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Looks pretty dead today so I figured it would be kind of fun to find out what everyone's alltime Favorite is.....this is really hard for me to answer, I have been asked so many times I thought about it for a long time.
mine is....
"Green Grass and high Tides Forever" by The Outlaws.
Lets hear yours
Joy of Man's Desire- Bach
and
Walking on a thin line- Huey Lewis and the News
Can't pick just one as they are for 2 polar different situations.
lmao....you know that's what I always tell people, but they insist that I name just one....so thats the point.
So what is your favorite song of all time today.
That being said I am suprised that anyone could name even two so quickly! You must have been asked this question several times as well.
Nope. I won't give yah just one! ;) You are luck I narrowed it down to 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Blaze
She Sells Sanctuary - The Cult
FOLSOM PRISON BLUES - Johnny Cash
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The Cult Rocks!
and Johnny Cash is awesome.
"Lil' Devil" - The CultQuote:
Originally Posted by sammm
(Much better guitar riff than Sanctuary. :wink: )
Let me also give some love to The Cowboy Junkies cover version of Lou Reed's "Sweet Jane" and Johann Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz.
Chattanooga City Limit Sign - Johnny Cash
you guys ever hear Queensryche's "Take hold of the Flame"?
MMBop by Hansen
Yeah... that's it... :rolleyes:
(radio station played this song this morning and I can't get that damn song out of my head and it's driving me CRAZY!!!)
Please tell me what station you were listening to, so that I can avoid it at all costs... ::Blink::
It was one of my AM radio all-talk morning shows ... and they did a "Where are they now" segment...Quote:
Originally Posted by altiain
*sigh*... where's my iPod... need to get this outta my head... Metallica ought to do it.
Couldnt narrow it down if I tried. Ive got thousands of 'favorite' songs just on my computer, plus all the stuff ive forgotten about.
I remember Silent Lucidity and Jet City Woman by them, but don't think I know that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Blaze
Prince - Baby, I'm A Star
Edit -
I take it back... The Cure - Disintegration.
U2- Sunday, bloody Sunday
Quote:
And it's true we are immune
When fact is fiction and TV reality.
And today the millions cry
We eat and drink while tomorrow they die.
I just saw them (again) this past Saturday night in Dallas. Excellent concert! :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Must be an S2000 thing! ::Clown::Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave04
The best U2 song... Bullet The Blue Sky.
A friend of mine was there too... I heard it was pretty good. I saw them for free when I was in high school. They had sold out 2 or 3 days in a row at the Oakland Coliseum (50k tickets a show). The morning of the first show, the radio station promoting it announced that they would be playing from a roof top in downtown San Francisco for free in 90 minutes. A bunch of us ditched school and road the train into the city for the show.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls ::Naughty:
I love all these bands, I like the older U2,(like Sun. B. Sun.), also really like the Cure too, and Queen.
The Queensryche song was off their 2nd album I believe...great show of Geoff Tate's vocal range....He's one of my favorite vocalists of all time.
I used to be a huge Metallica fan til they tried to sue me...lol, I had one song that I had bought like 10 times and the album was no longer in print.
Since then I have not listened to them but still can't bear to throw out all my CD's from them.
One of the best concerts I have been to not including super concerts like the old Texas Jams was God Smack, what a hell of a show, be warned though should you ever go see them live bring ear plugs they really pump it up.
Also I got to see Alice N Chains before their breakup they were awesome.
You guys have great taste in music!
I second that...all the above are somewhere on my favorites list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Blaze
My personal favorite from them is God Part II, but they've got such an incredible catalog that it's hard to go wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
Mine has to be REM, Losing My Religion - Acoustic version.
Was that just because you didn't get to drive it yesterday? I had expected Sammm to pull over and let you two switch places...Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Hell no! That was my test drive! (I don't think POS's little feet could reach the pedals anyway :rolleyes: )Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave04
Amazing Grace on bagpipes. Favorite version is by the Scottish Rogues.
Intro to Won't Get Fooled Again by the Who is also great.
Lets just hope we don't get a CSI: Chicago. They have ruined 3 Who songs for me so far... Won't Get Fooled Again could be next!Quote:
Originally Posted by onething
Wow :shock: That's a nearly-impossible question. I own close to 1,500 CDs...
All-time-favorite-still-sends-shivers-up-my-spine-every-time-I-hear-it-song?
To Live's to Fly, by Townes Van Zandt.
But I could list about 100 more. Bean, it appears we share a similar taste in music.
S.
I refuse to answer this question on the grounds that there is no single correct answer.
::Clown::
You may go sit in your room now.Quote:
Originally Posted by wrxmr2eater
Have to pick just one, eh? How about one per genre? I like that idea a lot better.
The one that's been on my brain lately is The Cure's "Primary". Other's would definitely include Skankin' Pickle's version of "Turning Japanese" and Skinny Puppy's "Warlock".
Lately I've been on a Taking Back Sunday high. However today I just let the ipod shuffle my songs.
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