That's alright. Million Years Ago sounds like it's from a different time

And as long as you're cool for the blommers! That's cool with me

Thank you for agreeing about the pilots, I felt like I was the only one

Thank you for the vocal compliment also! Carnal is a fun word, and it's pulchritude is undeniable!

You know I will be perched for that countdown.

Right?! It's so good Pedro

Coldplay is already gone I have been listening to their album and I kind of regret Coldplay not being here in the top 10

It's kind of an inside joke. Nobody really gets my user name right, myself included

It's a genius song from the time of the dinosaurs. What else is in your top 5?

Mine is:
MYA
All I Ask
When We Were Young
Water Under The Bridge
and Love In The Dark (maybe?)

I love the Punch Brothers. They are so talented

The 6 man strikes

Kendrick's album is good, but I think it's just a little too much as a whole. It's really effective in small doses I think. I like the Miguel album as an album more.

I say, if you are ok with rock. Listen to Baroness. It's not too out there and is kind of epic It's a very good song. And I think you know how I feel about the mixtape

I'm considering a name change

I have to agree.

That actually sounds kind of nice now that you say all that



Jungle is everything



My friend showed me that interview a couple, but not a million years ago, and I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at an interview.

CFTS was sooo close. I really wanted it to make it. That hurt,.
I agree completely. It's magic and always gets me just a little bit

Drake delivered some good songs that's for sure.


Really? Glad you liked what you heard! It definitely is a very sonically interesting album. There's not too many being made like it at the moment.


Drake makes Jungle sound so great.

To be honest, if I ever explored it, I think this would be me:


My list is already made up and I decided not to move anything so I wouldn't question any of my positions.

You'll just have to wait and see

Right? Metal has had some great stuff.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you Superlegend

Adele only made it to number 10. What a flop. It's a wonderful song though

I'll see if I can make up a list also! I probably should have done that, just to listen to these.

5: Carly Rae Jepsen - All That


At the beginning of the year who would have thought Carly would offer up the second best slow jam of the year? I definitely would not have. Back in the day, I loved parts of Kiss, This Kiss specifically. Around the time of the I Really Like You release, I was thinking Carly might have been a two or three single wonder. I really really really liked IRLY and decided I was on board with her new era, and that I would judge her based on the follow up. All That hit me hard earlier in the year and never quite left.

Carly, Dev Hynes (one of my favorite producers even though he produced one of my least favorite songs of the past couple years, Tinashe's disgusting Bet), and Ariel the Mermaid cooked up a masterpiece of a song. The song just glistens as it gently unfolds. It's an alluring song in everyway imaginable. The warm light of a lighthouse calling you in, and it's impossible to deny the song's warmth.



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Tinashe's disgusting Bet)

4: Janet Jackson - No Sleeep


There's just something about this song that just never gets old. It's a relatively simple song, almost deceptively so to the point that it can easily slip right past you on the first couple listens without making much of an impression. It's a near constant beat with plush synths padding out the song but that simplicity just adds to the song's charms. No Sleeep is effortlessly smooth and near weightless, breeezing right on by in a way that never gets overbearing. The song could probably get along on its sultry instrumental and be just fine, but Janet elevates it, steering it through the quiet storm.

I checked it out because of the hullabaloo around her comeback and I wasn't disappointed. It's been a consistent listen through the year. It was honestly the first Janet Jackson song I really really loved and it's just about perfect to boot.


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Originally posted by jose168 All That I liked No Sleeep. didn't love it at first. but it grew on me. Dammmn baby>>

3: Ciara - Dance Like We're Making Love


Dance Like We're Making Love might be my favorite Ci-ngle to date, in impressive feat when your singles discography includes 1,2 Step; Goodies; Oh; Promise; Body Party; I Bet; and I'm Out. The whole song is polished to the point that it shines, and every second, every note of Dance Like We're Making Love, feels precise, deliberate, and measured out.

