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Favourite songs - one per post please
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schlmoe
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Jupiter551 said:
That brings to mind one of Salieri's monologues in Amadeus. I try to just enjoy WAM's music, because if I think too much about his genius, I imagine myself turning into a gross characterization of F. Murray Abraham...the picture of Schlmoe-lian Gray :-D
After that downer, have a laugh on me:
schlmoe
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Lotsa good stuff here guys and gals, but missing some from the "Boss":
And yes, it was much better live...
And yes, it was much better live...
schlmoe said:
LOL the funny thing is, according to surviving letters he wrote to (I think) cousins etc, he had a really immature sense of humour and a propensity for telling fart and poo jokes lol...
As for his genius...to me sometimes it's the things he has the instruments do, and at other times it's the things he has them not do...if that makes sense. The times when I'll be listening to something while I work or move around the house and just stop and go..."wow" and stand there dumbstruck listening to the subtle interplay of voices. And then realise the piece was performed around the same time Australia was discovered...and yet it's timeless.
My all time fav song, sex disguised as music.
Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb, no more to say, easily one of the best songs ever.
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I would have posted the whole "London Calling" disc set, but OP said one at a time...
Ok wow, Pink Floyd, Lou Reed and The Clash? Pretty hard acts to follow lol.
(btw they spelled Joe Strummer's real name incorrectly at the end I think? lol)
I was a child living in London when The Clash, The Specials, Pink Floyd's The Wall were all over the place and I remember seeing punks with mohawks and studded leather jackets, I was 5 and I still remember I told my mum when I grew up I was going to be a punk lol
(btw they spelled Joe Strummer's real name incorrectly at the end I think? lol)
I was a child living in London when The Clash, The Specials, Pink Floyd's The Wall were all over the place and I remember seeing punks with mohawks and studded leather jackets, I was 5 and I still remember I told my mum when I grew up I was going to be a punk lol
schlmoe
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I'll close out the day by leaving a gem from my favorite Irish vocalist (tied with Phil Lynott!)...Van Morrison
This is the one of the most moving piano pieces ever.
Moonlight Sonata Ludwig Van Beethoven.
Pervs_INC said:
That little bit of magic right there? That's what played when my woman walked the aisle to become my wife.
schlmoe
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This ought to be the MFC anthem...at least from the member perspective... 
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Funny, that I happened to glance and saw there were 13 "dislikes" (WTF), and the first video comment I saw was:
"13 people didnt get any tush.."
Made me lol... :-D
:Funny, that I happened to glance and saw there were 13 "dislikes" (WTF), and the first video comment I saw was:
"13 people didnt get any tush.."
Made me lol... :-D
schlmoe
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Pervs_INC said:
This is a very nice version, and every time I hear this cantata, I think of the movie "Excalibur"
Ennio Morricone The Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
This gave me shivers, for a voice to be able to be heard over a full orchestra is nothing short of awe inspiring.
A sobering one... **WARNING**... don't watch this if you are feeling down!!!
13th July 1985, I stood on the pitch at Wembley in London and watched this for the first time. It still is a powerful and harrowing piece of footage to watch... even married to a great song like Drive. Always serves as a reminder and a wake up call... when we think that our lives are difficult, that we are so wrong... we have it so easy. Also sad to see from TV now that even 26 years it still happens...
I'll always still love the song though.
13th July 1985, I stood on the pitch at Wembley in London and watched this for the first time. It still is a powerful and harrowing piece of footage to watch... even married to a great song like Drive. Always serves as a reminder and a wake up call... when we think that our lives are difficult, that we are so wrong... we have it so easy. Also sad to see from TV now that even 26 years it still happens...
I'll always still love the song though.
OK... in a much lighter mood. I've loved the lyrics to this one for ages.. way before it seemed to get noticed again on That 70's Show. It has helped me twice in the past, so kudos to Todd for writing such great lyrics which say it all... enjoy.
schlmoe
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While I won't say this is the greatest Rock song...it's gotta be up there. Coffee and Zeppelin, yeah that'll get me ready for the daily trivia game!
I had the great pleasure of being able to see BB King play this live twice during the mid 1980's when he toured the UK and played in Edinburgh. It is an amazing track, always makes those little hairs on the back of my neck stand up and has been a firm fave of mine for ages. A genius of the blues at work.. enjoy!
schlmoe
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This thread is missing one very important song.
Simon and Garfunkel The Sound of Silence.
Hazel O` Conner - Will You from the album Breaking Glass.
This song is very close to my heart as being the song with the most feeling, just awesome and the most amazing saxophone solo ever. This song should be listed as an all time classic.
schlmoe
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This probably should be in a "Passed Too Soon" thread. Died at 22, before reaching his peak, his influence on Rock-n-Roll is incalculable...and remains so to this day.
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