BigBlackCockroach,
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Moobythegoldensock,

Cliffs of Dover or Through the Fire and Flames

astanix,

House of the Rising Sun

morphballganon,

Gerudo Valley - Ocarina of Time

breadsmasher,
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what’s new pussy cat 26 times in a row

TootSweet,

Say It Ain’t So - Weezer

samothtiger,

Running Down a Dream by Tom Petty

Karlos_Cantana,
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dan1101,

Rock Lobster

anarchost,

Careless Whisper

southsamurai,
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Acoustic? You’d need something lively and familiar. A great option for country music is “friends in low places”. Oldies, “hound dog” can get a party bouncing. More modern pop, something like cee-lo green’s “fuck you” would work okay (there’s tabs for it, and I’ve heard it done on acoustic, and it did get a crowd going).

Electric, it’s way too open, but that’s more of a party killer because it’s just too loud for small settings and good conversation, which is what actually makes a home party fun. If you wanted loud music, you’d play stuff on a stereo rather than have one guitarist noodling and fucking around (and they will noodle and fuck around, guitarists can’t help it).

So, it’s really about the crowd, in other words. Unless the crowd is musically homogeneous, you gotta go with famous songs that cross genres because of the popularity.

0x4E4F,

Ace of Spades

SludgeGunkman,

Flight of the Bumblebee

all-knight-party,
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I've actually never had anyone try and play guitar at a party, it's just some meme that never happens, so I'd probably even get a kick out of Wonderwall, but if I had to pick something.... Probably any City & Colour song that's already acoustic would work great

fubo,

Money for Nothing

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