50 Songs To Help You Get Over it

50 Songs To Help You Get Over it
Whether you are heartbroken, angry, or sad about a recent break-up, these 25 songs can help you get through it!

50. “What Happened to Us” – Hoobastank
49. “The Scientist” - Coldplay
48. “Wasting My Time” - Default
47. “Rest In Pieces” – Saliva
46. “One Year, Six Months” – Yellow Card
45. “How’s It Gonna Be” – Third Eye Blind
44. “Could It Be Any Harder” – The Calling
43. “Best I Ever Had” – Vertical Horizon
42. “Almost Doesn’t Count” - Brandy
41. “Sticks and Stones” –Dave Barnes
40. “Anytime” –Eve 6
39. “Open Your Eyes” – Snow Patrol
38. “Mr. Brightside” – The Killers
37. “So Long” – Guster
36. “The Last Goodbye” – James Morrison
35. “Cry” –Faith Hill
34. “Crashing Down” – Mat Kearney
33. “Better Days” – Goo Goo Dolls
32. “Reason Why” –Rachael Yamagata
31. “Bent” – Matt Nathanson
30. “Good Enough” – Lifehouse
29. “Not Gon’ Cry” – Mary J. Blige
28. “Big Girls Don’t Cry” – Fergie
27. “One Last Cry” – Brian McKnight
26. “Not Falling Apart” – Maroon 5
25. “You’re So Vain” – Carly Simon
24. “I’m Movin’ On” – Rascal Flatts
23. “I’m Gonna Find Another You” – John Mayer
22. “Survivor” – Destiny’s Child
21. “You Oughta Know” – Alanis Morissette
20. “With or Without You” – U2
19. “I Hate Everything About You” – Three Days Grace
18. “I Will Survive” – Gloria Gaynor
17. “Cry Me a River” – Justin Timberlake
16. “Before He Cheats” – Carrie Underwood
15. “Don’t Speak” – No Doubt
14. “Through Glass” – Stone Sour
13. “Call Me When You’re Sober” – Evanescence
12. “You Give Love a Bad Name” –Bon Jovi
11. “Get Over it” – Avril Lavigne
10. “Come Pick Me Up” – Ryan Adams
9. “Blurry”- Puddle of Mud
8. “Love Stinks” – J. Geils Band
7. “Never Again” – Kelly Clarkson
6. “A Different Kind of Pain” – Cold
5. “In the End” – Linkin Park
4. “Puke” – Eminem
3. “Everything Changes” –Staind
2. “Irreplaceable” – Beyonce
1. “Goodbye My Lover” – James Blunt

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Bringing Back the Funk; A Review of Maroon 5’s Sophomore Album

It Wont Be Soon Before Long that Maroon 5 becomes the most popular band of its generation. Forgive my corny pun, but Maroon 5’s new album, It Wont Be Soon Before Long, is one of the best albums I’ve heard in a while. I immediately took a liking to the band from the first time I heard their “Sunday Morning” track off of their first album, Songs About Jane; however, I wasn’t aware of how much I needed Adam Levine’s soulful voice in my life until the release of their follow up album in May 2007.

What I’ve always liked about Maroon 5 is their ability to create catchy songs that are innovative and fresh. It’s very rare that you hear a song on the radio and genuinely like it instantly; unless of course the tune is so catchy and cliché you find yourself singing along and ultimately end up hating yourself for it (cough, Avril Lavigne’s, “Girlfriend,” cough). But when I first popped the newly released It Wont Be Soon Before Long CD into my car, I immediately fell in love with every beat and lyric it contained. The band accomplished the feat of making each song sound so familiar yet so new, that I had to physically stop myself from trying to sing along to a song that I didn’t even know the lyrics to yet. Each song is so appealing in its own way, and the mix of rock and pop is blended to perfection on each track. In fact, I could see almost any track out of the 12 having hit-single potential.

Although the album contains several up-beat tracks, Maroon 5 most definitely plays on your heartstrings by singing mostly about love and the pain of heartbreak in practically every song. In this way, almost anyone can identify with the album, and furthermore, since each song is actually filled with meaningful, heartfelt lyrics, you don’t feel like your IQ just dropped 10 points from listening to a bunch of fluffy, empty words from a bubble-gum artist (Paris Hilton’s, “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” wouldn’t be a stretch perhaps?).

It’s always so disappointing when you love the sound of a band’s first CD, eagerly anticipate for the second one, and are let down by how different the new album sounds. It is important for music artists to grow, but it is also important for artists to find a voice that suits them and stick with it. Maroon 5 really managed to capture their loveable Hall and Oats/The Police sound all over again, but this time with even better beats and deeper soul. This album succeeds at sounding modern, while simultaneously staying timeless, especially on bluesy tracks such as “Back at Your Door.”

Although their beats may be a bit of an imitation at times, like on their “Not Falling Apart” track, (which I had to turn up before I realized it wasn’t “Every Breath You Take,” by Sting), the truth is that once Adam Levine’s tender voice comes through your speakers, he captivates you with his sweet-sounding vocals and distinct originality. And even though it is pretty much guaranteed that you will have quite a few 80’s flashbacks when listening to their album, I say, what’s wrong with that? Just like the fashion world brought back leggings and miniskirts this year, Maroon 5 brought back a Prince and Sting flavor to the music world. Maybe it’s just me, but I think we could use a little more of that funky, retro soul from the 80’s that we all know and love so much.


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And in case you need a little direction, some personal favorites of mine are, “Little of Your Time,” “Won’t Go Home Without You,” “Nothing Lasts Forever,” “Goodnight, Goodnight,” “Not Falling Apart,” and “Back At Your Door.”

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