Bold the songs you have on VH1's Top 100 songs.

[Dingo Jellybean]

1. Nirvana, ``Smells Like Teen Spirit''
2. Michael Jackson, ``Billie Jean''
3. Guns N' Roses, ``Sweet Child O' Mine''
4. Eminem, ``Lose Yourself''
5. U2, ``One''
6. Run-D.M.C., ``Walk This Way''
7. Prince, ``When Doves Cry''
8. Whitney Houston, ``I Will Always Love You''
9. The Police, ``Every Breath You Take''
10. Madonna, ``Like a Virgin''
11. Van Halen, ``Jump''
12. Alanis Morissette, ``You Oughta Know''
13. TLC, ``Waterfalls''
14. Sinead O'Connor, ``Nothing Compares 2 U''
15. Pink Floyd, ``Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)''
16. No Doubt, ``Don't Speak''
17. Def Leppard, ``Photograph''
18. R.E.M., ``Losing My Religion''
19. Public Enemy, ``Fight the Power''
20. AC/DC, ``You Shook Me All Night Long''
21. U2, ``With or Without You''
22. Cyndi Lauper, ``Time After Time''
23. Prince, ``Little Red Corvette''
24. Celine Dion, ``My Heart Will Go On''
25. Rick James, ``Super Freak''
26. Bon Jovi, ``Livin' on a Prayer''
27. Grandmaster Flash, ``The Message''
28. Britney Spears, ``... Baby One More Time''
29. Bruce Springsteen, ``Born in the U.S.A.''
30. Janet Jackson, ``Nasty''
31. Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg, ``Nuthin' but a `G' Thang''
32. Pearl Jam, ``Jeremy''
33. Tina Turner, ``What's Love Got to do With It''
34. Peter Gabriel, ``In Your Eyes''
35. The Sugarhill Gang, ``Rapper's Delight''
36. Joan Jett, ``I Love Rock 'n Roll''
37. Alicia Keys, ``Fallin'''
38. The Clash, ``London Calling''
39. Tom Petty, ``Free Fallin'''
40. Michael Jackson, ``Beat It''
41. Red Hot Chili Peppers, ``Under the Bridge''
42. Blondie, ``Heart of Glass''
43. The Go-Go's, ``Our Lips Are Sealed''
44. Gloria Gaynor, ``I Will Survive''
45. Aerosmith, ``I Don't Want to Miss a Thing''
46. Queen and David Bowie, ``Under Pressure''
47. Shania Twain, ``You're Still the One''
48. Naughty By Nature, ``O.P.P.''
49. Journey, ``Don't Stop Believin'''
50. Lenny Kravitz, ``Are You Gonna Go My Way?''
51. George Michael, ``Faith''
52. The Rolling Stones, ``Start Me Up''
53. Marvin Gaye, ``Sexual Healing''
54. Goo Goo Dolls, ``Iris''
55. Talking Heads, ``Once in a Lifetime''
56. Sheryl Crow, ``All I Wanna Do''
57. Eric Clapton, ``Tears in Heaven''
58. The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Puff Daddy & Mase, ``Mo Money Mo Problems''
59. Meat Loaf ``Paradise By the Dashboard Light''
60. Santana feat. Rob Thomas, ``Smooth''
61. Backstreet Boys, ``I Want It That Way''
62. Pretenders, ``Brass in Pocket''
63. Beck, ``Loser''
64. The Knack, ``My Sharona''
65. Nelly, ``Hot in Herre''
66. Squeeze, ``Tempted''
67. John Cougar Mellencamp, ``Jack and Diane''
68. Chic, ``Good Times''
69. Mary J. Blige, ``Real Love''
70. Culture Club, ``Do You Really Want to Hurt Me''
71. Dave Matthews Band, ``Crash Into Me''
72. John Lennon, ``(Just Like) Starting Over''
73. LL Cool J, ``Mama Said Knock You Out''
74. Hall & Oates, ``I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)''
75. The Ramones, ``I Wanna Be Sedated''
76. Eurythmics, ``Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)''
77. Missy Elliott, ``Work It''
78. Green Day, ``Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)''
79. Destiny's Child, ``Say My Name''
80. Duran Duran, ``Hungry Like the Wolf''
81. OutKast, ``Ms. Jackson''
82. Soft Cell, ``Tainted Love''
83. Band Aid, ``Do They Know It's Christmas''
84. Radiohead, ``Creep''
85. Eminem, ``My Name Is''
86. Tracy Chapman, ``Fast Car''
87. The Who, ``Who Are You''
88. Metallica, ``Enter Sandman''
89. Pat Benatar, ``Hit Me With Your Best Shot''
90. The Police, ``Roxanne''
91. Melissa Etheridge, ``Come to My Window''
92. Salt-N-Pepa, ``Push It''
93. Nine Inch Nails, ``Closer''
94. Cheap Trick, ``Surrender''
95. Oasis, ``Wonderwall''
96. Beastie Boys, ``(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)''
97. Devo, ``Whip It''
98. Hanson, ``MMMBop''
99. Norah Jones, ``Don't Know Why''
100. Madonna, ``Ray of Light''

[Zell's Fists of Fury]

I'm going to go ahead and all that list complete and utter garbage.

