Welcome to Wayne’s Top 500 Songs You Don’t Listen to Enough. Give these tunes a shot, I’m sure you find some you really like that you don’t remember.

Those of us alive on earth today are lucky enough to be in the greatest period of time for listening to music EVER.  The diversity of music available has never been greater.  The access to that diversity has never been easier.  The ability to hear it has never been cheaper.

Music in the 20th century up to now has been the greatest explosion of art this world has ever seen.

  • Song 324: War
    Is there a more passionate anti-war song performance than War by Edwin Starr?
  • Song 325: Hey You
    That Tragic Kingdom album by No Doubt just kept churning out great singles.  “Hey You” is definitely underrated and probably the least known by the US audience.
  • Song 326: Rise
    John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, came up with a great song in Rise as part of his Public Image, Ltd., project.  Of course, it came a decade after the Pistols.  I think Lydon blinks ONCE in this whole video.
  • Song 327: Peace Sign
    First of all, Peace Sign by Ride that came out in 2024 reminds me of another band, but for the life of me I can’t figure out who.
  • Song 328: Scorpio
    If you like rap you’ve probably heard the song Scorpio sampled.  Maybe you didn’t know where it came from.  The answer? 1971, baby.
  • Song 329: Violation
    First of all, Starz should have been bigger than Kiss.  They were better than Kiss.