the 70's album thing got me thinking so here is my list hells bells ACDC brown eyed girl Van Morrison hey jude Beatles patience Guns n roses shook me all night long ACDC Angie Rolling Stones bohemian rapsody Queen freebird Lynard Skynard no woman no cry Bob Marley Imagine John Lennon of course depending on how im feeling this could change a bit. ------------------ KD 12-21-99 [This message has been edited by Elliott03 (edited February 01, 2001).]
except, of course, that brown eyed girl is by van morrison, not dylan. still not a bad list, though. Let's see, off the top of my head: It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding - Bob Dylan Visions of Johanna - Bob Dylan Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Rock and Roll - The Velvet Underground Paint it Black - The Stones Cigarettes and Coffee - Otis Redding Road Trip to Berlin - They Might Be Giants Brass Monkey - The Beastie Boys Formula Guy - Size Fourteen The Battle of Evermoor - Led Zeppelin Of course this doesn't include any jazz favorites, which should really be in their own list. dylan ------------------
It's gonna take a few days to think about this post. Damn you Elliott ------------------ 'Deeds, not words, shall speak me.'
thanks dylan ive been wondering about the brown eyed girl thing. i got it on napster where i know they get a lot of song titles wrong. ------------------ KD 12-21-99
You know, picking a top ten list for best bands is hard enough...top ten albums is even tougher...but top ten SONGS?? That's almost impossible...I'll give it a shot, though... Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson YMCA - Village People Who Let the Dogs Out - Baha Men The Right Stuff - New Kids on the Block Rico Suave - Gerardo Achy Breaky Heart - Billy Ray Cyrus Do You Really Want to Hurt Me - Culture Club Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice All That She Wants - Ace of Bass I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston ------------------ If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding!!
LOL A-Train. I'm with mc and the train...man, this is a pretty tough topic. It's going to take me a little bit to come up with some stuff for you.
Same here, my list is going to take some time. ------------------ Ceo of the Walt Williams fan club. Web site coming soon atheistalliance.org
a-train i figured with a signature like yours you would have some Pink Floyd , but still a nice list busting out with some New Kids ------------------ KD 12-21-99
Battery - Metallica Gallows Pole - Led Zeppelin Paradigm Shift - Liquid Tension Experiment Trial of Tears - Dream Theater Patience - GNR Sweating Bullets - Megadeth Kanon - Pachabel Rhapsody in Blue - Gershwin Professor Nutbutter's House of Treats - Primus Becoming - Pantera Of course, these are just some of my favorite songs... if I thought about it long enough, I could probably come up with some others I like more. ------------------ "Of course, everything looks bad if you remember it!" Homer Simpson
Working Man Limelight YYZ Spirit of the Radio 2112 La Villa Strangatto(sp?) The Trees Red Barchetta Tom Sawyer Jacob's Ladder Surf ------------------
I don't think I will be able to come up with a top 10 list for a while, but I think that "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix will be on it. You don't hear songe like that. From the intro to fade out, its unbelievable. ------------------ - Beck Dream...bring back the goggles
This is hard...I can't even begin to compile a proper list, but here's my off the "top" of my head ten... BETTER - Screaming Jets Daughter - Pearl Jam Youngstown - Bruce Springsteen Ghost of Tom Joad - Bruce Springsteen Off He Goes -Pearl Jam Rockin in the Free World - Neil Young...but I prefer the live versions Pearl Jam released recently. Scattered - Neil Yung and Crazy Horse Back in Black = AC/DC Patience - Guns and Roses Shadow Boxer - The Angels ------------------
In no particular order: N.I.B. -- Black Sabbath If I Close My Eyes Forever -- Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbourne F*cking Hostile -- Pantera Dirty Pool -- Stevie Ray Vaughn Texas Flood -- Stevie Ray Vaughn Red House -- Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze -- Jimi Hendrix Master of Puppets -- Metallica Fade to Black -- Metallica Patience -- Guns 'n Roses ------------------ "Salt Lake City, Utah. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany." --Olaju-Won Kenobi, to young jedi Steve (Fran)'chiseWalker [This message has been edited by Lynus302 (edited February 02, 2001).]
That's a damn fine list Lynus... how could I forget F*cking Hostile in my list? ------------------ "Of course, everything looks bad if you remember it!" Homer Simpson
Fool in the Rain -- Led Zepplin The End -- The Doors Stranglehold -- Ted Nugent Kashmir -- Les Zepplin Since I've been Lovin You -- Led Zepplin Heart of the Matter -- Don Henley The Last Resort -- The Eagles Wasted Time -- The Eagles Drink before the War -- Sinead O'Connor Last Child -- Aerosmith ------------------ stop posting my damn signature
Not necessarily my 10 favorites, but just to make it harder, here is what I think the 10 best songs ever are. American Pie- Don McLean Amazing Grace - John Newton Summertime - From the Opera Porgy and Bess Imagine - John Lennon The Four Seasons (Spring movement) - Vivaldi Star Spangled Banner - Francis Scott Key 9th Symphony - Beethoven Sounds of Silence - Paul Simon Unforgettable - Nat King Cole The Birthday Song ------------------ Everything you do, effects everything that is.
Rock Around the Clock-Bill Haley & the Comets This Land is Your Land-Woody Guthrie Your Cheatin Heart-Hank Williams We Shall Overcome-Pete Seeger Heartbreak Hotel-Elvis Presley All Shook Up-Elvis Presley Long Tall Sally-Little Richard Sweet Little Sixteen-Chuck Berry Knockin on Heaven's Door-Bob Dylan/Jimi Hendrix Like a Roilling Stone-Bob Dylan ------------------ When we tire of well-worn ways, we seek for new. This restless craving in the souls of men spurs them to climb, and to seek the mountain view. -- Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Man, I'd have to think for days to answer this one for sure. But, if I just think about it like making a mix tape that I could listen to over and over and never get tired of, here's a list I'd be satisfied with... Hey You -- Pink Floyd Kashmir -- Led Zepplin The Last Resort -- Eagles Imagine -- Lennon The Boxer -- Simon and Garfunkel Like a Rolling Stone -- Jimi Hendrix version Hook -- Blues Traveler Rag Doll -- Aerosmith Going to California -- Led Zepplin Tears in Heaven -- Eric Clapton If I had a long enough tape, I'd put a lot more Floyd and Zepplin on there. ------------------
A-Train, please tell me you're joking about vanilla ice. I'll have to think about this for a little while. ------------------
