Ep 12. Going Crazy Songs

The Top Ten Revealed season 3 episode 12 takes a look at some of the craziest songs of all-time. From rock to pop, from the 60s all the way up to today, this episode ranks the top ten songs that are all about going crazy. Hosted by Katie Daryl, this episode features commentary from a panel of music experts who break down the best songs about losing control.

As the episode begins, Katie introduces the panel of experts, which includes Dee Snider, Lita Ford, Eddie Trunk, and Don Jamieson. The group is ready to dive in and discuss the top ten songs about going crazy, and the countdown begins.

Coming in at number ten is Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage." From the classic album Dark Side of the Moon, this song is all about the craziness that can come with being a creative genius. The panel discusses the song's unique structure and memorable lyrics, making it a perfect fit for the list.

At number nine is "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses. The panel points out that the song's driving guitar riffs and explosive chorus perfectly capture the feeling of being on the edge of losing it. The song's lyrics also touch on themes of primal instincts and survival, adding to its raw intensity.

Number eight on the list is "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne. An iconic song from the Prince of Darkness, "Crazy Train" showcases Ozzy's unique vocal style and signature guitar sound. The panel discusses the song's enduring popularity and its use in pop culture, making it one of the craziest songs ever.

Moving up to number seven is "Psycho Killer" by Talking Heads. The song's eerie vibe and haunting chorus have made it a classic of the post-punk era. The panel discusses the song's iconic opening guitar riff, and how the lyrics tell the story of a serial killer on the loose.

At number six is "The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie. The song's haunting melody and surreal lyrics have made it one of Bowie's most beloved tracks. The panel discusses the song's use in various movies and TV shows over the years, solidifying its place as one of the craziest songs ever.

The top five starts off with "They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" by Napoleon XIV. A novelty song from the 60s, the song's infectious melody and catchy chorus have made it a cult classic. The panel discusses the song's influence on pop culture and how it captures the feeling of paranoia and mental breakdown.

At number four is "Lunatic Fringe" by Red Rider. A lesser-known song from the 80s, "Lunatic Fringe" features a powerful guitar riff and chilling lyrics. The panel discusses how the song's use in movies such as Vision Quest and Southland Tales has helped it gain a new generation of fans.

The top three kicks off with "Insane in the Brain" by Cypress Hill. A classic hip-hop track from the 90s, the song's catchy hook and memorable lyrics have made it a favorite of rap fans everywhere. The panel discusses the song's lasting popularity and its place in the pantheon of great hip-hop songs.

At number two is "Sympathy for the Devil" by The Rolling Stones. The song's sinister lyrics and driving beat have made it one of the band's most well-known tracks. The panel discusses the song's controversial subject matter and how it captures the feeling of being seduced by evil.

And finally, the number one craziest song of all-time is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by The Trammps. A lesser-known track from the disco era, the song's pounding beat and infectious chorus have made it a favorite of disco fans everywhere. The panel discusses how the song captures the feeling of being trapped in a mental institution and the desire to break free.

Overall, The Top Ten Revealed season 3 episode 12 is a fun and informative look at some of the craziest songs of all-time. With commentary from a panel of music experts and plenty of classic tracks, this episode is a must-see for music fans everywhere.