Symphony No. 9. Aka Ode to Joy by LVB

It's weird seeing Beethoven's name abbreviated like that. Makes him sound like a member of the Wu-Tang Clan or something.

I read it as Luth Vader Binsberg

Nintendo Wii home screen background music.

This and the Kahoot Theme

Duhh boop-boop, duhhhh boop-boop, duhhhh boop-boop da-ba-dut-dut. . .

I think you might mean the Wii Shop theme? The Home Screen theme isn’t too special, really. But the Wii Store song slaps.

Nah. Wii Sports one is the real banger

That’s my ringtone!

You'll never get everyone to agree on something like this.

I challenge that theory! Mr blue sky

Brilliant tune.... Took me way too many years to appreciate it

I would agree but it is used in a lottery tv ad that is so overplayed that I now hate the song

I dunno, Bohemian Rhapsody might actually take this one.

Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the very few songs I cannot stand. Super annoying. Sorry man

Not a bad song but I definitely think it’s overrated. I like Don’t Stop Me Now a lot better

I found it overly cluttered, random, thematically a patchworky mess, and gratuitously long

I hate that song so bad

Same

Words can’t express how much I hate hearing that song. Especially in public.

Earth, Wind & Fire - September

Proud to say that songs my birthday and damn do I enjoy it every time it comes on

I'm a September baby myself. Unfortunately, my birthday is associated with a terrorist and a rich piece of shit (no connection between the two.)

This is every pet bird's favorite song. Mine loves it! You've got the parrot vote locked down.

I don't remember that one?

Come on, it was the on the 21st night. How could you forget

of september?

Yes. Love was changin' the minds of pretenders.

You were dancing the night awaaaay.

Our hearts were ringin' in the key that our souls were singin'.

'As we danced in the night, remember How the stars stole the night away, oh, yeah'

BAAHH-DEE-DOO BAAHH-DEE-DOO BAH-DE-DO BAH-DEE Also... r/redditsings

I use to play it on my way to work every day to pick my mood up. Such a good jam.

Clair de lune - debussy

DeBussy. I *love* DeBussy. Sometimes, all I can think about is DeBussy.

Make sure to finish on DeBach. Never on DeBussy

My favorite classical piece

Never finish on debussy. Always finish on Bach.

Ain’t no sunshine - Bill Withers

Stand By Me - Ben E. King

It's one of those songs that was so ahead of it's time in production, structure, and using a bass/percussion based instrumental in a dreamy way that most people would assume it was recorded in 1982 rather than 1962 It really is amazing as a piece of music because it's almost like proto-synthpop before synthesizers were really even a thing outside of early experimental machines

this one might actually be true, the rest are all just Queen songs

Does part of a song count? The opening to Under Pressure, the first two measures. In that moment, it is almost Schrodinger's Song. You have to wait that extra moment to either have good memories or bad memories. The chances of hating one song is reasonable but the chances of hating both songs? You have two measures of "Ah yeah!" and then....elation or sadness But for those two measures, I would say that yeah, everyone is on the same page

Same goes for Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon and All Summer Long by Kid Rock. If you’re in the mood for some beef chow mein, you might not want to hear about summertime in Detroit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4lOlydXPGQ&ab_channel=RHINO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zBEdDgA_0k&ab_channel=bobsquatch Ooph, that would be heartbreaking to hear Kid Rock start singing

No you see, theirs goes "du du du dudu du dut; du du du dudu du dut. du du du dudu du dut..." and ours goes "du du du dudu du dut; du du du dudu du dut; *du* du du du dudu du dut..." it's completely different

I like both songs. 😌

Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World

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If you are referring to the Gershwin masterpiece I'll upvote, been a favourite since childhood (my Dad had a Porgy and Bess LP). Probably non PC now.

That song reminds me of a rather unpleasant experience I’ve had, effectively giving me a panic attack any time I hear it.

Well, he hated it.

This is my go to song in ketamine therapy and when I tell you I’ve been in the middle of New York City at Christmas time with Louis himself singing this to me … it’s my own private concert

“Somewhere over the Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwoʻole

I dislike this song, but I also live in Hawaii and this song has been so overplayed in touristy areas. I know people who also dislike this song and it’s because they don’t appreciate him changing the lyrics and are fans of the original. All this said, I acknowledge this is a very popular song and I don’t dislike Braddah Iz’s music as a whole.

