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Published 23:11 25 Sept 2015 BST

Despite that, a computer scientist in the University of London has sought to apply a formula to what determines the greatest songs of all time and he’s come up with a definitive list of the top 50.
According to the Daily Mail, Dr Mick Grierson examined a whole host of songs that appeared in ‘greatest songs of all-time’ lists in newspapers, on music stations like VH1 and in iconic music publications such as Q, NME and Rolling Stone.
Commissioned by car manufacturer Fiat, who wanted to identify a song they could use to promote the FIAT 500, he also used analytical software in an attempt to put a finger on what exactly made those tunes iconic.
That involved taking into account factors such as beats per minute, chord variety and lyrical content, the list you can see below was eventually created.
https://youtu.be/hTWKbfoikeg
Turns out science doesn’t have a bad taste in music after all.

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