5 Songs Stuck to the Roof Of My Brain

Song	Artist	Album	Genre	Time	Year
Time Of Your Song	Matisyahu	Youth	Reggae	4:27	2006
	The man strikes again. This song is off his new disc. While I don't rate this one as high as "Live at Stubbs," it's still a high quality album.
I Wanna Be With You	Isley Brothers	The Essential Isley Brothers	R&B/Funk	6:20	1979
	I had the Isley Brother's recommended to me recently. So, I downloaded a song. I then had no choice but to go out and buy a greatest hits disc, because I was in shock and awe. Yes, I was blinded by the funk.
I Put a Spell On You	Buddy Guy w/ Carlos Santana	Bring Em In	Blues	4:04	2005
	Dangerous combination here. Two guitar Legends on one song. You can feel both of their styles on the song, yet it meshed together very well. Plus Buddy's vocals are amazing on this one.
Side Show Blues	Todd Snider	That Was Me: The Best of Todd Snider 1994-1998	Folk/Country/Rock	3:39	1996
	Yes, I have no plans on quitting my Todd Snider kick. One of his older songs, I recently discovered after buying a greatest hits disc of his earlier stuff. Plus this song has one of those... lines. "Sometimes you gotta kill a boy, to keep his ass in line." We'll just say that made me laugh.
Skulls	The Misfits	Collection I	Punk Rock	1:58	1986
	A long time ago, there was a genre of music called Punk Rock. It was the kind of stuff that teeny boppers didn't listen to. One such band that played this type of music was The Misfits. It was heavy. It was good. Glen Danzig just knew how to sound evil, yet Elvis-like at times. That is why I listen to them. Unlike the watered down, practically backstreet boys crap (Good Charlotte) that the kids think is Punk Rock nowadays.