Timeless Western pop classics that stick in your ears: Hit songs flowing through everyone’s hearts [2025]

All You NeedSublime

Sublime – All You Need

It’s included on the 1994 album Robbin’ the Hood.

The band is a California-based trio formed in 1988.

Their sound is unique for incorporating elements of reggae, ska, mambo, and more.

Just after their major-label debut was set, the vocalist, Brad, died due to an incident, forcing the band to break up.

The hurriedly driving bassline is truly striking, making this a track that really resonates in your ears.

LegsThe Art of Noise

The Art of Noise – Legs (Official Video)

It’s included on the 1986 album “In Visible Silence.” This four-member music unit was formed in 1983, centered around sound engineers from ZTT Records, which was founded by Trevor Horn.

The song became famous in Japan as Mr.

Maric’s theme music, so you’ve probably heard it at least once.

Hey JudeThe Beatles

The Beatles – Hey Jude

Released in 1968.

At the time, it was only issued as a single, and was later included on the U.

S.

compilation album “Hey Jude.” Even among the many hit songs by the Beatles, it ranks alongside “Yesterday” and “Let It Be” as one of the most famous.

It is said that Paul McCartney wrote the song about John Lennon’s son, Julian.

HeavenThe Kid LAROI

The Kid LAROI – HEAVEN (Official Visualizer)

This is a hit Western song by The Kid LAROI that looks back on days spent in a blur.

The Australian artist weaves lyrics themed around growth and change that resonate deeply with listeners.

As the phrase “I don’t wanna die no more” is repeated, it carries a message of hope for life.

Released in January 2024, the track keeps up the momentum of his debut album, The First Time.

It’s a song that gives you the courage to face forward, overcoming past pain.

Listen to it when you’re feeling down or losing sight of yourself—it’s sure to lighten your heart.

My GenerationThe Who

My Generation / The Who

The Who are regarded as one of the three major British rock bands, alongside the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.

This work is a single released in 1965.

It was the song that catapulted them to fame and remains one of their signature tracks.

Bursting with the aggressive energy unique to youth, the song still doesn’t feel dated even today.

A Trigger Full Of Promises”Walls Of Jericho

Walls Of Jericho “A Trigger Full Of Promises”

It’s included on the 2006 album “With Devils Amongst Us All.” Formed in 1998, they’re a five-piece from Detroit.

First-time listeners might be surprised by the hard-edged guitar noise and the powerful, fast-paced drumming, topped off by a strong, shouting female vocal.

Lonely Heart (Owner of a Lonely Heart)YES

Owner Of a Lonely Heart – Yes (HQ Audio)

Yes, who debuted in 1969, were initially known as leading figures in the field of so-called progressive music—complex and theoretical in nature.

However, with the release of Owner of a Lonely Heart in 1983, their sound took a sharp turn, embracing a richly pop-oriented production that became a massive hit in many countries.

Following this track, Yes went on to produce numerous hits throughout the 1980s.