Almost anything from the 60's, but there are too many titles to list.

My favorites? I'd have to say (just to name a few)...
Sir Duke
When the lights go down
Roll over beetoven
Oh Darlin'
Brandy (can't seem to get away from this one since I was named after it)
Walkin in Memphis...
I could really go on forever... I'm a huge music fan...

Its pretty difficult to say. I still listen to songs from my childhood that were more relevant then than now. But they bring fond memories. But I like songs about being lonely and unloved. Maybe in the future I might be happy and not care for them songs again. Maybe I'll grow up and stop looking and just be content.
But to try and answer your question - I can't imagine a life without listening to
The Smiths
Kate Bush
Led Zepplin
Sandie Shaw

Songs by Depeche Mode. Timeless classics that manage to capture all the various aspects of my life.

The Macarena and Mambo Number Five. Oh wait--those are the ones I'll never listen to. My bad.

Oh, there are so many. Here's a short list, but there are many more.

Lightning Crashes by Live
Grandpa by The Judd's
Song of the South by Alabama
Mouth by Merril Bainbridge
Dear Mama by 2Pac
Joy To The World by Three Dog Night
Mrs. Robinson by Simon and Garfunkle
Only God Knows Why by Kid Rock
Here I Go Again by Whitesnake
Rock Me Like A Hurricane by Scorpions
Cherry Pie by Warrant
One Of Us by Joan Osborne
Ironic by Alanis Morisette
Strawberry Wine by Deana Carter
Just about everything released by Cher

Okay, my list got a little longer than I expected. I could have went on for days. As you can see from my list, I have a taste for a variety of music. Everything from country to rap.

I love people who love variety. You would love British radio!

DJ: Well that was 'Sweet Child O mine' by Guns and Roses. And now Dolly Parton 'I will Always Love you' followed by Oasis and there classic hit 'Wonderwall'. And don't forget Metallica will be in later along with Puff Daddy on the panel to answer your calls.

Apparantly in America (?) you have stuff like Rock stations and country stations etc. Here we just shove everything into the melting pot and see what comes out. Maybe that's why Brit music is so different. When you read interviews with Brit bands and artists and they list their influences then you get a whole range of stuff.

(p.s. Welcome back by the way )

Hmmmm, you know, I don't know. So much of the music I like tends to come and go in phases. I guess I'll probably always like classical and jazz. And I'll probably always like a lot of 80s music, just because of the nostalgia factor. I don't know about the rest. I might like it in 20 years, I might not.

I don't know anything! I could go deaf......

I probably would love Brit radio! Yeah, in America we have stations for only certain types of music. We also have mix stations, but they don't mix EVERYTHING. The mix stations (at least here) only mix rap and rock and stuff like that.

I forgot about Metallica. I don't know how I could do that. Unforgiven has special meaning to me. (I lost my virginity to that song) I know that was a little too much info!

*Anything* by Depeche Mode!!!!!!
Peter Gabriel-"In your Eyes",
And a CD by The Beautiful South- 0898,
Watermark-"Peace" (I sang this at my moms funeral)

I will have to think about this some more!

Country -- the one remaining American music art form. Crosby, Stills and Nash, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and God knows what else strikes my fancy. I love it. It makes me feel safe and peaceful.

The songs I really like now I bet I'll listen them throughout my life.I'm not the "oh,let's hear that for a while" type of girl.Or it's love or nothing.

Oh,I like country a lot.Real country.

That's the real crap. Fudge the Dixie Chicks.

All the 80's stuff, especially:
The Cure
Depeche Mode

I'll never tire of Marilyn Manson.

Yeah!

the beatles, any and all beatles.

it's more artists than particular songs. I think I'll at least listen to Pink Floyd and Dead Can Dance throughout my life... probably Kate Bush and Depeche Mode, too

CAJUN!!! Especially the older dudes like Dennis McGee and some other traditional bands; Brazilian caipira (country music) by Tonico & Tinoco; Brazilian samba by Martinho da Vila, Dona Yvonne Lara, Bezerra da Silva, and Zeca Pagodinho; Portuguese FADO and folclorico musica; tropicalista by Brazil's Gal Costa. Cabo Verde and other African artists... I SO love World music.... oh yes, and Tex-Mex/Conjunto also.

All of them. Really, far too many to list. Okay, if you insist, here's a few:

The Nile Song - Pink Floyd
Messages Received - Cabaret Voltaire
Being Boiled - Human League
Walk Through This World With Me - George Jones
No One Driving - John Foxx
Black Snake Moan - Blind Lemon Jefferson
Wined And Dined - Syd Barrett

Okay, I think that's enough...

"Forever Young" by Rod Stewart because I have a video of my son when he was about a year old with this song as the theme. Lots of others, but that one in particular.

I like a lot of 60's, 70's and 80's. I am also a huge fan of Frank Sinatra. The list would go on and on...but a few are:
"Tales of Brave Ulysees"- Cream
"Don't Fear the Reaper" Blue Oyster Cult
"Nothing Else Matters"- Metallica
"Wish You Were Here"- Pink Floyd
And of Course:
"Freebird"- Lynyrd Skynyrd
And this was a fantastic survey! It really made me reminesce about a lot of things. A few years ago my best friend (now my hubby) were seperated by about 3,000 miles and he used to call and play "Wish You Were Here" on his acoustic guitar for me. I still get all teary eyed when I hear it.

Open Arms by Journey
For some reason I've always loved that song.

Lots, probably. Ones I have on CD's. I never get rid of CD's.

I don't know if there are any songs I'll listen to throughout my life. There are lots of songs I'll always sing though!

???

Many favorites of Santana and Allman Brothers, and Led Zepplin; they are still great after 10, 15, 20 + years.

I don't know. When my life is over I'll tell you which songs I listened to all the time.

Antonio Vivaldi "The Four Seasons!"

Make a bridge...

For the spirits to pass over...

For the spirits to pass...

over.

-Dead Can Dance

Make a tunnel...

For the cats to pass under...

For the cats to pass...

under.

-Mandy Can't Dance

The Beatles - my friend is obsessed with them and I'll always listen to them as long as we're friends.
Aerosmith - they've been around forever and will be around.

Any Dave Matthews Band or Led Zeppelin songs.

'Mine Eyes' by the Switchblade Symphony

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Fat Old Sun by Pink Floyd

All the ones I like DAAAAAA