What is the best Toad the Wet Sprocket song?
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"Fly From Heaven" is the best.  "Windmills" comes close, it has great lyrics and makes you think. "Good Intentions" just wants to make you be-bop.  "Hold Her Down" is the most disturbing, "Crazy Life" is the bext one that wasn't sung by Glen Phillips. \n\nSee, I could go on and on...
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Any song by Air Supply.
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"Don't Phunk With My Heart" only because my three year old daughter loves it and sings her heart out to it.\nVery funny.
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This is not a valid question; I offer the Number One song in the UK for 2005:\n\n"Axel F Theme," Crazy Frog
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I love the beat to 'The Bonnie & Clyde Song' \nIf you don't know that one 'Jump' by Criss-Cross - 93.5 used to play OlSkool about every other 2 songs but unfortunately cut them back.
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Gary Jules - Mad World\n Its been played on csi and on Donnie Darko.. great song!!
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The best songs ever are as follows\n\nThere is a light that never goes out The Smiths\nEverlong- Foo Fighters\nSmells Like Teen Sprit Nirvana (and no i'm not just into that one song)
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i like the way you move by the bodyrockers\n\ngood song.......
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Battle of evermore - Led Zeppelin\nIt is just so magical and otherworldly.It is also timeless.
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Try Peeping Tom. Just came out last week. Excellent CD!
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"Pour Some Sugar On Me" by Def Leppard is my personal favorite.  "Sweet Cherry Pie" is a really good one, too.
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Here I Go Again - Whitesnake\nBorn to be Wild - Steppenwolf\nThe Dance -       Garth Brooks
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Gnarls Barkley seems to be a contender.\n\nBut it is a year for sophomore albums. Snow Patrol, Bloc Party, et al.\n\nAs for Toads, Toad the Wet Sprocket is going on a reunion tour this year.
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Spoonman  - Soundgarden\n\nI know it sounds funny, but it has a great upbeat tempo, and the words are great for basketball.\n\n"Feel the rhythm in your hands...."
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Phil Anselmo~ Pantera\n\nHalford rocks too!
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Polka Party!\nby Al Yankovic
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the best one is one you havent heard before :)\n\nbut I like this following classic.\n\nWhat stays in a corner but travels all over the world.