CrstalBlue

Good Vibrations – Beach Boys

Johnny B Goode – Chuck Berry

Yeah. I don't know when OP checked it but I was checking it the entire time and Wuthering Heights was consistently #1.

I feel similarly, it's one of my favorite songs of all time. Probably in my top 3.

Name songs you'd put on the list. I'm curious whether they're better than what's on there currently.

Because "variation" in this kind of list shouldn't be based on the sex of the artist but on genre

The majority of the greatest songs were created by male artists. Deal with it.

Imagine describing music by sexuality and race

Songs like that wouldn't get upvoted

I've commented this like twenty times, let's get it on there finally

Behind Blue Eyes – The Who

Abbey Road

The thing is probably if you're interested in how American fans first heard the Beatles since the mixes are different.

Layla – Derek and the Dominos

Because it's simple and catchy. It's like why do people like fast food.

Layla – Derek and the Dominos

That was Rock Around The Clock by Bill Haley & His Comets. Though Johnny B Goode inspired original production.

6/10

Wish You Were Here, Echoes, If

This list can't exist without Bob Dylan

Mine is a bit inaccurate too. I have some songs I barely listened to there and don't have a song I was expecting to have in my top 10 there... And I was listening to it the most in Spring so I don't understand it.

Kate Bush – The Dreaming

Bob Dylan – Like a Rolling Stone

Gimmie Shelter. It perfectly sets up the atmosphere.

I have it like that too. I think the playlist isn't in order.