There's a spot for the worst why not the best.

my top 3 are:

3. Sweet Child of Mine
2. My Eyes Burn
1. Cute Without the E

i like cute with out the e its cool

For me the top 5 are-

5. Meant to Live- Switchfoot
4. You and Me- Lifehouse
3. Hot Blooded- Foreigner
2. Big Love- Lindsay Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac)
1. While My Guitar Gently Weeps- The Beatles

Shit hot top three, love cute without the e, top topthree, you know what i mean.

My top 3 are

Jeff Buckley - Halleluja
Oasis - Rock n Roll Star
Bob Dylan - It Aint Me Babe

1. The Early November - I Want To Hear You Sad
2. The Clark Family Experience - To Quote Shakespeare
3. Eastmountainsouth - All the Stars

1. Back in Black- AC DC
2. Judy Is a Punk- The Ramones
3. All These Things That I've Done- The Killers

some good ones:
smile like you mean it, wouldn't it be nice, teenage dirtbag, your so vain

1. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane
2. In Bloom - Nirvana
3. Champagne Supernova - Oasis

Some good songs in there. Heres 3 you have to hear if you haven't already.

1. Bleed For Me - Saliva
2. Always - Saliva
3. California - Phantom planet

Looking for more songs like my # 1 if you have any ideas please contact me. Amazing song.

Ok, here's my vote for the best 3 songs ever (in reverse order):
#3: "I'm Goin Home" by Ten Years After (from Woodstock)
#2: "No Trains to Heaven" by Be Bop Deluxe
and (I'm serious)
#1: "I'm Gonna Make you Love Me" by The Supremes with the Temptations

I'd leave my top 3, but it seems that every couple of months, my view of music changes just a bit, and with it my top 3 would change. But, for the sake of the post.....
1. Dear Mama - 2Pac
2. Hotel California - Eagles ( My uncle was a producer on it, and I like it)
3. Rico Suave....just kidding....Hey Jude - The Beatles

This was a very hard choice but... i managed to come down with these three

#1 Nirvana - Come As You Are
#2 The Cure - Just Like Heaven
#3 Smashing Pumpkins - 1979

- Creep

this kept me thinking for a while... but in the end once i decided...
#1tupac-same ho's
#2foo fighters-everlong
#3tupac-dear mama

http://www.blender.com/guide/articles.aspx?ID=1777

I don't necessarily agree with all of the choices on Blender's list, but I might not have found Run-D.M.C.'s 'Sucker Emcees' without it.

My Five: (Deciding was some shade of extremely hard.)

1. Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You
2. Simon & Garfunkel - America
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Could Have Lied
4. Neil Young - Cortez The Killer
5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - If 6 Was 9

1. Gary Jules - Mad World
2. Magnus Uggla - Mälarö Kyrka
3. Sublime - What I Got

1 Led Zeppelin- Houses of The Holy
2 Who- Baba O'riley
3 Ac/Dc- Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

ummm my 3 are probably

David Bowie - Space Oddity

Radiohead - High and Dry

Pavement - Shady Lane or Summer Babe
(and as I always Include)
This Charming Man - The Smiths

PAVEMENT--I included pavement, because respectively they paved (ignore the pun) the way for the 90's north american independant/indie scene and their influence is still seen highly in music whether it be on the MTV or in other underground music. When stephen malkumus and pavement released crooked rain in '98, they were courted by big labels, MTV and accepted by the alternative/independant music community, which in my mind makes them hugely important to todays music scene

THE SMITHS---Basicallly what pavement did for the north american 90's scene, The smiths did for the 80's independant scene, but their reach was felt even hear in north america. The Queen is Dead had a huge impact on the social strucutre and musics of the time and along with other bands modeling around a darker new way approach they found a way into the music scene and influenced many up and coming bands. Although long since disbanded, morrissey persists with his own blend of music and it's not uncommon to find people with different musical tastes all sharing a love for the smiths

Radiohead----Thom Yorke has left a huge indent on music with ranges from beautiful guitar melodies to computer generated vioves cuh as heard in Fitter Happier. Like I said with the smiths, people who would listen to different genres tend to embrace radiohea's collection with open arms. Their crossing of genres and exploring new boundries with other albums like Kid A , when other bands refused to explore their talent gave them huge cred with fans everywhere. For being a bridge and never stopping to amaze , Radiohead has a seat as one of the best ever.

David Bowie---The song I posted as one of the best is space oddity, which is possibly my favourite bowie track. Others have different ones, and that's the greatest part of Bowie and all these other artists, they all have the ability to step out of one persona and into the other. Bowie could go from the bisexual alien from mars to his more classic "change" approach.
Like a chameleon bowie knew how to blend with the changing music scene. His music has never dissapointed me so I put him as one of the best of all time with his song Space oddity.

Jeff Buckley
(thumbs up)

joy division - love will tear us apart
nirvana - heart shaped box
the pixies - where is my mind
the smiths - heaven knows i'm miserable now
the cure - just like heaven