Song You've Heard The Most in Your Life

[Steve B.]

Hotel California by The Eagles

still like it

Def. my Favorite Eagles album

 

[scourage]

happy birthday or something sucky like that

 

[tagutcow]

Every song ever played by Sixpence None The Richer, since they seem to be the #1 staple of in-store PAs.

 

[designprofessor]

same ole **** by Foreigner or Kansas -just when I thought I was through with this stuff -they repackaged it as classic rock and, wait, i think it's on now..........

 

[Steve B.]

Originally Posted by scourage

happy birthday or something sucky like that

I've heard Hotel California more than Happy Birthday

 

[MikeDT]

Curious, I don't hear Hotel California at all these days.

 

[dragon8]

Mandy by Barry Manilow

 

[jrd617]

 

[SeanathonHuff]

Slick Rick - Kill ******

146 so far.

 

[Anthony K]

If I had to give it some real thought, I'd have to probably go with Kansas "Dust In The Wind." Not only do I play it personally, it's been used in countless movies and tv shows that I've watched over the years. I will never grow tired of the song.

 

[StephenHero]

Probably "Cecilia" by Simon & Garfunkel, but during sophomore year of high school my friends and I decided we would only listen to "One More Time" by Daft Punk for an entire road trip from Kansas City to Chicago to Virginia Beach and back.

 

[Saturdays]

Hard to say what it is, either every Beatle's song with a spread of 2-3 plays between nearly every song or a big hit track from CCR or Rolling Stones.

Who knows it could even be an Oasis song.


However, I'm just gonna go out on a limb here and take a guess that my most listened to song is "Bittersweet Symphony" by the Verve...

 

[acidboy]

somehow I keep hearing "my sharona" since I was in 1st grade. damn I'm so sick of that song.

 

[Hombre Secreto]

Wicked Game by Chris Isaak. I love listening to the song, but it's mostly for necessity now.

 

[willpower]

Originally Posted by Steve B.

Hotel California by The Eagles


Heard it today in the supermarket. A masterpiece of a song, but I never need to hear it again - every note is permanently implanted in my brain.