Trampled Underfoot-Led Zeppelin

I just recently, with the release of U2's "U218 Singles" Rediscovered "Sweetest Thing." The song is 20 years old, and somehow I never got into this song, despite having been a casual U2 fan for some time.

Yes. “Two of Us” by the Beatles. I really started liking this song when I watched Paul’s “Concert from Red Square” 2003 DVD Paul McCartney wrote this about he and his wife Linda. When The Beatles were breaking up, it took on new meaning as a gesture of affection from Paul to John Lennon. This is mostly acoustic. It contains some electric guitar and no bass. I love the acoustic guitar.

I haven't recently discovered either, but there are two songs I've been listening to a lot recently because of a new appreciation for them. 1. 99 Red Balloons - But I've been listening to a punk cover of it by Goldfinger that is really good 2. He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - This is a classic by The Hollies that I can't seem to get enough of.

I'm not sure if you could call "Zombie" by the Cranberries an older song, but I heard it a lot on the radio when I was younger, and I rediscovered it recently.

The Lottery Song, by Harry Nilsson. Alot of Harry Nilsson songs, in fact, I just now dug out my dad's old Nilsson records.

Rediscovered "Elodie".

Not really, but I have just bought Bruce Springsteens album Devils and Dust. Its great check it out.

Yes. Simple Kind of Man by Lynard Skynard

johny cash has some good music

"Bright Side of the Road" by Van Morrison. Great song to drive to.

Meat Loaf - For Crying Out Loud

don't stop believin'--journey

Yes! And it goes by the name of Listen to the Music by the Doobie Brothers

(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley(For Me) -- By Red Foley with The Sunshine Boys Quartet

Somebody to Love- Jefferson Airplane

Somebody to Love- Jefferson Airplane

ABC 123 - Jackson 5

Cruel Summer by Bananarama or Sunglasses at Night by Corey Hart

Chains by Tina Arena. I'd forgotten completely about that song and came across it the other day by accident.

Yes, "Piano Man" by Billy Joel. Great tune!

Yes, "Young at Heart" by Frank Sinatra.

The Train is Coming by Shaggy (Theme from the film The Money Train)

Walking in memphis Marc Coln

push it to the limit- from scarface

Yes, it is by William DeVaughn and called -"Be Thankful for What You Got" It was a Top 10 Pop hit in 1974. If you remember living in any US big city in the 1970's, this song will take you back. I heard the long version on an Indie radio station last Friday night driving home from work. Here is how it goes: Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac Gangsta whitewalls TV antennas in the back You may not have a car at all But remember brothers and sisters You can still stand tall Just be thankful for what you've got Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean Gangsta whitewalls TV antennas in the back You may not have a car at all But remember brothers and sisters You can still stand tall Just be thankful for what you've got Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac Gangsta whitewalls TV antennas in the back You may not have a car at all But remember brothers and sisters You can still stand tall Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh [Instrumental Interlude] Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh Diamond in the back, sunroof top Diggin' the scene With a gangsta lean, wooh-ooh-ooh

Stevie Wonder - I believe when I fall in love

Plenty of times, I'm a fan of the oldies, the newies try to hard.

Tim Hardin - If I Were a Carpenter Frank Sinatra - How Insensitive Otis Redding - You Don't Miss your Water

Welcome To The Machine by Pink Floyd

"Spooky" Dusty Springfield

The answers to this question are reminding me of sooo many songs I had forgotten about. Unchained Melody comes to mind

I normally discover music from singers from the twenties and thirties, so I don't think mine count. But...I recently got into Billie Holiday. I had always heard her name, but never heard her music. Now I'm very much in love with it. Have a listen if you like. "God Bless The Child"

Yes, I think.

I've recently started to like The Ramones music

Not just a song but an entire band. I friend turned me on to Sublime. I had never heard of their music and now I love it . The CD titled Sublime, kind of a greatest hits, is outstanding.

Picture Book by the Kinks. I heard it on an HP printer commercial on TV. I am a big Kinks fan and I can't believe I never heard that song before.

David Bowie - Changes. I've heard a lot before but recently fell in love.

My eyes adored you- by Franky Valley

I love "Rock the Casbah!"

God Only Knows by The Beach Boys. It is a beautiful song about the reality of true love.

yes, Johnny Johnny Come Home by Avalanche. i think it counts as an older song...

Knocking on heavens door, by Bob Dylan

The Troggs- Love is All Around. I have actually always loved that song but I forgot about it until it recently played on a PBS special. I ran out and got the CD!

I recently went to a funeral and they played a really old song by Peggy Lee called "Is that all there is?" It puts some things in perspective. Its very old but I really liked it.

sister golden hair - america

The old Serbian folk song "Stani, Stani, Ibar Vodo".

yes, blue bayou. dunno who sings it. i'm going back some day, come what may, to the blue bayou.

"Free Bird" by Lynryd Skynyrd. Heard it first when I watched Rob Zombie's "The Devil's Rejects" and then on the GTA: San Andreas game. Only recently got a copy and can't stop playing it!

Never My Love by the Association

Probably It's More Than A Feeling by Boston, or That Girl Is Poison by Bel Biv Devoe.