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What is the best song ever recorded?
Fibonacci
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Bladibla said:Requiem by mozart
Well, you may not need to stop what you're doing, but you should definitely slow down.Danger said:I've heard less than 1% of the songs ever recorded, so I'm in no position to judge. The one that always makes me stop what I'm doing (yeah, even that) to listen is 'Born To Run' by Springsteen. Another of those things that Hypatia can understand. Whenever I hear it, I can feel that 440 pounding and smell burning rubber .
Somebody messed up at the factory. Those were supposed to be lubricated... :grumpy:Artman said:Well, you may not need to stop what you're doing, but you should definitely slow down.
I'd definitely give a vote for "Ramble On", which is a great cruising song, but my all time favorite is the Jimi Hendrix version of "All Along the Watchtower".hypatia said:My fave all time recorded song is Led Zeppelin...Ramble on
And yep Danger, that ones on my cruising tape.. good driving music!
hypatia said:My fave all time recorded song is Led Zeppelin...Ramble on
And yep Danger, that ones on my cruising tape.. good driving music!
I just popped back into mention that very thing, but you beat me to it. Nothin' like it for just sacking out with the headphones on. The only drawback is that just when I start nodding off, that guitar that sounds like a wounded Tyranosaurus cuts in and wakes me up. Not that I'm complaining though.Astronuc said:I would also offer as a candidate for best song ever Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" - the 17 minute version from side 2 of the album.
Danger said:Bohemian Rhapsody
Except PDQ Bach, of course. That's pretty cool.Ivan Seeking said:I prefer Queen over Bach!
Memories of having hair? :tongue:Ivan Seeking said:I'm sure that you can see why a "dark desert highway" and "cool wind in my hair", brings back some great memories.
Danger said:Memories of having hair? :tongue:
Nuts! You saw my post in the Members Photos thread. :grumpy:Ivan Seeking said:Speak for yourself o' shiny one. :rofl:
I've never understood why people like this song. It's not because of Wayne's World is it?Danger said:Bohemian Rhapsody
ShawnD said:I've never understood why people like this song. It's not because of Wayne's World is it?
The song came out in 1975 and spent 9 weeks at number 1, Waynes World reintroduced the song to a younger generation.Bohemian Rhapsody
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