"Atlantic City" just came on the radio... I'd forgotten how much I like that song. Inspired me to put the entire album back in my cd player . Here are 10 of my favorite songs (no repeat of bands... otherwise Bobby D would dominate this list!) No particular order... I like these threads because I always discover something new to enjoy from another poster. 1. "Don't Think Twice" - Bob Dylan 2. "Sweet Jane" - Velvet Underground 3. "Madame George" - Van Morrison 4. "Mayonnaise" - Smashing Pumpkins 5. "Polly" - Nirvana 6. "In the Shape of a Heart" - Jackson Browne 7. "Craziest Game of Poker" - OAR 8. "Cowgirl in the Sand" - Neil Young 9. "Undone" - Josh Joplin 10. "Atlantic City" Bruce Springsteen 10 is too many, but I had trouble cutting my list that short.
Pale Blue Eyes is better. In no order, Cake - The Distance Coltrane - Lonnie's Lament REM - It's The End Of The World Dylan - Vissions of Johanna Otis Redding - Cigarretes and Coffee Issac Hayes - Theme from "Shaft" Paul Simon - Diamonds in the Soles of Her Shoes Faith No More - The Real Thing Johhny Cash - Ring of Fire Enormous Richard - The Chemistry Song
"Mississippi"- Dylan "Shooting Star"- Dylan "I Found Out"- Lennon "Working Class Hero"- Lennon "Circus"- Clapton "Pilgrim"- Clapton "She's Gone"- Clapton
I almost want to list every song from Dark Side of the Moon as my fav, but, I digress. 1) November Rain - Guns N Roses 2) Planet Caravan - Pantera 3) Can You Hear Me? - Jazzmasters/Paul Hardcastle 4) Romeo and Juliet (concert version) - Dire Straits 5) Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin 6) Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd 7) Us and Them - Pink Floyd 8) Breathe - Pink Floyd 9) Spiritual High - Mood Swing 10) Air Bullard - Chance McClain
Rock Metallica - Enter Sandman Metallica - Unforgiven Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana - Dumb Rage Against the Machine - Guerilla Radio Korn - Got the Life Korn - Freak on a Leash Rap Swollen Members - Long Way Down Swollen Members - Fuel Injected Abstract Rude - Stop Bitin Mr. Brady - It Don't Stop
In no particular order: Bad Medicine- Bon Jovi Cryin'- Aerosmith Little Red Corvette- Prince Centerfold- J. Geils Band Layla- Eric Clapton Express Yourself- Madonna Shakin'- Eddie Money Misled- Kool & The Gang Stand- REM Mr. Roboto- Styx
Yes, I have The Real Thing, Angel Dust, and Album of the Year. Angel Dust is my favorite album of the 3 but The Real Thing is my favorite single song.
Favorite songs at the moment: "Stray Cat Blues" -Rolling Stones "You Were Right" -Badly Drawn Boy "Every Little Thing" -The Beatles "You Little Fool" -Elvis Costello "Autumn Almanac" -The Kinks "Long Black Veil" -The Band "Bad Luck City" -R.L. Burnside "We Got More Soul" -Dyke & the Blazers "Envy" -Ash "Satan is Real" -The Louvin Brothers "Work It" -Missy Elliot
Camera - REM Bullet - Frank Black Cactus - Pixies Bobs Party Time Lounge - Primus Needle and the Damage Done - Neil Young Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Rolling Stones I Want You - Elvis Costello Loving her was easier (than anything I'll ever do again) - Willie Nelson Waterfall - Jimi Hendrix Stay up Late - Talking Heads And You and I - Yes *I couldn't pick just one from Led Zepplin, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Bob Dylan and numerous other bands.
Here are some of my all-time favorites... The Big Takeover - Bad Brains Wishful Thinkin' - Sly Stone War - Bob Marley Gut Feeling - Devo Sir Nose D'Voidofunk - Parliament 1983 Merman - Jimi Hendrix Eyes Without a Face - Billy Idol It's My Life - Talk Talk In the Wait - The Plugz Baby Let's Play God - Big Boys
10 in no particular order "Long Black Veil" -- Don Walser's version "Satan is Real" -- The Louvin Brothers (not kidding, Elvis) "Violent Life" -- Blonde Redhead "The Sound of Music" -- Joy Division "Lovesick Blues" -- Hank Williams "Just to See My Holly Home" -- Bonnie Prince Billy "Small Pox Champion" -- Fugazi "How Dark My Shadow's Grown" -- Bad Livers "We Are Underused" -- Pavement "To Romona" -- Bob Dylan edit: I forgot Bob the first time! ... man oh man, do those titles look bleak. they aren't all bleak songs though.
...from the top of my head...some songs that i like in the mood i am currently in... don't answer me - alan parsons project classic - adrian gurvitz breakfast in america - supertramp against all odds - phil collins i'm learning to live without you - don henley angie - rolling stones imagine - john lennon cosmic girl - jamiroquai stillness of heart - lenny kravitz believe - lenny kravitz money don't matter tonight - prince our house - madness down under - men at work i will talk and hollywood will listen - robbie williams lucky star - superfunk lady - modjo wherever you will go - the calling dilemma - nelly/k. rowland candy - ash clouds across the moon - the rah band take a message - remy shand forever young - alphaville i'm easy - faith no more falling in love - randy newman it's a completely random selection of songs that just come to my mind kind of mellow and a lot of 80's
In no paticular order: POD: Alive, Youth of a Nation, Boom, Set it Out, the World is a Ghetto Goo Goo Dolls: Iris, Big Machine, Slide, Name, and Black Balloon Cred: With Arms Wide Open and Weathered.
Anyone else think that making a list of your favorite songs, movies, or books(Or, pretty much favorite anything) is pretty much impossible? You will always leave off songs(/movies/books/etc...) that you love... It's pointless! I'm not even going to try!
In no particular oder these are the songs that I am either really into now or have always dug: Forever in Blue Jeans-Neil Diamond Pepper-Butthole Surfers F4ck her Gently-Tenacious D Queen of Velveteen-Starbox Piano Man-BJ Dry your Eyes-Neil Diamond Glycerine-Bush Come on Eileen-Dexy's Midnight Runners Rancho Grande-Roger Creager Dysentary Gary-Blink 182 Country Boy can Survive-Hank Jr. Canon in D-Pachebel-as performed by the London Phil. in 1987 I could list thousands but these are my current and alltime fav's. Current in italix And FYI my favorite song by me is called Too Good to be True. It's a corny little jewel I did for my wife on her 30th that outlined our historyu together.
hahaha...lmao. one of the funniest songs i've ever heard. another great tenacious d song is "the only gay eskimo".