[Venom65437]

Wow, a lot of that list REALLY sucks. How in the HELL did Britney Spears, and RAP make a top 100 songs list of all time. And I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston, is any song more annoying?

I could blast most of this list to pieces, but I'll stop... for now.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

Gah! Terrible. Nothing good. At all. I fear for our society.

[Crazy the Clown]

What ruined the list for me was that bitch, Eminem, being on it. In a perfect world, that wouldn't have shown up, and Insane Clown Posse's "Chicken Huntin'" (Slaughterhouse Remix) would be in the top 10.

[krissy]

I have #13, and #100 without looking.

Tracy Chapman song was good. Creep was good. London Calling was good. It's not all bad.

No one's gonna agree, everyone's got diff. tastes.

[Dingo Jellybean]

The list was compiled last year and doesn't consist of the most talented songs.

The list is decided on many factors, but the main factor is the test of time. Songs like Billie Jean and Lose Yourself don't require a lot of talent. Music isn't about talent, it's about expression. If it was about talent, the list would be full of classical composers.

The list depends on how popular the song is and how people like it. I try not to be too biased when it comes to songs and I respect many of the 100 songs VH1 posted, but obviously there are songs that I don't agree with. Like R.Kelly's I Believe I can Fly, how come that song isn't on the list? Or Elton John's Circle of Life? Eminem's Lose Yourself? Some songs are ranked too high or too low. But the songs are compiled based on numerous genres. It's like how someone mentioned rap being in the top 10, granted it's the least talented of any genre other than techno, but it's music. I'm sure many of you have heard a rap song that you just couldn't get out of your head. It's about how the song is expressed, and because many of us are not in the studios, none of us realizes how much effort is put into these rap albums. I always knew people like 2Pac and Eminem put a lot of hours into their music. Freestyle does not work in the music industry and they knew that. So please, don't bash a genre like that.

[Jebus]

What the hell? There's only like two decent songs on there. Most of that doesn't isn't even music. And Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2? THey have many better songs than that. And they don't even have the most covered song of all time on there (Yesterday by the Beatles). Nor do they have Bohemian Rhapsody which is one of the most recognizable songs ever.

I'm going to go listen to the Doors now. (Rarg, they don't even have the Doors on there. >:O)

[The Captain]

Wow, not a single Beatles song, but Hanson made the cut? Strange and also, slightly insulting.

Take care all.

[MoonsEcho]

I guess I'll do what this thread originally asked for. I'll have to dig way back for some of these, though.