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He definitely is, and for good reason. He has several other very popular songs you’ll hear here. It’s also not *his fault* that some tourists have associated *Somewhere Over the Rainbow* with Hawaii and the ukulele. Most people here I imagine have positive attitudes toward that song. I just know several that don’t, myself included. Edit: I also don’t speak for everyone here, so maybe I’m wrong because I’m just going off anecdotal evidence.

This is the first song that came to mind

Superstition Stevie Wonder

Not the answer I was looking for, but it’s an answer I can’t disagree with

Whatever song Tenacious D are singing about in "Tribute"

It is the greatest song in the world!

Look into my eyes and it's easy to see One and one make two Two and one make three It was destiny Once every hundred thousand years or so When the sun doth shine And the moon doth glow And the grass doth grooOOOOWWW

Come and get your love - Redbone

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Does Vivaldi's four season count?

“Sitting on the dock of the bay”

I think this song might actually be perfect, if such a thing is possible. Wonder what it was like to hear Otis play it live.

He never performed it live. He died a couple of days after laying down the vocal tracks in the studio. [https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/inside-otis-reddings-final-masterpiece-sittin-on-the-dock-of-the-bay-122170/](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/inside-otis-reddings-final-masterpiece-sittin-on-the-dock-of-the-bay-122170/)

In addition to this, the whistling at the end of the song was a place saver for what was suppose to be lyrics. He died before he finished the song. They left the whistling in it.

Only 26 when he died. He had such an incredible career ahead of him, what a tragedy. My favorite male singer of all time.

Down on the corner by Creedence Clearwater Revival

Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime

This Must Be The Place (native melody) as well

I am a huge fan of Talking Heads, but it is too weird for many people.

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The carousel version in The Last Of Us is perfect!!!!

One of my favorite lines from any song. ♪Strange as angels ♪ I don’t know what it is about that phrase, but it always moves me.

Darude- Sandstorm.

It's lyrics are a piece of art

Don’t Fear The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult

Steven King's the stand in the opening few minutes set that song in my head permanently...masterful use of it in my opinion..

The SNL skit is funny, but I kinda wish this song never became a meme, because it's genuinely so good but you can't ever talk about it without getting 50 replies about the damn cowbell.

But it needs more cowbell.

I cannot imagine why ANYONE would hate these songs: -Don’t Dream it’s Over by Crowded House -Just the Two of Us by Grover Washington -Midnight Train to Georgia by Gladys Knight & The Pips

just the two of us just hits different… and don’t get me STARTED on that steel drum solo

Don’t Dream It’s Over is my favorite song of all time.

The weight - The Band

Have you heard Aretha Franklin's version? It's a great take on a masterful song.

Thanks for the recommendation. She really sang her heart out on that version.

Jolene

The Sound of Silence, Simon & Garfunkel

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears

I vote "Head Over Heels" instead

Both are amazing but nothing beats "Sowing the Seeds of Love"

That entire album was a masterpiece.

I like this song but my brother hates it, so unfortunately not everyone likes it

Beethoven’s Fifth?

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Down Under by Men at Work

Slightly better than Africa by Toto ngl

Rubberband man

Spinners or T.I? Love both

"Your Song" by Elton John

I was going to say Tiny Dancer, but yeah, that's an absolutely amazing song

Good Vibrations by The Beach Boys is perfect.

God Only Knows by The Beach Boys is perfecter

Overture of 1812

Dream - Fleetwood Mac

i hate to be that bitch, but it’s Dreams

As a Hip Hop head and artist I'm gonna say.. Let it be - The Beetles

The original Pokémon theme song.

Landslide - Fleetwood Mac

Where is Don't Stop Believing by Journey?! Every time that song comes on people sing along

My Girl, the Temptations

Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb

Also, Wish You Were Here.

no way, Time is the one for sure

Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers

You Shook Me All Night Long - ACDC

Friday I’m in Love- The Cure

Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder

Proud Mary by CCR has such a upbeat rhythm and sound to it. people that swear off country music will unironically dance and move to it

CCR isn't country...

Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley

Rickrolling!

Fast Car - Tracy Chapman

I'm in.

Mr. Brightside not that it is a great song lyrically or anything, but name one time that song comes on and the entire place doesn’t start belting it out.

