Both fans and players alike know all the sport songs by heart -- and we're not talking about cheesy tunes like 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' or 'Who Let the Dogs Out,' but rather songs heard at national sports games that encourage fist pumping and yelling; classic songs like 'Enter Sandman' and 'Get Ready For This' blasting from the PA system. So whether you are throwing a sports event party or you just need a natural surge of energy in the morning (note: listen to 'Eye of the Tiger'), check out our Top 10 Sports Songs, as rated by AOL listeners.

Nelly began his stellar career in 2000, when his debut album 'Country Grammar' hit the scene. The record revealed the St. Louis rapper's laid-back style, and produced a handful of memorable hit singles. Just one year later, Nelly found himself on center stage, performing with Aerosmith and *N Sync in front of millions at the Super Bowl halftime show. Many of Nelly's hits are collaborations with other artists, including the likes of Tim McGraw and Kelly Rowland. Find out which singles made the biggest impressions in our full-spectrum 10 Best Nelly Songs list.

The 10 Best Kanye West songs reveal the talents that took the Chicago rapper from unknown to world-famous in only a few short years. After a successful stint producing for Jay-Z, West released his debut in 2004 and immediately established himself as a powerful force in the world of hip-hop. Even though his public image has taken a few hits over the years (ahem, Swift-gate), West has continued to produce compelling and innovative work, as seen in this list of the best Kanye West songs.

Melancholy songs can sometimes make you cry, but they can also bring a sense of comfort; after all, when you're feeling down, it helps to know that others feel the same way. Indie rock produces a lot of great melancholy songs because the genre's songwriters tend to pen personal, soul-baring lyrics. You can hear these and other melancholy songs on AOL Radio's Melancholia station, home of the sounds of indie sadness.

Roger Waters songs, particularly his unified, album-length lyrical and musical concepts, were the driving creative force behind Pink Floyd 's most popular records. So it's not surprising that Roger's solo work, following his 1985 departure from the band, has continued to break new ground in the long-form thematic presentation of rock music. As a result, it's a bit difficult to evaluate his work based on isolated tracks from concept-driven albums, but we think we gave it a pretty good shot. Here is AOL Radio's list of the Top 10 Roger Waters Songs.

These 10 best Gregory Isaacs songs reveal the smooth vocals that made him one of reggae's top singers for decades. Known as the "Cool Ruler," Isaacs was one of Jamaica's most celebrated musicians, and recorded consistently from the late '60s until well into the '00s. Isaacs died of cancer in October 2010 at age 59, but the news of his death is likely to expose a new generation of listeners to Gregory Isaacs songs.

Progressive rock songs gained notoriety in the late '60s, developing out of psychedelic rock. Bands like Jethro Tull and Pink Floyd began to experiment with different types of sounds and styles of composition, going beyond the realms of any genre in existence at that time. Here we bring you the top 10 progressive rock songs, rated the highest on AOL Radio's Progressive station.

Beautiful music, also known as easy listening or mood music, began rising in popularity during the early '60s. Radio stations that adopted the format played instrumental orchestral music by the likes of Mantovani, Henry Mancini and Frank Chacksfield, as well as in addition to songs by artists like Perry Como, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra -- while acts like Carpenters and John Denver were added to playlists in the '70s. AOL Radio's Beautiful Music station takes you back in time with soft hits from these and many other artists, and current acts like Enya whose music fits the format. Our Beautiful Music Top 10 counts down the highest-rated selections from this station.

When four teenagers from Dublin got together in the mid-'70s, they probably had no idea that someday U2 songs would be celebrated as some of the most important rock music ever made. Remarkably, frontman Bono, guitarist the Edge, bass player Adam Clayton and drummer Larry Mullen, Jr. achieved greatness without experiencing a single lineup change in their 30-plus years together. Many of the best U2 songs captivated audiences around the world while touching on religious, social and political themes.

Radio stations were playing Bruno Mars songs before the world even knew the Hawaii-born singer's name. In early 2009, Flo Rida and Ke$ha's 'Right Round' was released, a song co-written by Mars and his production team the Smeezingtons. The next year, Mars hit the charts as a featured artist on songs by rappers B.o.B and Travie McCoy, making Mars a bona fide star by the time his debut full-length 'Doo-Wops & Hooligans' finally dropped in October 2010.

Halloween music, like any good spirit from the netherworld, can appear in many shapes and styles. It might turn up in lyrics designed to terrorize and traumatize, or make itself known through creepy instrumental means such as theremins, church organs and spooky sound effects. Most of all, it may celebrate or demonize the things that go bump in the night, breaking you out of your so-called safe, even-keeled life. Here's the Top 100 in Halloween Music, as rated by listeners on AOL Radio's Halloween station.

The impact Billie Holiday songs had on the jazz and jazz-singing genre is impossible to over-estimate. Holiday made her recording debut in 1933 in a band led by Benny Goodman, and continued working up until her death in 1959. The 10 Billie Holiday songs included here are all classics, as are many others she recorded, providing a brief but vivid picture of jazz singing's greatest stylist.

Don't be ashamed if you're too afraid to check our list of scary songs from the haunted realms of rock and pop -- they are quite capable of unleashing powerful emotions. However, if you're still feeling brave, you'll find ghosts, werewolves and goblins ready to take their turn at dragging your ears through their musical graveyard. So grab your garlic, silver, crosses and courage, and get ready for AOL Radio's list of Top 10 Scary Songs.