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Making Love - Yngwie J. Malmsteen

I'd say Goin' Out West by Tom Waits. Damn good song.

Carlos wrote:I have to say my personal favourite is Tender by Blur, a Song that speaks to me quite deeply.

I forgot how good this song was. Listened to it twice ion the last half hour

C'mon c'mon c'mon get through it!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone have that link to that awful metal/screamo/rap combo band with floppy hair and women in the video? It was posted in the Pictures thread a while back, but I can't find it.

Balloon Sod wrote:Does anyone have that link to that awful metal/screamo/rap combo band with floppy hair and women in the video? It was posted in the Pictures thread a while back, but I can't find it.

This one?

http://www.soundscout.org/?p=218

My mate wrote an article about it.

Impossible to pick a favourite, so I'll just pick one of the best: Killing the Flies by The Ocean

Utterly impossible to choose, of course, but here are a few:

Mayonaise - Smashing Pumpkins
Bo Rap - Queen
Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve
Design For Life - Manics
Babies - Pulp
Fans - Kings of Leon (Ok, that's just my favourite recent song...)
Just Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

I have too many to choose just one. If an album is really good, there will be more than one on that alone, see Funeral by Arcade Fire. It's impossible to just choose one.

A change is gonna come - Sam Cooke.

Can't say what the greatest song is, all I can offer up are my favourites.

Oasis - Live Forever
Radiohead - Let Down
Manic Street Preachers - Australia

Happy Birthday To Me

chalkitdown wrote:

I have that on my MP3 player after the first time someone posted it.

It's impossible to decide.

Bob Dylan - The Times Are A-Changin'

I've always been of the philosophy that there can never truly be a song that can be the best. However, I feel this song certainly speaks ages.