Name one song in which you never get tired of hearing..I'll go first

"A Day in the Life" - The Beatles -You'll have to excuse my typing - I just had a minor surgical procedure and I'm feeling no pain due to the meds. The questions is: Never get tired of Hearing. :-)

Over the Rainbow
Sweet Judy Blue Eyes
American Idiot
Greensleeves
Vivaldi Four Seasons

Either the Let's Active Version of the stunning cover done by Eric Bachmann

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Series. I like it.

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Wanna see?

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Jimmy crack corn, and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn, and I don't care
We built this city on rock and rooooollll
Something, something, day

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:P

Hope you feel much better once the meds wear off.

I'll be thinking of you later today.

Your Wildest Dreams - Moody Blues.

Anything by Def Leppard or Journey.

Love is on the way - Siagon Kick.


See you're laughing.

That Journey did such a great cover of the Def Leppard hit "Anything"

So I'm not laughing at you, but which ya!

your wildest dreams being one of my favorites.
i also love 'isn't life strange' and 'the story in your eyes'

but I did see the Moody Blues in concert.


Twice.


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...."I saw her from the corner when she turned and doubled back
And started walkin' toward a coffee colored Cadillac...."....by Chuck Berry.

Land of a 1,000 Dances....Chris Kenner
Never To Be Forgotten...Bobby Fuller Four
Down On The Boulevard....The Pop
I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement...Ramones


Tikki

and "I am a rock" -Simon and Garfunkle

"i'll follow the sun"

for listening over & over: "For You Blue"

I'd never heard it before.

just love it:hippie:

How lovely to see you!

It's been awhile, sweetie...

Hope all is well with you.......:hug:

Traveling Wilburys

From Les Miz...

It makes me cry every damn time.....

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Plus several hundred other Dylan songs, but Masters Of War will be so relevant for decades to come.

Still extremely relevant :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGC8Gs0d5hc

All bootlegs. He was incredible back then. Still great, of course but I am very drawn to his early performances. I saw him live on 6/30 in Bethel, NY, great show.

And I love those Quest TV videos. I posted all the ones I could find in the Bob Dylan group here, go have a look!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=302

Thank you:)

And welcome to DU! :hi:

and more modern ones, We Used To Be Friends (Dandy Warhols) and Holiday (Green Day)

I used to listen to hours of DEVO right before I'd take an exam.
Called it 'feeding the brain'...and it always worked. :-)


Tikki

I like Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Ode to Joy.

By Van Morrison.......... :toast:

Or any other Morrissey/Smiths song you care to name.

By REM.

me likes :)

to my CD stand now 'cause I feel like giving it another listen.

and they're teenagers! :shrug:

nice little ditty!

That's my choice for the most beautiful piece of music ever written. :loveya:

....and the Music reads ..."Play Block Chords at 10 times per second", My hand falls off :)

Note:It's in the last minute...

play it on any instrument at any speed ...

perfection.

nothing in my book that compares to this
piece of music...

:cry: :cry:
I go places when this is played

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRMz8fKkG2g

WARNING
the only video that had the version I liked is 911 related....
shit... the firemen.....they hold a special place in my heart....

just thought you would want to know


lost

I also associate it with 9/11. So sad.

firemen they are heroes.

:pals:

But, then, which version? Ah, the many choices in life.

Dark star crashes
pouring its light
into ashes

Reason tatters
the forces tear loose
from the axis

Searchlight casting
for faults in the
clouds of delusion

shall we go,
you and I
While we can?
Through
the transitive nightfall
of diamonds

Mirror shatters
in formless reflections
of matter

Glass hand dissolving
to ice petal flowers
revolving

Lady in velvet
recedes
in the nights of goodbye

Shall we go,
you and I
While we can?
Through
the transitive nightfall
of diamonds

Going for the obscure. But it is one beautiful song!!

Never Going Back Again by Fleetwood Mac

I Need A Lover by John (Cougar) Mellencamp

Music Box Dancer by Frank Mills

Marshmallow World by Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra

Volare by Dean Martin



I know you said to name just one, but there are many songs I could listen to over and over and never tire of.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhOj1l3UwUo

david for you......



lost

Everyone else has had more sex than me
ohhh ohhh
Everyone else has had more sex than me
ohhh ohhh

Everyone else has had more sex than me
Does anyone else get that feeling?
Teenagers, naked, couples in threes;
Grandparents swing from the ceiling;

Everyone else has had more sex than me
ohhh ohhh
Everyone else has had more sex than me
ohhh ohhh

Corporate capers and office amour;
Shenanigans outdoor and in
Resist, and then later you find out there's more
Regret in not doing the sin.

