Mine are:
Lemar - Another Day
Ronan Keating and LeAnn Rimes - Last Thing On My Mind
Steps - One For Sorrow
Daniel Bedingfield  - Never Gonna Leave Your Side, If You're Not The One
Sugababes - Shape, Soul Sound, Stronger, Run For Cover, Caught In A Moment
Atomic Kitten - Someone Like Me, Whole Again, Eternal Flame, The Last Goodbye
Kylie Minogue - Chocolate
S Club - Say Goodbye, Never Had A Dream Come True, Have You Ever?, Two In A Million
D Side - Real World
Westlife - Obvious, Queen Of My Heart
Backstreet Boys - Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely, More Than That
N*Sync  - This I Promise You, Gone
Britney Spears - Everytime, I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman, Don't Let Me BeThe Last To Know
Clea - Stuck In The Middle
Dido - White Flag, Life For Rent, Don't Leave Home
Norah Jones - Don't Know Why, Sunrise
S Club 8 - Puppy love
Avril Lavigne - Complicated, I'm With You
Liberty X - Holding On For You
Hilary Duff - Come Clean, So Yesterday
Ronan Keating - She Believes In Me, The Long Goodbye
Michelle McManus - All This Time, The Meaning Of Love
David Sneddon - Don't Let Go, Stop Living The Lie
Gareth Gates - Unchained Melody, Say It Isn't So, What My Heart Wants To Say
Will Young - Leave Right Now, Friday's Child, Evergreen/Anything Is Possible, You And I, Light My Fire
Gareth And Will - The Long And Winding Road
Usher - You Got It Bad (Slow version), Burn
Christina Aguilera - I Turn To You, The Voice Within, Beautiful
No Doubt - Underneath It All

Confession Pt.2-Usher
Don't Know Why-Norah Jones
To Dance with My Father Again-Luther Vandross
No Such Thing-John Mayer
Here Without You-3 Doors Down

The 2000s haven't been too bad for music. There are many tunes made in the last 4 years that I turn up my car radio (or CD player) for

Thank You - Dido
Breathe Your Name - Sixpence None the Richer
I Need You - LeAnn Rimes
Pinch Me - Barenaked Ladies
Clarity - John Mayer
Digital Love - Daft Punk
Starry Eyed Surprise - Shifty Shellshock and Paul Oakenfold
Extraordinary - Liz Phair
Sandstorm - Darude
Kemkraft 400 - Zombie Nation
All for You - Janet Jackson
Cruisin' - Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis
Here's to the Night - Eve 6
Waiting for You - Seal
Through the Rain (HQ2 Radio Edit) - Mariah Carey
South Side - Moby
Calling All Angels - Train
Hyde Park - Jeff Kashiwa

That's all I can think of for now.

:) ;D

Confession Pt.2-Usher
Don't Know Why-Norah Jones
To Dance with My Father Again-Luther Vandross
No Such Thing-John Mayer
Here Without You-3 Doors Down
add to my list:
Fill Me In-Craig David
It's My Life-No Doubt(remake of 80's Talk Talk song)
The Game of Love-Santana w/Michelle Branch
Underneath Your Clothes-Shakira

Limp Bizkit - Break Something
Eminem - The Way I Am
Kid Rock - Bawitdaba
2PAC - Dear Mama

Hey Ma--Cam'ron
Yeah--Usher, Ludacris, and Lil Jon :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[
Anything by Iron & Wine

I think she means songs that aren't party songs but songs that you can relax to...

Also, Bawitdaba and The way I am were both 99, and I'm sure Dear Mama was much earlier in the 90's.

"I Don't Wanna Know" - Mario Winans
"White Flag" - Dido
"Fallen" - Sarah McLaughlin
"Breathe" - Melissa Etheridge
"Sunrise" - Simply Red
"Sea" - Morcheeba
"What Your Soul Sings" - Massive Attack
"Everywhen" - Massive Attack


I'll have to think of more later :P

Breathe Your Name - Sixpence None the Richer
I Need You - LeAnn Rimes


I love those.


