Songs you find truly, infectiously happy

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP again. I'm adding "Just Can't Get Enough." I like happy Depeche Mode better than gloomy Depeche Mode.

Oh, but come on...Violator is one of the best albums ever! I praise God that Martin Gore was born.

This is OP. I don't disagree, and some DM songs are . . . infectiously gloomy. "Everything Counts," for example. Great song.

You all are making my day. I am building an awesome playlist!

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Harvest For The World, Iseley Brothers

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"Just Like Heaven" and "In Between Days" are some of my favorites from The Cure.

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Grace Kelly and Lollipop by MIKA

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Dancing In The Moonlight by King Harvest

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"Jump," by van halen.

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Hairdresser on Fire and Stop Me if You Think You've Heard This One Before, Morrissey

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Kids, Electric Feel and Time to Pretend, MGMT

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Big Country by the band Big Country

Love

+1

Wow, we're old, aren't we? Stop a 20 something on the street to ask about these songs and you'd get a blank stare.

+2

Also, maybe it's just me, but this song always also makes me think of that Slade song "Run Run Away" (See the chameleon lying there in the sun, all things to everyone, run run away.)

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Love, love, love this thread!

All Star, Smashmouth
Come on Eileen, Dexy's Midnight Runners
My life would suck without you, Kelly Clarkson
Roam, B-52s
New York, New York, Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett duet
Waiting for the great leap forward, Billy Bragg
You can call me Al, Paul Simon
Stacy's Mom, Fountains of Wayne
Hallelujah chorus, Handel

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Don't stop believin', Glee pilot version

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So- are we all 45???!!!

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So- I want to make a playlist with these songs, but don't want to break the bank with iTunes. How else can I do it??

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Don't Rain on My Parade - Barbra Streisand

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Anonymous wrote:So- are we all 45???!!!

I'm 41 and have lyrics from that Big Country song on my yearbook page.