Happy Birthday, Ramones
966. Monkey Wash Donkey Rinse, Warren Zevon
967. The New Pollution, Beck
968. Out of Gas, Modest Mouse
969. The Kids are All Right, The Who
970. Hesitating Beauty, Wilco
971. Multitude of Casualties, The Hold Steady
972. Lord Only Knows, Beck
973. Aw Heck, John Prine
974. California Uber Alles, Dead Kennedys
975. Fistful of Rain, Warren Zevon
- "You can dream the American Dream, but you sleep with the lights on and wake up with a scream"

976. Life Like Weeds, Modest Mouse
977. Promises, Eve 6
978. On the Streets of This Town, Steve Forbert
979. Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground, White Stripes
980. Crimpson and Clover, Velvet Underground
981. Sentimental Hygiene, Warren Zevon
982. You Might Think, The Cars
983. California Stars, Wilco
984. Kicking Television, Wilco
985. Play That Funky Music, Wild Cherry
986. Mexican Radio, Wall of Voodoo
987. Heart of Rock n’ Roll, Huey Lewis
988. Dog Paddel, Modest Mouse
989. Now I Wanna Be a Dog, Uncle Tupelo
990. Drain You, Nirvana
991. Sutck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, Bob Dylan
992. Shine, Collective Soul
993. Viva Las Vegas, Dead Kennedys
994. Runaround, Blues Traveler
995. We are Nowhere and It’s Now, Bright Eyes
996. Sweet Home Alabama, Lynyrd Skynyrd
- This is one of those rare songs that I get the feeling absolutely everyone should like no matter what.

997. Nookie, Limp Bizkit
998. Mr. Wendel, Arrested Development
999. Johnny Got Suspended, The Zambonies
1000. Blue Monday, Orgy
- Boy that was a close one, I don't know what I would have done if Orgy hadn't made the list.
(That last one was sarcastic, but seriously that is a pretty decent song)