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Broke onto the scene in 1996 with the MTV and radio hit “The Distance” and gave alternative music fans something completely different, with an almost spoken word musical style that was often comical, and at times ridiculous. Over the years, they have released some amazing songs, retaining their unique, and very different persona throughout. Here is a look at 10 of the best Cake songs of all-time. “” – Released on the album Comfort Eagle in 2001, this song describes the band’s fantasy woman, in very intricate details.

It hit the top 10 on the modern rocks track and features an interesting video where people critiqued the song. “” – The most popular Cake song and the band’s biggest hit “The Distance” was released on the band’s Fashion Eagle album. It was their only top 50 hit on the Billboard Radio Songs chart. While it sounds like it is about racing, it is actually about the rat race and life itself. “” – Also released on Fashion Eagle, “I Will Survive” was a Cake cover of the original Gloria Gaynor song.

Cake actually changed some of the lyrics of the song. It peaked at 28th on the Modern Rocks tracks and was one of the band’s most popular songs worldwide. “” – The first Cake song to actually hit the Billboard Hot 100 was “Never There,” the first single from Prolonging the Magic.

The song is about the frustration of someone whose lover doesn’t act like they really love them back. It ranked 78th on the chart. This was also the band’s only number one hit on the Alternative Charts.

“” – Another single from Fashion Eagle, this song didn’t chart anywhere but still received a lot of airplay. The song almost has a longing for old lost music. It was used later in an episode of The Sopranos, bringing the song back two years later for more.

“” – The final single from Comfort Eagle was “Love You Madly,” released in 2001. Out of the three singles from the album, this and “Arco Arena” never charted. This is Cake’s version of a love song, where it is really about not wanting to wait for love. “” – From Cake’s debut album Motorcade of Generosity, “Jolene” was the band’s second single and has the groove that really signified the band’s sound. The lyrics tells the story of a damaged woman and the guitar grooves are just spectacular throughout. “” – Released in 1998 from the Prolonging the Magic album, “Sheep Go to Heaven” and reached 16th on the Modern Rock Tracks chart.