The 100 Best Songs of Ever

A complete, and utterly comprehensive list of the 100 best songs of all time. The list is in no particular order, and yes it does include every song on Led Zeppelin II. Please to enjoy if you can.

Grooveshark Playlist 100 Best Songs of Ever

Title	Artist	Album
Alive	Pearl Jam	Ten
Cocaine	Eric Clapton	Slowhand
Release	Pearl Jam	Ten
Help	The Beatles	Help
Running With The Devil	Van Halen	Van Halen I
Aint Talkin Bout Love	Van Halen	Van Halen I
Panama	Van Halen	1984
Drop Dead Legs	Van Halen	1984
Cabo Wabo	Van Halen	ou812
Poundcake	Van Halen	For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock and Roll)	AC/DC	High Voltage
T.N.T.	AC/DC	High Voltage
Can I Sit Next to You Girl	AC/DC	High Voltage
Ride On	AC/DC	Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Shot Down In Flames	AC/DC	Highway to Hell
If You Want Blood (You've Got It)	AC/DC	Highway to Hell
Night Prowler	AC/DC	Highway to Hell
Shoot to Thrill	AC/DC	Back in Black
Back in Black	AC/DC	Back in Black
Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution	AC/DC	Back in Black
For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)	AC/DC	For Those About to Rock
Who Made Who	AC/DC	Who Made Who
Shake Your Foundation	AC/DC	Who Made Who
Thunderstruck	AC/DC	The Razors Edge
Twist and Shout	The Beatles	Please Please Me
Love Me Do	The Beatles	Please Please Me
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds	The Beatles	Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band
When I'm Sixty-Four	The Beatles	Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band
Helter Skelter	The Beatles	The White Album
Story Of My Life	Social Distortion	Social Distortion
Ball and Chain	Social Distortion	Social Distortion
Paradise City	Guns 'n Roses	Appetite For Destruction
Patience	Guns 'n Roses	G N' R Lies
Sweet Emotion	Aerosmith	Toys in the Attic
Dream On	Aerosmith	Aerosmith
Sweet Home Alabama	Lynnrd Skynnrd	Second Helping
Tuesday's Gone	Lynnrd Skynnrd	Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd
Simple Man	Lynnrd Skynnrd	Pronounced Leh-nerd Skin-nerd
Cinnamon Girl	Neil Young	Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Heart of Gold	Neil Young	After the Gold Rush
Mr. Soul	Buffalo Springfield	Buffalo Springfield Again
Old Man	Neil Young	Harvest
Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)	Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble	Couldn't Stand the Weather
American Tune	Paul Simon	There Goes Rhymin Simon
Sharp Dressed Man	ZZ Top	Eliminator
La Grange	ZZ Top	Tres Hombres
Shake Your Rump	Beastie Boys	Paul's Boutique
Whole Lotta Love	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
What Is and What Should Never Be	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
The Lemon Song	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Thank You	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Heartbreaker	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Ramble On	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Moby Dick	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Bring It On Home	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin II
Gallows Pole	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin III
Tangerine	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin III
Bron-Y-Aur Stomp	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin III
Good Times Bad Times	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin
I Can't Quit You Baby	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin
Your Time is Gonna Come	Led Zeppelin	Led Zeppelin
The Song Remains the Same	Led Zeppelin	Houses of the Holy
Dancing Days	Led Zeppelin	Houses of the Holy
The Ocean	Led Zeppelin	Houses of the Holy
In My Time of Dying	Led Zeppelin	Physical Graffiti
Houses of the Holy	Led Zeppelin	Physical Graffiti
In the Light	Led Zeppelin	Physical Graffiti
Down by the Seaside	Led Zeppelin	Physical Graffiti
Nobody's Fault but Mine	Led Zeppelin	Presence
In the Evening	Led Zeppelin	In Through the Out Door
Fool in the Rain	Led Zeppelin	In Through the Out Door
Hey Hey What Can I Do	Led Zeppelin	Coda
Seven Nation Army	White Stripes	Elephant
Desperate People	Living Colour	Vivid
Which Way to America	Living Colour	Vivid
Solace of You	Living Colour	Time's Up
Down In It	Nine Inch Nails	Pretty Hate Machine
Sleep Now in the Fire	Rage Against the Machine	The Battle of Los Angeles
Outshined	Soundgarden	BadMotorFinger
Slaves and Bulldozers	Soundgarden	BadMotorFinger
Searching With My Good Eye Closed	Soundgarden	BadMotorFinger
Seven Bridges Road	The Eagles	Eagles Live
Hotel California	The Eagles	Hotel California
Ripple	Grateful Dead	American Beauty
Friend of the Devil	Grateful Dead	American Beauty
No Woman, No Cry	Bob Marley	Legend
Stir It Up	Bob Marley	Legend
Redemption Song	Bob Marley	Legend
Toes	Zac Brown Band	The Foundation
Chicken Fried	Zac Brown Band	Home Grown
Where the Boat Leaves From/One Love	Zac Brown Band	Where the Boat Leaves From
Baba O'Riley	The Who	Who's Next
Won't Get Fooled Again	The Who	Who's Next
Behind Blue Eyes	The Who	Who's Next
Who Are You	The Who	Who Are You
No Excuses	Alice In Chains	Jar of Flies
Tones of Home	Blind Melon	Blind Melon
Brown Sugar	The Rolling Stones	Sticky Fingers

