Here's the place to share links for songs that you like/are on your playlist, be it Christian, classical, pop, rock, metal, soundtrack, or lost 80s hit. It would be cool to see other people's top (number) favorite songs.

Try to keep everything G/PG clean and post a warning if there's something that might be objectionable. Thanks!

I'll start!
Living on a Prayer by Bon Jovi

Oh gosh...hard to decide what to post.

I think my top three songs for inspiration would beee....

Simon by Lifehouse

Revelations in the Calm/The End of a Dark Campaign by Oh Sleeper (screamy)

Fly on the Wall by Thousand Foot Krutch.

Here's some of mine:

No Other by Super Junior Genre: Korean pop (It's such a happy and cute song!)

Strong Enough by Matthew West Genre: Contemporary Christian (I love how inspirational it is.)

Let's Groove by Earth, Wind, & Fire Genre: Disco/Funk (It's funky all right. ) *Note: This song is the best to dance to while baking cookies

Don't You Worry, Child - Swedish House Mafia

Hold Me Now - Red

Above All - Michael W. Smith

And that's just a few.

Oh goodness, it varies. I would say in general it revolves around things like:

It is Well with My Soul - David Phelps

Looking for a City - Gaither Vocal Band

Breathe - Our very own Calista Beth

Some more. I like the idea Calen did - putting genres.

-The Power of Love by Frankie Goes to Hollywood Genre: 80s rock/pop (Kinda moody and yet so sweet)
-Here I Go Again by Whitesnake Genre: 80s rock
-The Flame by Cheap Trick Genre: 80s power ballad
-Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship Genre: 80s power ballad
-You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban

I love that song, Renna!

Currently, anything that reminds me of surfing and or skimming or bodyboarding. xD
Jump Five, Benjamin Dunn, soundtracks (loving two steps from hell), Narnia soundtracks, For King and Country, Port Blue etc.

*looks at iPod playlist* These are some from my top 25 most queued songs -
Gold by Britt Nicole (pop)
World Traveler by Andrew Peterson (country?)
Stained Glass Masquerade by Casting Crowns (soft rock [apparently])
Hold Me by Jamie Grace, feat. TobyMac (pop)
Good to Be Alive by Jason Gray (no idea really)
Yes We Can by Me in Motion (pop?)
Dance by Jesus Culture (CCM)
Stop and Listen by Bethany Dillon (CCM)

Shall I just put my top ten most played from iTunes? (Which really just means whatever's been played all the way through, from beginning to end)

I love Britt Nicole & Jesus Culture!

Currently listening to It's Your Life from the Soul Surfer Soundtrack

Me too. It's Your Life, sweet. Love Francesca Battistelli.

Yesss I love that song. )

Wow... I have 600 songs on my computer, 400 of which are on my iPod.... I'm a big music junky.... Currently one of the songs I'm loving the most is probably actually a pretty controversial one.

The Climb, by Miley Cyrus.

I started playing it for one of my teen girls, and it just kind of... stuck.

Oh my, Airi dearest. You make me feel excessive. *hides iTunes library over over 3,000 songs*

3,000 doesn't sound excessive to me.

Folk actually or Christian Folk as some call it.
CCM
CCM

Thanks, Seereth.

King by Lauren Aquilina (lyrics)
117 by Kazuma Jinnouchi
Betus Blues (Ch 2 Light World) by Danny Baranowsky
Majesty by Disasterpeace
Arrival by Neil Davidge
Dreamcatcher by Gandalf
Planes of Death by Jesper Kyd
City of the Dead by Jesper Kyd
Rouge Heart by Inon Zur (lyrics)
Black Mesa Theme by Joel Nielsen
End Credits Part 2 by Joel Nielsen
Junkyard Isles by Lorne Balfe
Utsukushiki Zankoku na Sekai (This Beautiful Cruel World) by Yoko Hikasa (JP lyrics)
Guren no Yumiya (Crimson Bow and Arrow) by Linked Horizon (JP lyrics) *has just found the 30 min loop on YT* Oooo!


To name but a few from my ever-changing list of late

So, I'm a big soundtrack fan, and that'll be my first playlist.

In no particular order:
Arrival, by Alan Silvestri
Overture (Lawrence of Arabia), City of Prague Philharmonic (because they're the best)
The Matrix-Clubbed to Death, by Rob Dougan
The Hunt for the Red October, City of Prague Philharmonic
A Dark Knight, by Hans Zimmer
Rise, by Hans Zimmer
Jack Sparrow, by Hans Zimmer
Time, Hans Zimmer
Inception-Junkie XL Remix, Hans Zimmer
Look to the Stars, Hans Zimmer
The Imperial March, by John Williams (because)
The Way of the Sword (from The Last Samurai), from multiple artists
Now We Are Free (from The Gladiator), from multiple artists
Delta Halo Suite, by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori
To Kill a Demon, by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori
Finish the Fight, by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori
A Walk in the Woods, by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori
Rock Anthem for Saving the World, by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori
Immaterial, Neil Davidge,
117, Kazuma Jinnouchi
Killer Angel, by Randy Edelman,
From History to Legend, by Randy Edelman
Juggernaut, by Nick Phoenix and Two Steps From Hell
He Who Brings the Night, by Thomas Bergersen and Two Steps From Hell
Velocitron, by Nick Phoenix and Two Steps From Hell

And my non-soundtrack list, in sort-of alphabetical-by-artist order:
Kryptonite, by 3 Doors Down
Rolling in the Deep, by Adele
I Kill Spies, by Agent Orange
Too Close, by Alex Clare
Plasticities, by Andrew Bird
The Suburbs, by Arcade Fire
Ready to Start, by Arcade Fire
Murder in the City, by The Avett Brothers
Sail, by AWOLNATION
The Funeral, by Band of Horses
Lonely Boy, by The Black Keys
Time Won't Let Me Go, by The Bravery
Charlie Brown, by Coldplay
Solid Rock, by Delirious?
Enjoy the Silence, by Depeche Mode
Lights, by Ellie Goulding,
No Light, No Light, by Florence+the Machine
The Pretender, by The Foo Fighters
Pumped Up Kicks, by Foster the People
Radioactive, by Imagine Dragons
Tiptoe, by Imagine Dragons
Carry on Wayward Son, by Kansas
Human, by The Killers
Midnight City, by M83
Tel Aviv'n, by Matisyahu
Messes of Men, by mewithoutYou
Float On, by Modest Mouse
Supremacy, by Muse
Starlight, by Muse
Resistance, by Muse
Needle and Haystack Life, by Switchfoot
Afterlife, by Switchfoot
Love Lost, by The Temper Trap
Fader, by The Temper Trap
Beautiful Day, by U2
Yahweh, by U2
We're Going To Be Friends, by The White Stripes

Yeah...that was a bit long.