A to Z song titles - add the next letter below

[VidiTechnica]

Simple game.

We go A to Z posting song titles in order.

Each reply is one song title starting with the next letter.

I will start with A below

[NeonPilot]

Amazing Grace

[NeonPilot]

Bad - Michael Jackson

[Jan79]

Come Fly With Me

[One-One-Five]

Dangerous - Michael Jackson

[Lucy05]

Everybody Hurts - REM

[Vanessa26]

Fix You - Coldplay

[MiniElliot]

Hotel California - Eagles

[Paige_68]

Gold Digger - Kanye West

[NinaVrina]

In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins

[QueueDay]

Jump - Van Halen

[MiniElliot]

Killing Me Softly

[FrostBear]

Losing My Religion - REM

[error.404]

Mr Brightside - The Killers

[Neil57]

One - U2

[Craig]

Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinead O\'Connor

[StringTheory83]

Purple Rain - Prince

[codeberg]

Queen of the Night - Whitney Houston

[BackRowBob]

Roxanne - The Police

[MayanHan]

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

[Myles]

Teenage Dirtbag - Wheatus

[JustMartin]

Viva La Vida - Coldplay

[Demi-Q]

Under Pressure - Queen and David Bowie

[Demi-Q]

Wonderwall - Oasis

[QuietNomad]

XOXO - that one always gets people with X!

[Craig]

Yellow - Coldplay

[Lucy05]

Zombie - The Cranberries. And we are done! Great game everyone

[Sentinel96]

Starting again with A is honestly the cleanest reset we could ask for. I'm throwing in "Africa" by Toto to kick things off, mainly because it feels like the unofficial default answer whenever anyone says A in music games. Not complaining though, it's a solid track and probably already stuck in someone's head now. Let's see if we can keep this round going without someone instantly jumping ahead to Z again.

[Thor]

"Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen. Starting with B and going big straight away. Hard to beat a song that can turn a room full of people into an accidental choir

[HollywoodHogan02]

"Come Together" by The Beatles. C is another strong letter, and this one has that strange groove that never really gets old.

[BretHart99]

"Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey. A predictable pick maybe, but some songs become classics because everyone keeps coming back to them.

[TealBear]

"Everlong" by Foo Fighters. E had plenty of options, but this one still feels like a perfect mix of emotion and energy.

[Squid81]

"Free Fallin'" by Tom Petty. Simple, memorable, and one of those songs where the first few seconds set the whole mood.

[Elizabeth_14]

"Go Your Own Way" by Fleetwood Mac. Great guitar work and a bit of drama behind the scenes too, which makes the story even better.

[Supernova Freddie]

"Hotel California" by Eagles. H was never going to be easy. That guitar outro alone earns its place.

[Aoife11]

"Imagine" by John Lennon. A famous choice, but it remains one of the most discussed songs whenever lists like this appear.

[AlexandrZakharyan]

"Just Like Heaven" by The Cure. J does not always get enough love, so this is a nice excuse to bring in some alternative classics.

[RogueAI32]

"Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin. A huge sounding track that feels almost cinematic. Perfect for the K slot.

[ParallelSelf99]

"Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan. L has loads of contenders, but this one changed what a rock song could be.

[NeuralSeer39]

"Mr. Brightside" by The Killers. The song that refuses to leave every party playlist. M has been claimed

[QueueJump58]

"Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica. A softer side of the band, and proof that metal can have plenty of emotion too.

[NeverQuitRoss81]

"One" by U2. O is tricky, but this track has the kind of staying power that makes it an easy choice.

[Nina81]

"Purple Rain" by Prince. P is stacked with possibilities, but Prince makes this one hard to ignore.

[Faded Owen]

"Queen of Hearts" by Juice Newton. A slightly different direction after Prince, but a fun country-pop choice.

[Glenn83]

"Rocket Man" by Elton John. R has plenty of classics, and this one still feels timeless.

[Oscar]

"Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana. S could probably have its own separate game with how many options exist.

[DrewMcIntyre08]

"Take On Me" by a-ha. The video is legendary, but the song itself is what keeps people coming back.

[Compass]

"Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie. U does not get many obvious picks, so this one fits perfectly.

[Sinead_47]

"Viva La Vida" by Coldplay. A big dramatic track with one of those melodies that gets stuck in your head.

[Layla17]

"Wonderwall" by Oasis. Ending this run at W with a song that has probably been played on millions of guitars by beginners everywhere