Some songs I'm listening to at the moment:

Take Me Away - 4 Strings
Teenage Wasteland- The Who
Racing Rats- Editors
Electric Feel- MGMT
Love Gun- Kiss
Coldplay- Life In Technicolor
Kevin Rudolf ft. Lil Wayne- Let It Rock
You're My Star- Sterophonics
Infinity- Guru Josh Project
Dangerous- Kardinal Offishal ft. Akon

Hmmm. I've been meaning to get an iPod, (Well, a better one.)

I personally like Classical, but I know know the names of many of the songs.

I'll go ahead and recommend the Earthbound, and Mother 3 soundtrack, Chrono Trigger's, and Super Smash Bros Brawl's if you feel like it^^;

All the music by both Britney Spears & David Hasselhoff and all music from January 1st 1980 to December 31 1989.ly.

Avengedsevenfold, green day, keane, oasis, nirvana, U2, system of a down, 30 seconds to mars, the killers, foo fighters, queen, the beatles, Aerosmith, etc...

And if u like sountracks:
movies: the lord of the rings, the last samurai, memoirs of a geisha, gattaka.
games: Kingdom hearts, FF7, metal gear solid, shadow of the colossus.

A

AC/DC
All-American Rejects
Apocalyptica
Atreyu
Avenged Sevenfold

B

Black Sabbath
Blink 182
Blue Öyster Cult
Breaking Benjamin
Bridgewood
Boston
Buckcherry
Bullet For My Valentine

C

Crossfade

D

Disturbed
DragonForce

E

Evanescence

F

Finger 11
Flyleaf

G

Green Day
Godsmack
Good Charlotte
Guns 'N Roses

I

Iced Earth
Iron Maiden

K

The Killers
KISS
Korn

L

Led Zeppelin
Lifehouse
Linkin Park (pre-2007)
Limozeen
Limp Bizkit

M

Matchbox 20
Megadeth
Metallica
Motley Crüe

N

Nickelback
Nightwish
Nirvana

O

The Offspring

P

Papa Roach
Paramore
Pink Floyd
P.O.D.
The Postal Service
Puddle of Mudd

Q

Queens of the Stone Age

R

The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rise Against

S

Saliva
Saving Abel
Security In Progress
Seether
Shine Down
Simple Plan
Sixx AM
Slipknot
Skid Row
Staind
Sum 41
System of A Down

T

Theory Of A Dead Man
Three Days Grace
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Trapt

V

Van Halen

W

Weezer
Weird Al Yankovic
The Who

You're welcome.

Guns n' Roses - Appetite for Destruction. This is the best album ever made.

I think you should have Paramore on your list. You should just download the whole "Riot" album. If you like hip-hop, get some of Lupe Fiasco's songs. He's a great rapper.

R.E.M

Certainly can't go wrong with the classics:

Beatles: I'd recommend the Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album... so many good songs. You couldn't go wrong with Rubber Soul either; 'In My life' is my favourite Beatles tune.

The Who: Quadrophenia is perhaps the best concept album ever but Tommy is also a fantastic album.

Neil Young: Harvest - beautiful melodies and timeless classics littered throughout

Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Revisted - 'Like A Rollin' Stone' and 'Ballad of a Thin Man' are two of my favourite Dylan tunes.

Elton John: You know you love him. I seen him live just 4 months ago and the man still amazes. I'd recommend a Greatest Hits album.

Johnny Cash: The Legend of Johnny Cash is the album I'd recommend here as it contains most of his greats as well as an excellent cover of NIN's 'Hurt', Soundgarden's 'Rusty Cage' and 'The Man Comes Around'.

I couldn't make a recommendation without mentioning my favourite band or artist.

Pearl Jam: The album Vs., to me, is flawless. It's raw at moments (Blood, Go) but can be very melodic and touching at others (Elderly Woman in a Small Town, Indifference). A must have.

David Bowie: He has so many great albums, but the one I always come back to most often is Hunky Dory. I'd highly recommend 'Oh, You Pretty Things'. If you're looking for THE epic song, however, look no further than 'Station to Station'.