Even though the album is well respected, U2's So Cruel is an amazing song that is simply overlooked. Great, haunting lyrics and sound. They never play it live either.

Don't Follow by Alice In Chains off the Jar of Flies CD - best AIC song hands down

Dave Matthews - The Stone

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completely agree with you about so cruel. fantastic song. the first time i heard that song (gosh was it over 10 years ago now?) i was hooked.

What Is and What Should Never Be - Zepp

Grace is Gone - DMB

Three Days - Jane's Addiction

Estranged - Guns N Roses

"Gone" - NSYNC

"Every Mother's Son" by Lynyrd Skynryd from the Gimme Back My Bullets album. Hands down my favorite Skynryd song, isn't on any GH's or even on their 3 disc box set.

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Don't Follow by Alice In Chains off the Jar of Flies CD - best AIC song hands down

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Great song, great album.

I'd have to say Innocence Faded by Dream Theater.

Sleepyhouse - Blind Melon

Big Cat - good choice, but Dream Theater is not and has never been a popular band.

They're popular compared with most of the other bands I listen to.

DMB - Spoon

I agree with Spoon, Kyle...

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Spoon is my favorite Dave song by far.

i think my vote goes for one of these

Stone Temple Pilots - Wonderful
Boyz II Men - Thank You In Advance
Something Corporate - Konstantine (borderline unpopular band, i know)
Radiohead - Like Spinning Plates
Peter Gabriel - Low Light
Cowboy Mouth - Run To Me
or
Our Lady Peace - Are You Sad

Spoon and Stone are pretty darn good. Wonderful is also an excellent choice, as is just about everything from Alice in Chains.

And in the same vein of my original post, Until the End of the World really, really rocks.

Naveed-Our Lady Peace

Steri--Glad to see you like my favorite band, although I think "Are you sad" got a lot of air time considering it's OLP.

in addition to Stone & Spoon...Pig. I like that one a lot too...

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U2 - Love Is Blindness

My favorite song by Alice In Chains that I have never heard played on the radio is Nutshell off of the Sap album.

I love that particular album, yet have only heard one of the songs ever played on the radio.

I must also throw in a second nomination for What is and what should never be by LZ.

Peal Jam - Indifference, Crazy Mary, Nothingman

Ball and a Biscuit - The White Stripes

U2-Bullet the Blue Sky
Guns'n'Roses-Coma
INXS-Don't Change

Psychag: Bullett and Don't Change were played plenty during '87 and '88. How about "My Michelle" or "Mr Brownstone:?

The Clash - "Koka Kola"

Tool - "Third Eye", "4 degrees"

Pink Floyd - "Atom Heart Mother" just a little audacious, but good nonetheless

Van Morrison - all of his 70's output, particularly the Veedon Fleece album

Jimi Hendrix - "Machine Gun"

The Beatles - "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away", and the entire medley on the last half of Abbey Road

Metallica - "Orion" and "Dyers Eve"

Soundgarden "Tighter and Tighter"
Ramones "Questioningly"
Rush "The Pass"
U2 "Gone"
Frank Black "Calistan"

Beck - Lord Only Knows
Neil Young- Don't Let it Bring You Down
Kiss- Shout it Out Loud
Robert Earl Keen- Blow You Away

Linkin Park - Papercut
or
Incubus - echo

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I love "Don't Follow". Jerry Cantrell did it live a few years ago when he opened for Metallica and I got chills. I would also add:

Jimi Hendrix- "Ezy Ryder" & "If 6 Was 9"
Queen- "Somebody To Love"
Pink Floyd- "Fearless"
Peter Gabriel- "Biko"
Rolling Stones- "Dead Flowers" & "I Got The Blues" (almost all of "Sticky Fingers" for that matter) "Rocks Off" & "Torn and Frayed" (from "Exile On Main Street"
Cheap Trick- "I Can't Take It"
Bob Dylan- "Mississippi"
Led Zeppelin- "The Wanton Song" & "In My Time Of Dying"
Van Halen- "5150"
KISS- "2000 Man"
AC/DC- "Ride On" & "There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'"
Lenny Kravitz- "Sister"
Foo Fighters- "Tired Of You"

(I hate threads like this. I always feel like I'm missing the most obvious ones.)

TimAg- you have moved up in my book. Nice list.

Whoever said "Coma" by Guns n Roses also gets my second.

I'll also say "Used To Love Her" off of the GnR Live albums released in 1999. That version shows what Axl, the ultimate rock frontman of all time, was capeable of.

Thank you Philo. Anything in particular from my list grab you or does it all look good? I thrive off of songs like these that most people don't know. I have 2 CD's full of 'em that I love to play for people who think they know good music.

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Third Eye Blind - "Motorcycle Drive-by"

Thought of some more:

Oasis- "Don't Look Back In Anger"
The Doors- "Been Down So Long" & "Peace Frog"
David Bowie- "Five Years"
Stevie Ray Vaughan- "Boot Hill"
Sammy Hagar- "Plain Jane"
The Beatles- "Because"
Simon & Garfunkel- "Cecilia"
Crosby, Stills & Nash- "Helplessly Hoping" & "Wooden Ships"
ZZ Top- "Mexican Blackbird"
Third Eye Blind- "Deep Inside Of You"



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very good choices in the above posts.

let me add Zeppelin's Fool in the Rain.

Best underrated U2 song is "Running to Stand Still"

Of all the underrated Peter Gabriel songs you choose "Biko"? Ill go with "Salsbury Hill" or "Mercy Street" (underrated in the sense you cant flip on the radio and hear em).