I want it noted for the record that I shall abstain from participating until the OP changes the number of picks from 10 to 100. The header was pure trickery and should be reported to the proper authorities.
P.S.: I agree with imthjckaz: Cool picks Zoggie!
You said:
I agree. ‘The End’ is one of the most under-appreciated - if a tad on the short side - Beatles’ songs;) (and, some would say, the most fitting…)
Wait, omni…Beatles songs?
I’m talking about The Doors’ song, “The End”…not exactly on the short side…
Anyway thanks, I pride myself on having non-cutesy pop teenybopper esque music taste. 
…my previuos post, and yes, the recount does say, Doors, by a landslide.
I had to do a double check because sometimes my brain and my fingers are not working together, you know what I mean, I’m thinking MaryAnn, but my fingers write Ginger, kind of goofy, eh.
Shortside? The End goes 10+ minutes.
Zoggie, your last two songs are good songs, but just not my cup o tea.
Some people ying while others yang, thats what makes the world go around.
And I don’t have a cutesy pop teenybopper music taste either. Too much sugar.
Cool.
OK, probably not a chance in hell any of these are gonna make the finals, but here goes:
I’ll throw in honorable mention to “Senses Working Overtime” by XTC, which has already been mentioned.
I’ll also give my blessing to “September Gurls” by Big Star which has been mentioned a couple times. No, this is not cheating.
Out of curiosity, Dragon, what’s the deadline on this? You might want to mention that before you start the count.
Oh, right, the list. Here goes…
Imthjckaz- Well that’s good then…still feel bad about not putting Pink Floyd on…SIGH. And there’s a really good Billy Idol song on the radio now…plus I sort of forgot Janis Joplin…it’s just I had to prioritize…basically meant putting on the songs I had actually listened to quite recently or just really knew I loved. Ten’s not enough, damnit!
Oh yes, another vote for Welcome to the Jungle.
Helter Skelter - The Beatles (the Siouxsie and the Banshees cover of this song is amazing!)
Bodies - The Sex Pistols
Rock Lobster - The B-52s.
Stealing People’s Mail - The Dead Kennedy’s
We’ve Got the Beat - The Go-Gos
Blister in the Sun - The Violent Femmes
Let’s Go Crazy (movie intro version) - Prince and the Revolution
Paint it Black - The Rolling Stones
She Bop - Cyndi Lauper
Jig of Life - Kate Bush (and if you’ve actually heard of Kate, I’d love to meet you!)
Shaking My Booty,
Patty
I’ve just read other people’s lists and am especially interested in those that include XTC, Husker Du and The Goddess Herself Kate Bush…
Did I mention I have my own college radio show called “The Spandex Years?” Look here ( http://www.geocities.com/spandex_years ) for more info. Did I mention I’m doing a Husker Du special Wednesday, May 2nd that you can listen to over the net by going to http://radio.cwru.edu and checking out the archive? Did I mention I’ve done specials (which I’ve airchecked) of XTC, Kate Bush, Mojo Nixon and others?
If any of this sounds interesting to any of you, drop me a line at p_marvel@yahoo.com .
Patty
Deadline is end May or when this thread drops to page four, whichever is earlier… 
You shoudda paid attention to the wink… I was talking about the second to last song on ‘Abbey Road’. All 2 minutes and three seconds of it, with a 1:32 ‘intro’ (beginning with ‘Oh yeah, alright. Are you going to be in my dreams tonight?’, followed by the solos and concluding with ‘And, in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make’ (0:31)).
And ‘fitting’ because, aside from the ‘Her Majesty’ dittie, it could be considered as the last song on the last Beatles album ever recorded.
Stay tuned…
This doesn’t look like it’s going to compile very well, I see very few songs getting mentioned more than once. Anyway, I’ll kick in with my favorites:
well, it’ll be something like;
Yes, let’s see how it develops over the coming weeks (always the optimist). I did expect more votes for established classics like Stairway to Heaven, Bohemian Rhapsody, etc.
I never travel far
Without a little
Big Star.
– from “Alex Chilton,” The Replacements
Ten is a gyp. I love music.
Empty Spaces/What Shall We do Now? From Pink Floyd, The Wall Live 1981-82. I think if two songs are typically played as a meddly, they should count as one.
Kashmir, Led Zepplin. I can’t believe I haven’t seen this one on here yet.
Won’t Get Fooled Again, The Who. A true classic
Jump, Van Halen
You Shook Me All Night Long, AC/DC
Spirit of the Radio, Rush
Heartbreaker, Led Zepplin. Contains one of the best guitar solos ever.
You Can’t Always Get What You Want, The Rolling Stones
Paradise by the Dashboard Light, Meat Loaf
Freebird, Lynard Skynard
I’m a sucker for the old stuff as you can see.
Man, it took a long time to come up with this.
“Nautical Disaster,” The Tragically Hip
“Monty Got a Raw Deal,” R.E.M.
“Low,” Cracker
“Gimme Shelter,” The Rolling Stones
“What Is Love,” Haddaway
“Every Breath You Take,” The Police
“Boys of Summer,” Don Henley
“What I Like About You,” The Romantics
“New Orleans is Sinking,” The Tragically Hip
“In Your Eyes,” Peter Gabriel
Very difficult, indeed. My list in no particular order:
No the. Just Spirit of Radio.
You understand it is my moral duty to correct errors like that, right?
(Good list, BTW!)
These aren’t necessarily all of my personal favorites-I listen to REM’s “Try Not to Breathe” more often than “Losing my Religion,” but I don’t know how many people are familiar with it.