1. Nirvana, ``Smells Like Teen Spirit''
2. Michael Jackson, ``Billie Jean''
3. Guns N' Roses, ``Sweet Child O' Mine''
4. Eminem, ``Lose Yourself''
5. U2, ``One''
6. Run-D.M.C., ``Walk This Way'' (*ahem*Run DMC and Aeromith)
7. Prince, ``When Doves Cry''
8. Whitney Houston, ``I Will Always Love You''
9. The Police, ``Every Breath You Take''
10. Madonna, ``Like a Virgin''
11. Van Halen, ``Jump''
12. Alanis Morissette, ``You Oughta Know''
13. TLC, ``Waterfalls''
14. Sinead O'Connor, ``Nothing Compares 2 U''
15. Pink Floyd, ``Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)''
16. No Doubt, ``Don't Speak''
17. Def Leppard, ``Photograph''
18. R.E.M., ``Losing My Religion''
19. Public Enemy, ``Fight the Power''
20. AC/DC, ``You Shook Me All Night Long''
21. U2, ``With or Without You''
22. Cyndi Lauper, ``Time After Time''
23. Prince, ``Little Red Corvette''
24. Celine Dion, ``My Heart Will Go On''
25. Rick James, ``Super Freak''
26. Bon Jovi, ``Livin' on a Prayer''
27. Grandmaster Flash, ``The Message''
28. Britney Spears, ``... Baby One More Time''
29. Bruce Springsteen, ``Born in the U.S.A.''
30. Janet Jackson, ``Nasty''
31. Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg, ``Nuthin' but a `G' Thang''
32. Pearl Jam, ``Jeremy''
33. Tina Turner, ``What's Love Got to do With It''
34. Peter Gabriel, ``In Your Eyes''
35. The Sugarhill Gang, ``Rapper's Delight''
36. Joan Jett, ``I Love Rock 'n Roll''
37. Alicia Keys, ``Fallin'''
38. The Clash, ``London Calling''
39. Tom Petty, ``Free Fallin'''
40. Michael Jackson, ``Beat It''
41. Red Hot Chili Peppers, ``Under the Bridge''
42. Blondie, ``Heart of Glass''
43. The Go-Go's, ``Our Lips Are Sealed''
44. Gloria Gaynor, ``I Will Survive''
45. Aerosmith, ``I Don't Want to Miss a Thing''
46. Queen and David Bowie, ``Under Pressure''
47. Shania Twain, ``You're Still the One''
48. Naughty By Nature, ``O.P.P.''
49. Journey, ``Don't Stop Believin'''
50. Lenny Kravitz, ``Are You Gonna Go My Way?''
51. George Michael, ``Faith''
52. The Rolling Stones, ``Start Me Up''
53. Marvin Gaye, ``Sexual Healing''
54. Goo Goo Dolls, ``Iris''
55. Talking Heads, ``Once in a Lifetime''
56. Sheryl Crow, ``All I Wanna Do''
57. Eric Clapton, ``Tears in Heaven''
58. The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Puff Daddy & Mase, ``Mo Money Mo Problems''
59. Meat Loaf ``Paradise By the Dashboard Light''
60. Santana feat. Rob Thomas, ``Smooth''
61. Backstreet Boys, ``I Want It That Way''
62. Pretenders, ``Brass in Pocket''
63. Beck, ``Loser''
64. The Knack, ``My Sharona''
65. Nelly, ``Hot in Herre''
66. Squeeze, ``Tempted''
67. John Cougar Mellencamp, ``Jack and Diane''
68. Chic, ``Good Times''
69. Mary J. Blige, ``Real Love''
70. Culture Club, ``Do You Really Want to Hurt Me''
71. Dave Matthews Band, ``Crash Into Me''
72. John Lennon, ``(Just Like) Starting Over''
73. LL Cool J, ``Mama Said Knock You Out''
74. Hall & Oates, ``I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)''
75. The Ramones, ``I Wanna Be Sedated''
76. Eurythmics, ``Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)''
77. Missy Elliott, ``Work It''
78. Green Day, ``Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)''
79. Destiny's Child, ``Say My Name''
80. Duran Duran, ``Hungry Like the Wolf''
81. OutKast, ``Ms. Jackson''
82. Soft Cell, ``Tainted Love''
83. Band Aid, ``Do They Know It's Christmas''
84. Radiohead, ``Creep''
85. Eminem, ``My Name Is''
86. Tracy Chapman, ``Fast Car''
87. The Who, ``Who Are You''
88. Metallica, ``Enter Sandman''
89. Pat Benatar, ``Hit Me With Your Best Shot''
90. The Police, ``Roxanne''
91. Melissa Etheridge, ``Come to My Window''
92. Salt-N-Pepa, ``Push It''
93. Nine Inch Nails, ``Closer''
94. Cheap Trick, ``Surrender''
95. Oasis, ``Wonderwall''
96. Beastie Boys, ``(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)''
97. Devo, ``Whip It''
98. Hanson, ``MMMBop''
99. Norah Jones, ``Don't Know Why''
100. Madonna, ``Ray of Light''

Wow, did that bring back some memories. It also showed me that I never get rid of music even when I don't care for it anymore. O_o About the only songs I still listen to fairly often off this list are Sweet Child O' Mine and Enter Sandman. Oh, and Iris.

[Rye]

I don't agree with most of that. I agree with Jebus. "Hot in Herr" is not music.

[Captain Maxx Power]

Quel surprise, Nirvana are at the top. Pft, like I didn't see that one coming seriously, there is only one true martyr of grunge *points at avatar*

[Strider]

Whaaaaat? "Walk This Way" by Run DMC? >

That's Aerosmith, smart guy.

[Dingo Jellybean]

Whaaaaat? "Walk This Way" by Run DMC? >

That's Aerosmith, smart guy.

In case it isn't obvious, I quoted this list.

[Rusty]

I think only a few songs deserve to be on that list. I'm glad Eminem made the top five though.