Cruisin' - Gwyneth Paltrow and Huey Lewis
:) ;D


That one's cool too. I'd like to find a recording of that somewhere.

I have quite a list myself, but I'll post it later.

Wish You would step back from that ledge my friend - 3rd eye blind.

Wish You would step back from that ledge my friend - 3rd eye blind.

That one's called "Jumper" and it's from the 90s. It was a big hit in 1998.

That one's called "Jumper" and it's from the 90s. It was a big hit in 1998.

Woops, my bad :\'( but I like it anyway-90s, 00s whenever :)

Woops, my bad :\'( but I like it anyway-90s, 00s whenever :)


You've been hit, bj. ;)

Seems the "..." guest has struck again. Whenever someone lists a song with the wrong date, Mr./Ms. "..." shows up to point out the error.

Why do they use the guest login? Why don't they just setup a user ID like "SongCorrectYear" or "Billboard100God"?

???
:)

You've been hit, bj. ;)

Seems the "..." guest has struck again. Whenever someone lists a song with the wrong date, Mr./Ms. "..." shows up to point out the error.

Why do they use the guest login? Why don't they just setup a user ID like "SongCorrectYear" or "Billboard100God"?

???
:)


I could have pointed out that the actual song title was called "Jumper."  But I didn't, because really, who cares?  Do all the little mistakes we make need to be corrected?  I didn't bother with it, because I knew "Ellipsis" would show up right away. :P ::)

That is a good song, too, bj26. :)  I like Third Eye Blind.

here we go with another huge list..ok,i'll try to condense it this way:
artists...alicia keys
           usher
           norah jones
           janet jackson
           john mayer
           ashanti
           aaliyah
           crush(cdn)
songs: video - india arie
          beautiful blue - holly mcnarland(cdn)
          i wanna know - joe
          drive - incubus
          walking away - craig david
          again - lenny kravitz
          drops of jupiter - train
          murder on the dancefloor - sophie ellis-bextor
          amazing - george michael
          just for you - lionel richie
          sunrise - simply red
          heaven - los lonely boys
..and a thousand more i know i'm forgetting but i'll cut myself off here  :)
 

You've been hit, bj. ;)

Seems the "..." guest has struck again. Whenever someone lists a song with the wrong date, Mr./Ms. "..." shows up to point out the error.

Why do they use the guest login? Why don't they just setup a user ID like "SongCorrectYear" or "Billboard100God"?



I could have pointed out that the actual song title was called "Jumper."  But I didn't, because really, who cares?  Do all the little mistakes we make need to be corrected?  I didn't bother with it, because I knew "Ellipsis" would show up right away. :P ::)

That is a good song, too, bj26. :)  I like Third Eye Blind.


Sorry, guys. To zcrito: I am male and single, so it's Mr. Ellipsis to you. And I like posting as a guest. I'll register for an account when I'm good and ready. Leb: I like TEB as well; yes, that song is called "Jumper"; what's amazing is that the word "jumper" isn't mentioned anywhere in the song. It is one of my favourite songs of theirs, regardless of when it came out.

Sorry, guys. To zcrito: I am male and single, so it's Mr. Ellipsis to you. And I like posting as a guest. I'll register for an account when I'm good and ready. Leb: I like TEB as well; yes, that song is called "Jumper"; what's amazing is that the word "jumper" isn't mentioned anywhere in the song. It is one of my favourite songs of theirs, regardless of when it came out.


