I have one of the worst songs ever stuck in my head . . .

[HtotheNootch]

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When I get a song stuck in my head that I wish wasn't there, I use the "J. Geil's Defense".

Either listen to, or mentally run through "Centerfold" by the J. Geil's Band. It will trump any song in your head.

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Did you come up with that? I just tried it and it worked, really well.

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Somebody somewhere else might have realized the power of "Centerfold", but I'll claim credit for the NE United States.

[chuddo]

this song is not a bad one to have stuck in your head.

the last song i had stuck in my head was 'blister in the sun' by the violent femmes.

and currently i can't stop hearing OMC's 'how bizarre'.

[PoBoy321]

I'm really curious who this VERY OBVIOUS #1 pick is.

[El Ishmael]

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I'm really curious who this VERY OBVIOUS #1 pick is.

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Then you're a moron.

damn you for piquing my interest.

if you say michael bolton, I might have to flog you.

Honestly, my faves are recent, like James Maynard Keenan, amazing stuff.

[TheMainEvent]

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I'm really curious who this VERY OBVIOUS #1 pick is.

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I'm assuming Bob Dylan. If it isn't, that it isn't very obvious.

[jesusarenque]

Townes Van Zandt or Bob Dylan I suppose.

[PoBoy321]

I guess he means Bob Dylan, but I'd put him on the same level as Paul Simon, because although Bob Dylan certainly had more effect in shaping the genre, Paul Simon has had a much more prolific career.

[miajag81]

Saying Paul Simon is the best singer/songwriter ever is a little ridiculous.

Saying Paul Simon sucks is absolutely absurd and anyone who does so should be shot and/or banned.

[imported_anacardo]

I don't think you're going to see a lot of votes for Townes, awesome though he is.

Bob Dylan? John Lennon? Neil Young? Bruce Springsteen? Who's number one with a bullet here, and who's not even close?