I really don't think any other artist would be able to pull of the song the way Ci does, they'd be too technical or too lose. Ciara however, builds up the tension of the song like a pro, gradually leading the song to a white hot climax. "Once I'm turned on, you can't turn me off" she Ci-ngs and on Dance Like We're Making Love, she's pretty unstoppable.



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The next song: There was a lion in the video for this song!

Originally posted by Tom Vercetti Two laid back tracks back-to-back. Sweet

Originally posted by holyground I would've said Wildest Dreams Idk why I never bothered with Janet and Ciara. Is it cuz they're black? Am I racist?

Originally posted by Staryu These FLAWLESS last 3 songs 💋 all are great

Originally posted by M A R N ★ Carly

2: Majid Jordan (feat. Drake) - My Love



Majid and Drake last teamed up on the classic Hold On We're Going Home
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This song though has been My Love from first listen. The glassy beat that serves as the backbone for the song sounds fragile enough to be able to break into a thousand pieces. My Love is not quite the chill R&B song it feels like it's going to be in the first couple seconds. It's an increasingly manic song that captures the head games the guys play with themselves when they're conflicted over whether someone genuinely likes them or not. As self-doubt sets in, they question things more; the pulse quickens, the thoughts race... this song captures all that in musical form, nearly perfectly. For me, it's a cerebral song, but also one that is simultaneously a banger and downright gorgeous.

Drake's highest charting song here and he isn't even the main artist. It was by far the best thing he was a part of this year in my opinion [URL="http://i.imgur.com/KBFNgFQ.gif"](and that's including this). His singing has never sounded better (not that that's a huge accomplishment), and his verse on trophies, takes the song to new heights.

I can't wait for Majid's album to come out later this year, and I want an R&B album from Drake as soon as possible, or for this one to take off and become a huge smash like Tuesday .

My Love would have hands down been my song of the year had it not been for the next one...


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1: Rihanna, Kanye West, and Paul McCartney - FourFiveSeconds


I've never been the biggest Rihanna fan. I've liked her music and own her discography, but she just never really got me excited and captured my interest the way other artists do. She was always kind of the person I paid attention to when my favorite artists were on break, or on the side to be honesty. I've liked her, but hadn't gotten around to loving her until FourFiveSeconds, which made me a stan.

She dropped the song, what was supposed to be the first single to the still-elusive R8 (aka Anti) close to a year ago, and FourFiveSeconds clicked just about immediately. At first I was just a little thrown off by the guitar; it wasn't the uptempo, highly polished product we've gotten used to from her. Instead, FourFiveSeconds felt kind of earthier, or unfinished, in a way that felt strange for pop music. It was just an enjoyable organic pop song.

I especially liked how weird the song was: there's Paul's strummed guitar and the subtly captivating guitar licks, the random organ, Kanye's randomly volatile verse, and the gremlin that somehow snuck into the recording studio... it all just worked together despite the fact that it shouldn't have and didn't seem to age, only showing off new idiosyncrasies with each listen. The song doesn't even seem to know what it wants to be. It seems happy and bright enough, when it's not fourfiveseconds from wilding; it's optimistic and positive when it's not confronted; it's just a little drunk; it's unpolished but still composed at the same time, it just fit Rihanna and Kanye's images perfectly.

I don't know what else to say, the whole song is like sunshine on a cloudy day. I couldn't think of a song that I played more consistently through the whole year or a song that I enjoyed more than FourFiveSeconds and this year, and in 2015 that's all I wanted.






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Originally posted by las3horas220 #FourFiveSeconds Was a good song of the year And soon on my list So, I think you're the 1st that has in the #1 this year ~No Sleep my #68 ~Ciara

Originally posted by Tom Vercetti Pretty surprised tbh. Love both #1 & #2 of course. Didn't know you stanned that hard for three legends on one song though. Nice song countdown.

Originally posted by holyground I wish you didn't spoil the #1 in the title. Wow you really stan for that song. It's great and all, but I'm sure this will be an outlier in her discography in terms of sound.