Portland Junior Hawks 2011-2012 Peewee House Playoffs

Here are some of Cam's highlights from this years Hockey Playoffs. Enjoy!

Thanks Be to You NBA Network

Happy Friday All! This is my first day of Christmas vacation. I walked the dog, got some breakfast and decided to sit down and relax. NBA network was showing  the Detroit Pistons Vs the Chicago Bulls from Christmas day 1990. The game was good. It really reminded me of just how good Michael Jordan was, and how annoying Bill Laimbeer was. Chuck Daly on Detroits bench, a young Phil Jackson wearing a bow tie, and Marv Alberts doing play by play.

The game was good, then they went to commercial. I tuned them out and read some email until some guy named Vince came on and started selling the Slap Chop. I think the line that really puts this over the top for me is at around the 35 second mark. "Stop having a boring tuna, stop having a boring life." Oh lord, please give me the strength to not strangle Vince if I ever see him in person.

During another break NBA network put on an ad for a product called Insta Slim. This is a tank top made out of an elastic, spandex type material that sucks in your gut for you. As a middle aged guy with a couple of extra pounds around my middle, and a desire for a fix that doesn't involve exercise or eating responsibly I was interested. I waited for it through the entire commercial and they didn't say it once. Not one time did they call this product what it was. A girdle. (I would also have accepted corset, though that would have been less accurate.) If they're not going to call it what it is, I'm not going to buy it.

As with so many other things, bad ad's on NBA network come in three's. The third one during this game was for a product called Max Tall Shoe Inserts. I was just sitting there minding my own business and I hear this from my TV, "Guys Pay Attention. How would you like to have an extra two inches?" (Go ahead and click the link it's right at the beginning of the video.) Yeah, that's all it took to drag me in. I thought the email spam I used to get in the 90's had migrated to the NBA Network. Turns out this product is for an insert you can put into your shoes to make yourself taller. According to the commercial this makes you more attractive to women, and men will listen to you more in business meetings.

Thanks NBA Network! It's been a long time since I've had my insecurities played on so obviously. For the record, I will not be buying any of these products...though that Slap Chop does look tempting.

Much Ado About Tebow

It's time for me to confess; I have been going out of my way to watch the Denver Broncos play since Tim Tebow was named the starter. Full disclosure, I am a Seattle Seahawks fan, and I've been watching the NFL since 1985. I referred to John Elway as Horse Face from then until his second Super Bowl win, and even passed that. It came out again today when I saw him watching his new star in action from a luxury box at Mile High Stadium. Long story short, I truly hate the Denver Broncos. So when I say that I'm going out of my way to watch the Denver Broncos I want you to understand how extraordinary that is.

Since being named the starter Tim Tebow has led the Broncos to a 7-1 record including 4th quarter comebacks over Miami, New York Jets, San Diego, Minnesota, and the latest victim Chicago. My personal favorite was the win over Kansas City where Tebow completed 2 of his 8 passes and still managed to win the game. A truly awful performance, but still must see TV.