People in the UK when they hear that song: "COMING OUT OF MY CAGE AND I'M DOING JUST FINE"

Black hole sun

won't you come

And wash away the rain

GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM, YOUR CIRCUITS DEAD, THERES SOMETHING WRONG

Zombie

Mozart Requiem - Lacrimosa

Everybody Wants to Rule the World. Find a single living human that doesn’t like that song.

More than a feeling- Boston

I quite think so too. Quite definitely, quite a lot.

If you’re even just a little bit gay (everyone is): Rasputin by Boney M.

Smooth - Santana

Phil Collin’s// in the air tonight

Just the drum break and pick up tho. It's really a long build that I actually would not like if I didn't know it was coming. "But I remember, don't worry!"

Last summer a motorcycle rode by my house while I was outside doing some work BLASTING that song perfectly just as the drum break came on. I lost my fucking shit and got down so hard. As things settled down, my neighbor across the street saw the whole thing and has the biggest fucking smile as I turned bright red. Good times.

Purple Rain

Three Little Birds by Bob Marley (I feel like most of Marley would qualify)

Sittin’ on the dock of the bay Otis Redding

Sugar Pie Honeybunch by the Four Tops. I feel like there are a ton of Motown songs that can fit in here. I’m not sure I know anyone that doesn’t like, to some extent, Motown. It’s the peak of Pop Music.

Hey Jude

Yesterday. Not everyone, but close to it.

Judging by people's enthusiasm when it comes on, Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

_Here Comes the Sun_ by the Beatles.

See, personal experiences can skew this answer. I used to like the Beatles and especially this song. Until 20 years ago a radio station was changing formats and name to sunny somrthing, and they played this song on repeat for like 3 days. So I listened until it ended. But now I despise this done. Is it my fault. Yes. Do I still hate the song? Yes.

This can be said by someone for probably any piece of music imaginable. In that case, it would likely be impossible to name any song that literally everyone can agree with. I would also argue that there's a difference between personally liking a song and agreeing it's a great song. There are songs out there that I recognize as great, but which I don't particularly care to listen to.

Fugees. Killing me softly.

Stairway to heaven by Led Zeppelin

My friend, you are forgetting every guitar center in existence.

Shame because the greatest rock song ever written is ‘When the Levee Breaks’ and this one gets all the press.

Baba O'Riley

Let it Be.

Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas

Seven Nation Army

Toto Africa

My old car insurance company had this as their hold music, so anyone who deals with them certainly isn’t a fan.

I agree, but my first thought is "nah... i know a lot of people who hate this song. Then read comments which showed what I was about to say.

Sundown - gordon lightfoot

“Fade Into You” by Mazzy Star

Johnny cash - Hurt

The NIN original is brilliant but damn, Cash just crushed it. It's not often a cover surpasses the original.

Hey Ya! By Outkast.

Take me home, country roads by John Denver

Hallelujah- Leonard Cohen

I was gonna say, Jeff Buckley's version. Perfection.

I would say it’s the most misunderstood song. A song about sexual ecstasy that is sung at some of the most inappropriate places by some of the most inappropriate people. I’ve heard it at funerals and heard it sung by a mother/son duo ( it wasn’t at Motherboy XXX either, so completely inappropriate)

The Darkness - I believe in a thing called love

Gangsta's Paradise🤔

Is that a parody of Amish Paradise? JK

Dancing queen-ABBA

Stairway to Heaven or Freebird

One Love - Bob Marley

Bill withers - Aint no sunshine Nina simone - sinnerman I cant see someone saying either is meh or worse.

Bill Withers: Use Me. Then you've got my vote.

Kashmir - Led Zeppelin

That Thing You Do! by The Oneders

Spirit in the Sky not for religious reasons mind you.

The Darkness - I Believe In A Thing Called Love

Lonely Island - I’m on a Boat

Can’t Take My Eyes Off You - Frankie Valli

"What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye

Lose Yourself

I not really much of a fan of rap/hip-hop. Mainly a rocker/metal-head. I can put this song on at anytime, and really get a charge out of it. It's such a strong piece of music. Oh, great, now I've gotta go listen to it again.

Eminem has a lot of songs that pump me up like that.

Lovely day - Bill Withers

Death Cab for Cutie - Title and Registration

New slang by the shins

Walk Like An Erection

Happy birthday

You’re so vain

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen or Imagine by John Lemmon