All loves have to die - of that there's no help;
My favourite way to end em'
Is the orb-weaver spider's, whose pedipalp
Enters the female pudendum,

Then dies on the spot, his corpse there still stuck,
Left for his rivals to curse it.
He would rather die than not get to fuck:
Personally, I reckon it's worth it


(and the classic flash video here: http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php )
I never get tired of this song!

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that always cracks me up

"A Day in the Life" always reminds me of my beloved English grandfather - as a child in England I loved riding up on the top floor of the double-decker buses - my grandmum wouldn't let me, said that's where all the riff raff were (HELLO!) - but my grandfather went upstairs because he smoked (he would sit in the back and I'd head for the front)......found my way upstairs and 'ad a smoke...... :D

The perfect "in your face" anti-religion song.

Then again, I'm a "Tool" and "Perfect Circle" fanatic.

prior to the children's teaching moment. :P

that's MY song. Or Hallelujah too but that one's everyone else's favorite, Ain't Got No is MINE.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUcXI2BIUOQ
I've got 4 versions so hearing it over and over is still good,

Love Nina... I believe that was in Harlem, NYC, maybe in the 70's.

I wish she could have found more happiness. She was a musical genius.

I hope she at least knew how people love her. She is my one idol, forever.

Cheezy video, but the song is right on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGjvyXj2FBg


10000 Maniacs - Noah's Dove Lyrics

You win a prize for that
For telling lies like that
So well that i believed it
And i never felt cheated...

You were the chosen one...
The pure eyes of Noah's dove...
Choir boys and angles...
Stole your lips and your halo...

In your reckless mind, you act as if you've got more lives...
In your reckless eyes, you only have time and your love of danger...
To it your no stranger...

In that August breeze...
Of those forgotten trees...
Your time was set for leaving, come a colder season...

In your reckless mind, you act as if you've got more lives...
In your reckless eyes, it's never too late for a chance to seize some...
Final breath of freedom...

Very...
So very wise...

Don't reveal it I'm tired, tired of knowing...
Where it is you're going...

In your reckless mind, you act as if you've got more lives...
In your reckless eyes, it's never too late for your love of danger...
To it you're no stranger...

In your reckless mind, you act as if you've got more lives...
In your reckless eyes, it's never too late for a chance to seize some...
Final breath of freedom.

Off their Counterparts album.

memory of your grandfather. :-)Whenever I listen to The Beatles, (which is every day) I think of all of the daily goings on that they poetically put to the music that has become the greatest we've ever had (imho). It's mainly about day-to-day life. I think that's why I love "A Day in the Life so much." John's voice is simply magical and in the second part of the song he's singing about a newspaper article he read about pot holes - just a day in the life.

and always break out in a giant grin when "Please Please Me" comes on the car radio.

The best recording of any song ever, period.

Shit, now I have to hear it. :blush:

Love that song.

Is there gas in the car?

Yes, there's gas in the car.

Our son even sings it with me!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py_HRW-zg6k

and can tolerate some songs for a long time and then finally have enough of them.

But some of the ones that I can say are among my favorites:

Impossible Dream.......Richard Kiley
End of the Innocence...Don Henley
Fields of Gold.........Sting
Angel..................Robbie Williams
Beloved................David Lanz
Longfellow Serenade....Neil Diamond
Ordinary World.........Duran Duran
Desert Moon............Dennis DeYoung
Reverie................Claude Debussy

A lot of Beatles songs

A lot of Dead songs

Brahms German Requiem, particularly Movement #3

Most JS Bach

Giovanni Gabrielli's Antiphonal Music for Brass

And the various versions of Dances From Terpsichore by Michael Praetorius

There's a "new" acoustic version and a "new" electric version, both recorded in the early seventies that were just released from his archives. Both are equally great...

I can listen to it anytime, anywhere, over and over again. No matter.

It's one of the top driving songs most likely to get you pulled over for speeding.

always puts me in a good mood.

by you know who :)