The part that I'm enjoying the most is watching former players and coaches on the pre and post game shows. They seem to be about evenly split between Tebow haters and Tebow believers. Tom Jackson on ESPN has been waxing on about Tebow since his win over the Jets, and it's eating Keyshawn Johnson and Chris Carter alive. Over on NFL Network Warren Sapp is left shaking his head in disbelief. "Assignment football, that's all it is." Meaning that if everyone on the defense stays home and does their job Tebow's style of offense won't work. Less vocal, but almost as upset, is Marshall Faulk. He has been rendered almost silent.

 I'm guessing New England is going to go in to Denver next week and beat the snot out of the Broncos. Once that happens who knows what the next step is. The Broncos may collapse and miss the playoffs, but I hope they don't. I mean can you imagine if Denver wins out, gets a good seed going into the playoffs and makes it to the super big game? I'd watch every game, and when they met the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLVI, I'll be rooting for Green Bay... and Tim Tebow.

This Lady Can't Be Trusted

Found out today that before we were married my wife was a pretty fair hand driving a trailer. Now? "I've got you to do it for me" she says. After 18 years together, there's still more to learn. Lucky me.

Stuffed Spaghetti Sandwich

Here is my take on the Spaghetti Sandwich. I don't understand people who put spaghetti on conventional sliced bread. Don't they know that spaghetti is wriggly? It will escape the confines like sand between your fingers. Hollowed out French bread is the way to go!

Coonhound in a Recliner

Let Sleeping Dork Butts Lie

We recently got a brand new (to us) recliner and it's been a bit of a battle around the house to see who the new chair belongs to. I thought it belonged to me as I was carrying the base up the stairs, but when I went back out to grab the back our cat Sammy claimed it. That's alright. It's good for the cat to have somewhere to call her own. Our other cat Milo found that he could jump up on the back of the chair and make it rock back and forth. This was fantastic for Milo, not so good for Sammy. The best though was when the dog decided that he wanted his share of the chair.

Jaxonn may not look like it in the picture but he weighs in at just shy of 100 pounds. I'm not sure how he curls up that frame into a ball small enough to fit in the chair. I don't know for sure when he started to climb up into it, but now he'll walk over to the chair, paw it and look at me. The same as he does when he wants to get on the couch. (That's right, I make him ask up. I don't want him to take that privilege for granted, and I'm also a big meanie pants.)

The Peoples' Sandwich

What's not to love about a communist sandwich shop? I'm not someone to get nostalgic about the glory days of the cold war, but this place serves up 'dictater chips' with every order (kettle style potato chips made in house no less). That's got to be worth something. The Peoples' Sandwich located on the corner of 1st and Couch in NW Portland is just what it says, a sandwich shop. I've heard about it for a while now but never made the 3 block walk over to check it out. I had it in my head that it was a lot farther away.

Very cool place. The menu was limited, but everything on it looked fantastic. I had the Hammer & Pickle, a cuban sandwich with pork loin, mustard and a dill pickle. My favorite sandwich name ever is now The Peoples' Sandwich. Here's the description: Soylent Green [Pan-Fried Ota Tofu Covered in Pesto], Sweet and Spicy Peppadew Peppers and Filberts on a French Roll. Vegan. I don't think it's OK to claim a sandwich made with Soylent Green is Vegan though...hmm.

Happenings

David Giuntolo is 3rd from the left in the jeans and Grey jacket

There's been some excitement outside of the office the last few days. The new NBC show Grimm has been setting up an exterior shoot on NW 2nd Ave between Couch and Davis in Portland, OR. They've had parking marked off for 'Film Crew' for the last few days while they got the storefronts made over. Yesterday the crew was there shooting. We had a confirmed David Giuntoli sighting (He's playing Nick Burckhardt). He was performing a scene where he walks out of a storefront then down the sidewalk talking on a cell phone. We did hear the word "dispatch" so take that for what it's worth.

All Fogged In

We've been getting some great fog the last few days. Great Fall weather!