Your Favourite Songs ... and why...

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Did anyone listen to the link on the first post - if so, what did you think - if not, why not!?!?!

I just listened to it and suffice to say that I will regret clicking on that link to my dying day.

I think a lot of people on this forum don't know good music when they hear it. And there is no need to go making up band names, who in the blue hell is Metallica?

Here's my favourite song:
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Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Did anyone listen to the link on the first post - if so, what did you think - if not, why not!?!?!

I just listened to it and suffice to say that I will regret clicking on that link to my dying day.

I think a lot of people on this forum don't know good music when they hear it. And there is no need to go making up band names, who in the blue hell is Metallica?

Here's my favourite song:
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Oh dear! You crack me up sometimes man!

Here's one of my favourite songs mixed in with one of the greatest pieces of sporting commentary mixed in with one of the great sporting achievements.

Fantastic band, great version also!!



Very under-rated band, put on a great live show!



One of my favourite bands, again don't get the musical credit they deserve.



Brilliant aussie band, easily one of their best songs!

And finally......



not my favourite song from this Perth band, just can't find their best on you-tube but not a bad number all the same.

There are others that i love but you'd likely all rip the life outta me for posting them on here!

Pure class.

Armagh02 wrote:Black Label Society - In this River

Admin you have just raised in my estimation your musical tastes are better than you knowledge of football (only slagging ya), BLS are class and Zack Wylde is one of my favorite axmen saw him with Ozzy, BLS and managed to see Pride and Glory as well. Saw Pantera a few times. Musical tastes would be same but sorry do like Metallica, Ride the Lightening favorite Metallica Album with Fade to Black-Classic. Have to admit favorite band are coming to this fair land of ours soon AC/DC and to pick one of their songs is impossible all classics. Best show would have to be Alice Cooper pure theatre with good music thrown it to boot, if you have never seen him all I can say is go.

Simple poignant and beautiful ...

One of the most beautiful and poignant songs ever written:

Another classic:

Seamus Moore feat. Fatboy Slim

Loving the script at the minute And that song just the way you are by bruno mars

I'd have a few personal favourites but here's my No.1.....One that I've been known to warble/slur/slobber from time to time...I like the sentiment....

The full shot here, musically excellent, message and a superb performer in the chair.....twill take batin'.....but for sheer delivery, look at three...

To borrow from an oul' book I have here, "Chronicles", an autobiography of Bob Dylan, a wonderfully enlightening, informed, honest, self-depricating and well grounded insight into his life and times...where he accoladed Clancy as "The finest singer of a ballad that I've ever met" allow me to exhibit one of the late Liam Clancy's finest offerings:

The timing and articulation of the delivery are par excellence, the pathos is palpalable and 50 years on from the night in Drumshanbo, where I saw them first, the oul' cap still looks good..

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Simple poignant and beautiful ...

i much prefer the Michael O' Muircheartaigh version!!!!!

Boxtyeater wrote::

The timing and articulation of the delivery are par excellence, the pathos is palpalable and 50 years on from the night in Drumshanbo, where I saw them first, the oul' cap still looks good..

Looking at it again merely reinforces my opinion....Sheer quality.

Recovering addict like myself good enough..