Good Charlotte - Sex On The Radio

Another Monday, another week of songs - are you as excited as me? Today's song is from everyone's favourite pop-punk's Good Charlotte, and while the subject matter might be a little more grown up, the spirit behind it is forever young. Sex On The Radio is a fast paced, almost seductive tale of a short term relationship in the world of the famous. The melody is catchy and the chorus is big enough to buoy a crowded gig. There's nothing too complex in the lyrics, but there are some noteworthy moments - and really, isn't that half the fun of it? (I love to hear her scream/And when I push play she's screaming in stereo.) The vocals in this song probably have most to recommend it - but then they're always impressive. Dance and sing along - you might feel like an idiot, but this time it's worth it for the fun of it.

-faithfulradiowhore

Good Charlotte - Riot Girl

Taking a trip down early teenage years today, Riot Girl has to be the song. 'The Young and the Hopeless' is quite simply a punk-pop masterpiece, allowing everyone to embrace their inner teenager since 2002. This song is a fast-paced stampede through young love, with the bridge essentially a mocking of traditional ballads. With its references allowing you to place it in history (Christina wouldn't wanna meet her/She hates you Britney so you better run for cover), it's a song that's time specific and absolutely timeless all at once. If you like this, give the album a listen -although side effects include acting like you're 15 again.

-faithfulradiowhore