Hey, Mr. Ellip. When you're done correcting, feel free to submit *your* list of favorite chill-out songs of the 2000s.
You can correct them good enough. Let's see if you can list 'em just as well.  ;)

:)

"Talk Show On Mute" - Incubus
"Stellar" - Incubus
"Clocks" - Coldplay
"Yellow" - Coldplay
"Your Body Is A Wonderland" - John Mayer
"Burn" - Usher
"You Got It Bad" - Usher
"I Don't Wanna Know" - Mario Winans
"White Flag" - Dido
"Thank You" - Dido
"I Miss You" - Blink 182
"This Love" - Maroon 5

Fallin' Alicia Keys

The Way You Move OutKast

Steve McQueen Sheryl Crow

BTW a certain NASCAR driver is in the "Steve McQueen" video...Dale Earnhardt Jr...ooh la la what a fine lookin' young man in my opinion. But of course I'm biased...he's one of my fave drivers,the other is obvious he's in my Decades and AOL screen names.

I don't chill out with much of the new stuff...I mainly GET a chill. I prefer the Classic and much better stuff ;)

Anything from
Exciter by Depeche Mode
Ordinary Man - Day One
Hail To The Theif - Radiohead

I noticed some of the songs people have mentioned are from the 90s.  If that's the case, I have a whole boatload to add to my list. ;D

I noticed some of the songs people have mentioned are from the 90s.  If that's the case, I have a whole boatload to add to my list. ;D


Or you can go over to the "The 1990's" board and open a new subject called "What are your favourite chill-out songs of the 1990s?". ::)

Hold on to that boatload. Let's give the '90s some help.

:)

Hey, Mr. Ellip. When you're done correcting, feel free to submit *your* list of favorite chill-out songs of the 2000s.
You can correct them good enough. Let's see if you can list 'em just as well.  ;)

:)


All right.. I've finally got my list together (gotta warn ya, it's kinda long)...
Here they are, in no particular order:

Third Eye Blind - "Never Let You Go" and "Deep Inside Of You" (I know "NLYG" was recorded in '99, but it hit the charts in 2000)
No Doubt - "Ex-Girlfriend", "Simple Kind Of Life", "Bathwater", and "Hella Good"
Michelle Branch - "Everywhere" and "Are You Happy Now"
Depeche Mode - "Dream On"
Kylie Minogue - "Can't Get This Song Out Of My Head"
Goo Goo Dolls - "Broadway"
Matchbox 20 - "Mad Season"
Avril LaVigne - "Complicated"
Madonna - "Don't Tell Me"
Nelly Furtado - "I'm Like A Bird" and "Turn Off The Light"
Destiny's Child - "Say My Name"
The Calling - "Wherever You Will Go"
Shakira - "Whenever Wherever" 8)
Uncle Kracker "Follow Me"
Christina Aguilera - "Beautiful" and "Fighter"
Sheryl Crow - "Soak Up The Sun" and "Steve McQueen"
Vanessa Carlton - "A Thousand Miles"
Moby f/ Gwen Stefani - "South Side" (again, this one was originally recorded in '99, but was a hit two years later)
Incubus - "Drive"
Alicia Keys - "Fallin"
Dido - "White Flag"
Beyonce Knowles - "Crazy In Love"
Maroon 5 - "This Love"
Jewel - "Intuition"
Smash Mouth's rendition of "I'm A Believer"

I did make a slight boo-boo in my post above. I said "Can't Get This Song Out Of My Head"; I know it should be "Can't Get You Out Of My Head." I just like to call it what I did because I'm sure some people can't get it out of their heads.

I did make a slight boo-boo in my post above. I said "Can't Get This Song Out Of My Head"; I know it should be "Can't Get You Out Of My Head." I just like to call it what I did because I'm sure some people can't get it out of their heads.


Mr. Elips even corrects himself, hahahahaha!

Mr. Elips even corrects himself, hahahahaha!

Yeah, I know. We all make mistakes at times; nobody's perfect, not even Eric Gagne. I intentionally typed This Song instead of You because it was intended to be a joke; on the other hand, I figured someone might correct me if I hadn't responded to my own post. Of course I know what the song's really called; other people probably feel the way I do about it too...especially two years ago, when it was a big hit.

