Paul Oakenfold featuring Brittany Murphy (I know, what the fuck?) Faster Kill Pussycat -- cracktastic!

It's over a year old, but I still can't get enough of listening to Voodoo Child by Australian group Rogue Traders. It's the most perfect song to put up loud in the car. I think it's the only song that I've been able to listen to over and over without getting sick of it. Perfect crack!

"This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race" by Fall Out Boy. It's making me want to get their new CD when it comes out next month.

Must have more sweet stupid 80s crack!

Come on and Rock Me Amadeus!

Although not really stupid music... it is still addictive: bloc party - the prayer

I love Voodoo Child. The song is cracktacular and so is the video.

My current secret crackmusic shame? "Something Kinda Oooh" by Girls Aloud. It's pure addictive pop.

The Pussycat Dolls "Wait a Minute". Dear God, its earcrack. But I dont want to like it. But yeah I cant ever turn it off!

God, yes! That song is absolutely addictive! The horns in it kick so much ass!

The lyrics of that song have been burned on my brain since the first time I heard it. And I can't reach half the notes, so when I sing it in the car even I want to get away from myself.

You just reminded me of a song I must find, and I'm fairly certain it's a Girl's Aloud song - Sounds of the Underground. It got played at work today and I decided I must get it for my iPod. I'm going to look for a few of theirs, actually, because I can remember liking a couple of their songs a few years ago.

Fabulous song - and I think their best (and their only orginal that I have heard).

Also I recently saw the "Hills" (shut up) and I love the fact that they use Natasha Bedingfield in their titles but the episode I saw they also played "Single" by Natasha which I love love love

Ever since I saw Dreamgirls my friends and I have been singing Eddie Murphy's "Party All The Time". It's so bad because all we know are a few lines and no one can find the mp3 to download.

I finally heard 'This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race', and I want to hate it (how pretentious is that title?) but I can't. It's so catchy. I really like the video as well, especially all the self-referencing (although Pete Wentz = so very smug).

Today, I cannot get Hellogoodbye's "Here in Your Arms" (SO GOOD) and The Teddybears' "Yours To Keep" out of my head.

Yesterday, it was PCD's "I Don't Need a Man."

Oh man, I just listened to the song for the first time today, and yeah...that's some good crack. And despite the pretentious title, I give them points for actually using it in the lyrics.