AOL Radio's Top 10 Rock Songs of 2012 features favorites, new-comers and a few unexpected hits. Linkin Park, Shinedown, and Chevelle all make the cut, but there are a few bands that might surprise a few listeners. Find out who ranks where and which songs blew us away in 2012. Enjoy the Top 10 Rock Songs of 2012 as chosen by AOL Radio listeners.

AOL Radio's Top 10 Alternative Songs of 2012 features favorites, new-comers, and a few unexpected hits. Some expected to the list are The Black Keys and Linkin Park, but there are a few new up-and-coming bands that are making a name for themselves. Find out who ranks where and which songs blew us away in 2012. Enjoy the Top 10 Alternative Songs of 2012 as chosen by AOL Radio listeners.

Since 2006, R&B singer-songwriter Ne-Yo has been one of the most successful artists, turning out many hits and selling millions of records. His first album 'In My Own Words' debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and jumpstarted his career. To date, Ne-Yo's discography has included four albums, including 'Because of You,' which also reached number one. Ne-Yo has also collaborated on many hit singles over the years and doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon. Ne-Yo's fifth studio album, 'R.E.D.' is expected to be released this fall. We take a look back at his career with the top 10 songs from Ne-Yo, as rated by AOL Radio listeners.

Nobody likes a hangover. But plenty of musicians across all genres have tackled writing about them. We have decided to come up with our top 10 songs about hangovers, which incorporate some of the best classic and modern tunes of all time. Here's a new remedy for curing that next-day headache: Listen to songs about them! Here's the AOL Radio staff's top 10 songs about hangovers.

With eight platinum records, 23 number one singles, and over 40 million albums sold, Tim McGraw continues to be not only one of the most decorative country names in the industry, but one of the most successful artists in the world. We take a look back at Tim McGraw's best with his most favorite songs among AOL Radio listeners.

The Who, along with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, changed music and started a rock and roll revolution. The band broke through the local scene in the 1960s and began to gain a huge following, producing many classic rock hits and performing at many famous festivals, such as Isle of Wight and Woodstock. These concerts, and incredible studio albums in the early 1970s (including Tommy, Who's Next, and Quadrophenia) moved the band into elite status. The legendary band has sold 100 million records and charted 27 top 40 singles in the UK and US, in addition to producing 17 top ten albums. The Who's surviving members Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey continue to tour and were recently honored at the Grammys for a lifetime achievement award and at the Kennedy Center Honors. As rated by AOL Radio listeners, here are the top 10 songs from the band that many consider to be the greatest rock band of all time.