A while back I said I was gonna post my list of songs, but I guess I haven't done it yet! Oh well, I'm gonna do it now. My list is pretty long too. Some of these might not be considered "chill out" songs, but I like 'em anyway. Here they are, in no particular order:

"8th World Wonder" - Kimberley Locke
"Hella Good" - No Doubt
"Bathwater" - No Doubt
"I'm Like A Bird" - Nelly Furtado
"Turn Off The Light" - Nelly Furtado
"Powerless (Say What You Want)" - Nelly Furtado
"There's Gotta Be More To Life" - Stacie Orrico
"Stuck" - Stacie Orrico
"I Need You" - LeAnn Rimes
"Can't Fight The Moonlight" - LeAnn Rimes
Anything from Shakira's Laundry Service album
"Everywhere" - Michelle Branch
"All You Wanted" - Michelle Branch
"2 Become 1" - Jewel
"Charm Attack" - Leona Neass
"Breathe Your Name" - Sixpence None The Richer
"Cruisin'" - Huey Lewis & Gwyneth Paltrow
"Fighter" - Christina Aguilera
"Ain't It Funny" - Jennifer Lopez
"Trouble" - Coldplay
"Island in the Sun" - Weezer
"The Remedy (I Won't Worry)" - Jason Mraz
"Wrong Impression" - Natalie Imbruglia
"Surrender" - Laura Pausini
"How You Remind Me" - Nickelback
"Waiting For You" - Seal
"Only Time" - Enya (with or without the drum beat)

^ ^ ^
That's quite a list there, nally. You just reminded me of a few songs I haven't heard in a few years. ;)

I like these

Reptilia, Last Night, 12-51- The Strokes
Closest Thing to Heavn- Tears for Fears
Be With You, Ladies' Night, It's OK, If you come to me- Atomic Kitten
Anything by the White Stripes
All the singles from the Rock Steady Album, By No Doubt
All The Album Driving Rain by Paul McCartney
"I'm Like A Bird" - Nelly Furtado
"Turn Off The Light" - Nelly Furtado
"Powerless (Say What You Want)" - Nelly Furtado
"There's Gotta Be More To Life" - Stacie Orrico
The recent album from Blink 182 (I LOVE THEM!)
........


And much more!!!

"There's Gotta Be More To Life" - Stacie Orrico



Hey, I love Stacie Orrico! I forgot to mention that song in my list. Oh well...

Some more that I'd like to add to my list:
Kelly Clarkson - "Miss Independent" and "Break away"
Ashlee Simpson - "Pieces Of Me"

Sister Surround---Soundtrack of Our Lives
7th Nation Army--White Stripes
Hella Good---No Doubt
Hands Clean---Alanis Morrisette
When You're Gone---Bryan Adams
Smooth Criminal---Alien Ant Farm
All You Wanted---Michelle Branch
Fallin'---Alicia Keys

I'm more of a hardcore music girl these days , but as far as chill-out songs go, I like the one that goes "I need scerenity, in a place where I can go." Its got a realy Middle Eastern or east Indian sound to it. I don't know who does it, though.

Sorry, One For Sorrow by Steps is a 90s song.

Chill-out songs of 00's

Island In the Sun-Weezer
This Luv-Maroon 5
21 Questions-50 Cent
He Can't Love You-Jagged Edge
Bother-Stone Sour
Here Without You-3 Doors Down
On The Way Down-Ryan Caberara
Gotta Get Thru This-Daneil Benginfield
Luv U Better and Hush-LL Cool J
Rock The Boat-Aaliyah
Boulevard of Broken Dreams-Green Day
Nothin In This World-KeKe Wyatt featuring Avant
7 Days-Craig David
Outside(Acoustic version)-Staind

I'm sorry, I'm just getting used to music from the 1990s and I'm now starting to like it.
I hate pretty much everything that has been churned out in the 2000s except for Outkast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below album.
Everything sounds pre-disposed and manufactured... even the alterna pop punk stuff.