My list would look something like this:
*** Rock - Picture
Eminem - Lose Yourself
Outkast - Hey Ya
Jason Mraz - I'm Yours
Plain White Ts - Delihla
Eminem - Stan
Radiohead - like Spinning Plates
Korn - here to stay
50 - many men
Tom Petty - room at the top of the world
TI - live your life
R Kelly - Ignition
Unwritten Law - rest of my life
*** Rock - Roll on
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Coldplay - Clocks
Coldplay - warning sign
Beck - Lost Cause
Michael Jackson - rock my world
Strokes - last night
The Flaming Lips - do you realize
David Gilmour - Smile
Bruce springsteen - wrestler
NIN- every day is exactly the same
David Gray - as I'm leaving
Radiohead - True love waits
Sondoobie - confess
Lil Wyte - Acid
Tim McGraw - Stars go blue
Tim McGraw - I've got friends that do
I know I am leaving some out and I will add accordingly, but those pop into my head immediatly. Truly some smash hits in there. If I had to pick a song out of there I would have to say probably Eminem's Lose Yourself, although Rock's 'Picture' was the last song I can ever remember hitting the charts on pop, rock, and country at the same time. Truly an incredible feat.
*** Rock - Picture
Eminem - Lose Yourself
Outkast - Hey Ya
Jason Mraz - I'm Yours
Plain White Ts - Delihla
Eminem - Stan
Radiohead - like Spinning Plates
Korn - here to stay
50 - many men
Tom Petty - room at the top of the world
TI - live your life
R Kelly - Ignition
Unwritten Law - rest of my life
*** Rock - Roll on
Johnny Cash - Hurt
Coldplay - Clocks
Coldplay - warning sign
Beck - Lost Cause
Michael Jackson - rock my world
Strokes - last night
The Flaming Lips - do you realize
David Gilmour - Smile
Bruce springsteen - wrestler
NIN- every day is exactly the same
David Gray - as I'm leaving
Radiohead - True love waits
Sondoobie - confess
Lil Wyte - Acid
Tim McGraw - Stars go blue
Tim McGraw - I've got friends that do
I know I am leaving some out and I will add accordingly, but those pop into my head immediatly. Truly some smash hits in there. If I had to pick a song out of there I would have to say probably Eminem's Lose Yourself, although Rock's 'Picture' was the last song I can ever remember hitting the charts on pop, rock, and country at the same time. Truly an incredible feat.