I categorize mumble rap into two eras: pre-malone and Post Malone.
 
*dodges tomatoes*

‘Over The Hills and Far Away’ by Led Zeppelin and Nightwish.

@TheHappySpaceman
 
Also, “Heartbreaker” by Grand Funk Railroad
 
@LightningBolt
 
“Love Is The Answer” by Van McCoy (1974) and Cerrone (1977)  
“Happy Man” by Chicago (1974) and Chic (1978)  
“My Love” by Rick James and Lionel Richie (both 1982)  
“Girls” by The Egyptian Lover (1984) and The Moments _{feat. The Whatnauts} (1974)  
“Love’s Theme” by The Love Unlimited Orchestra (1974) and Giorgio Moroder (1978)  
“The Message” by Cymande (1972), Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five (1982) and Nas (1995)  
“Love Gun” by Kiss (1977) and Rick James (1979)  
“I Can’t Stop” by John Davis and the Monster Orchestra (1976) and West Street Mob (1984)  
“Hello” by Prince and the Revolution (1985) and Lionel Richie (1983)  
“Eva” by Rádio Táxi (1983) and Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti (1982)  
“Dance with the Devil” by Prince (1989) and Immortal Technique (2001)  
“The End” by The Doors (1967) and The Beatles (1969)  
“Fire” by The Jimi Hendrix Experience (1967) and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (1968)  
“Changes” by 2Pac (1998), Imagination (1982) and Cymande (1974)

@The Equestrian Zodiac  
Right as it said “Making fun of music”, I knew I would like it. I make fun of music and musicians all the time.

@Mildgyth  
Love Is The Answer is also England Dan & John Ford Coley (1979)  
My Love is also Petula Clark (1966), Paul McCartney & Wings (1973) and Justin Timberlake (2006)  
Girls is also Rita Ora (2018)  
Hello is also Karmin (2013) and Adele (2015)  
Fire is also The Ohio Players (1975) and The Pointer Sisters (1979)

I am suddenly aware that the most common name for a song may very well be “Untitled.”

@pixel  
There are only two songs I know that have that as its title: “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” by D’Angelo and “Untitled (How Could This Happen To Me?)” by Simple Plan

@ILoveMyoozik  
Wikipedia lists a bunch of songs called “Untitled” here.
 
There’s also cases like Sigur Rós’s album, (), where none of the songs have official titles and are technically all called Untitled (or to make matters less confusing, Untitled 1 for track 1, Untitled 2, etc.)
 
Speaking of bands with songs that have the same name, I just remembered Modest Mouse has a song on their first album called “Lounge” and then a song on their second album called “Lounge (Closing Time).” So that’s probably never confused anyone ever.

@ILoveMyoozik  
That second song is on the list of mostly serious songs “ruined” by jokes, such as “Hide and Seek”.

Wow, the band America had a much larger output than I realized.

Summer of ’69 is a nice song from Bryan Adams. Those were the best days of my life.

Other than 1999, 1996 was a big year for comebacks for a lot of artists.

70’s TV themes are catchy, like the Love Boat

A classic set of lyrics:
 
What about the voice of Geddy Lee? How did it get so high?  
I wonder if he speaks like an ordinary guy  
(I know him and he does)  
Then you’re my fact-checking cuz

Suzanne Vega was the original Lana Del Rey.

What’s your favorite Presidents Day song? This is mine.

@pixel  
I had a hunch it’d be that song.

When I described The Moody Blues to a friend as “prog rock before prog rock was a thing”:  

They’re searching for a new vocals
 
How about it: Should Linkin Park hire a replacement of Chester, or should the band just rename themselves, or should they disband and found themselves with their own new form of musical styles? or etc.

@Count Adramélekh Sear ov the Far East  
At this point, disband. Chester Bennington will never be replaced.

@Count Adramélekh Sear ov the Far East  
Kind of a tricky situation…almost seems like disbanding and reforming under a different name might be the best option.
 
Though staying together as Linkin Park and making new music in his honor could also work.

@Count Adramélekh Sear ov the Far East  
They could disband, or they could pull a Joy Division/New Order type of thing and continue touring with a similar lineup under a different name.