What is your favorite song?

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This is really hard because I go through really heavy listening "phases" where I binge out hardcore on one particular song or a set of songs.

If I have to pick a favorite though, like, favorite favorite, would listen to any time, this is my jam favorite...


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Honorable mention goes to Foreplay/Long Time by Boston.
 
Damn, this is a tough one.


I am going with Endless Dream from YES. It's a bit long which is typical of YES, skip to 6:00 to get some nice riffs. Enjoy.
 
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YES is definitely the feel good band of choice for me as well, but not my favorite song. My favorite song would have to be:


This album got me through high school and university, and its grab bag of life nonsense.
 
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The music video is so much fun too.
 
I can never pick so this is my current favorite song. Beck is pretty great.

 
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You expected a Touhou remix, didn't you?!


FUCK YOU @Voltin.
 
I go through phases of favorite songs. At the moment, it's this:

 
Buttsucking! I usually have a general pool of songs for this. Just gonna shout to them: Heirloom (by Bjork), All is Full of Love (also by Bjork), Once in a Lifetime (by Talking Heads), Everything's Alright (by Laura Shigihara), Barrett's Privateers (by Stan Rogers), Summertime (made by George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, and Dubose Heyward; favorite version by Big Brother & the Holding Company), Woodstock (by Joni Mitchell), Michelle (by The Beatles), My Sweet Lord (by George Harrison), My Generation (by The Who; favorite version by Patti Smith Group), Go Your Own Way (by Fleetwood Mac), The Way Young Lovers Do (by Van Morrison), Hope There's Someone (by Antony and the Johnsons), Cold Cold Heart (by Hank Williams; favorite version by Norah Jones), and, ugh, my favorite-among-favorites (or at least the song I can most relate to at the moment),

The Last Time I Saw Richard, (also) by Joni Mitchell


This is assuming by "song", you mean a piece of music with words and whatever. Because if you don't, this list expands to include a bit more -- An Alpine Symphony (by Richard Strauss), A German Requiem (by Johannes Brahms; favorite version performed by Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique, as conducted by John Eliot Gardiner), La Mer (by Claude Debussy), An American in Paris (by George Gershwin), Das Rheingold (by Richard Wagner; yes, the whole friggin opera. It is a coherent piece of music, after all), and, most especially,

Metamorphosen, (also) by Richard Strauss


So many Richards....
 
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Easily one of my favorite songs, though I have many.
 
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