So guys - going on from the other thread, what are your favourite songs? Which songs mean something special to you, or remind you of a certain place or person or time? Are there any lyrics that you find particularly inspiring?
There are probably more but at the moment, the ones I can think of are:
Eleanor Rigby [Beatles], On a Sunny Afternoon [Kinks], The Sound of Silence [Simon and Garfunkel], Blowing in the wind [Bob Dylan] - really fantastic lyrics but a terrible voice !!, Scarborough Fair [Simon and Garfunkel], Raindrops keep falling on my head [?].
Tainted Love - Soft Cell A Design For Life - Manic Street Preachers Ode To Billie Joe - Bobbie Gentry Creep - Radiohead Cars - Gary Numan Black Horse & The Cherry Tree - KT Tunstall Play Dead - Bjork Unbelievable - EMF A Day In The Life - Beatles Drama! - Erasure America: What Time Is Love - KLF Johnny B Goode - Chuck Berry
The Bravery - An Honest Mistake + Unconditional The Clash - Rock The Casbah Coldplay - Square One + Don't Panic Franz Ferdinand - Darts Of Pleasure + This Boy Hot Hot Heat - Talk With Me, Dance With Me Jimmy Eat World - Disintegration Kaiser Chiefs - Time Honoured Tradition Kings Of Leon - The Bucket Morrissey - Life Is A Pigsty + I Will See You In Far Off Places + The More You Ignore Me + The Ordinary Boys + Glamorous Glue The Smiths - Ask + What Difference Does It Make? + That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore + I Started Something I Couldn't Finish RHCPs - Can't Stop REM - Orange Crush + Imitation Of Life + Star 69
Sorry that was too long.
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I didn't expect you young 'uns to have such sublime taste in music (with the possible exception of David/Peter/slobba...Scarborough fair???). I thought you might like to learn the story of my nickname. it's by Nick Cave and the bad seeds... (and don't tell me off for swearing, it was nick, not me)
It was back in '32 when times were hard He had a Colt .45 and a deck of cards Stagger Lee He wore rat-drawn shoes and an old stetson hat Had a '28 Ford, had payments on that Stagger Lee His woman threw him out in the ice and snow And told him, "Never ever come back no more" Stagger Lee So he walked through the rain and he walked through the mud Till he came to a place called The Bucket Of Blood Stagger Lee He said "Mr Mother****er, you know who I am" The barkeeper said, "No, and I don't give a good goddamn" To Stagger Lee He said, "Well bartender, it's plain to see I'm that bad mother****er called Stagger Lee" Mr. Stagger Lee Barkeep said, "Yeah, I've heard your name down the way And I kick mother****ing asses like you every day" Mr Stagger Lee Well those were the last words that the barkeep said 'Cause Stag put four holes in his mother****ing head Just then in came a broad called Nellie Brown Was known to make more money than any bitch in town She struts across the bar, hitching up her skirt Over to Stagger Lee, she starts to flirt With Stagger Lee She saw the barkeep, said, "O God, he can't be dead!" Stag said, "Well, just count the holes in the mother****er's head" She said, "You ain't look like you scored in quite a time. Why not come to my pad? It won't cost you a dime" Mr. Stagger Lee "But there's something I have to say before you begin You'll have to be gone before my man Billy Dilly comes in, Mr. Stagger Lee" "I'll stay here till Billy comes in, till time comes to pass And furthermore I'll **** Billy in his mother****ing ass" Said Stagger Lee "I'm a bad mother****er, don't you know And I'll crawl over fifty good pussies just to get one fat boy's ****" Said Stagger Lee Just then Billy Dilly rolls in and he says, "You must be That bad mother****er called Stagger Lee" Stagger Lee "Yeah, I'm Stagger Lee and you better get down on your knees And **** my ****, because If you don't you're gonna be dead" Said Stagger Lee Billy dropped down and slobbered on his head And Stag filled him full of lead Oh yeah.
-- Edited by UltimateSlabbaFan at 09:07, 2006-05-07
Nothing mate, as long as you are of a certain age (maybe like a certain zimmer wielding member of this board). Congratulations on your posts you sextamillenial old boy (thats not a swear word, 'sex' is a numerical prefix for 6).
1. New Order - Blue Monday 2. Futureheads - Hounds of love 3. Metronomy - Heartbreaker 4. Vitalic - See the Sea (Red) 5. Charles and Eddie - Would I lie to you
Smiths-I know its over Aztec Camera-Oblvious Crowded House-Dont dream its over Cast-walkaway Suede-stay together(no idea why it just does something to the hairs on my neck) Nine inch nails- Something i could never have prefab sprout-goodbye lucille the cure-the funeral party
and no list is complete with out haircut 100 love plus one
I have a tendency to like rock songs, however there are a few songs that I like that come from a very wide range of genres.
Behind Blue Eyes - as covered by Limp Bizkit Sleep - Conjure One Extra Smooth - Aaliyah Poison - Alice Cooper Pretend to be Nice - Josie and the Pussycats Shatter - Feeder Strange and Beautiful - Aqualung Protege Moi - Placebo Push - The Divine Madness Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes Get Off - Dandy Warhols Give It Up - 8mm Stunning - 8mm Head Over Feet - Alanis Morissette Letter From An Occupant - The New Pornographers Fear - Switchblade Symphony Uninvited - Alanis Morissette Imagine - as covered by A Perfect Circle Lithium - Evanescence Giving In - Adema Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day Medication - Queens of the Stone Age About You - Bugs Figured You Out - Nickleback Entwined - Lacuna Coil Do It Again - Queens of the Stone Age Gravity of Love - Enigma Hysteria - Muse Edge of the Earth - 30 Seconds to Mars Lose Control - Evanescence Touched - Vast Ain True Love - Alison Krauss Mad About The Boy - as covered by Dinah Washington Trying - Lifehouse Portmarnock Beach Boy Blue - Guggenheim Grotto Brown Eyed Boy - as covered Alavira Nothing Else Matters - Metallica Kari Ochi, Chourniy Broviy - it's a Ukrainian folk song and has been covered many times
I also enjoy various instrumental pieces from soundtracks and classical music alike, such as;
Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven Fur Elise - Mozart Adagio for Strings - Barber Bourree in E Minor - Bach Carnival of the Animals: Aquarium - Saint-Saens
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