Most Loved Song...

[kmar]

You've got a great topic going on the flipside of this Dragon. So I'll pose this question. Forgive me if it's already been asked (i'm too lazy to look) but try and pick YOUR most LOVED song. And keep the answers coming on the "most hated" thread- this is interesting...

O Yeah, I'll start it off with my 1st pick- I'll try to limit my entries to 3 or 4.
CROSBY, STILLS, & NASH "DEJA VU".

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[dragonworks]

Dawning is the Day
Moody Blues

[Salabim]

Evaporated - Ben Folds Five

[regebro]

"Baker, Baker" by Tori Amos.
Lovely tune, and the lyrics exactly captured how I felt and what had happened to me. I tell ya, EXACTLY. Just Switch "He" to "she".

"I guess you heard he's gone to LA.
He says that behind my eyes I'm hiding
and he tells me I pushed him away,
that my hearts been hard to find.

Here, there must be something here.
There must be something here.
Here."

[mutt]

There's so many great tunes - but

"Just the way you are" by Billy Joel

[kmar]

I've never bought a Billy Joel record, and never will. But that IS a great song. It's produced very well. Has that "10CC effect". Good choice.

[gibs]

"Something"...Beatles (Harrison)

"City of New Orleans"...Willie Nelson (Steve Goodman)

and way too many more...but those two came to mind immediately....gibs

[monty]

I love to hate, where's my fucking rake?

[kmar]

I'll give you 3 rock classics.
1. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
2. HURT SO GOOD
3. MORE THAN A FEELING
Now, for the songwriter in all aof us, go ahead and laugh when I say "Time Passages" - Al Stewart

[monty]

I'll agree with 'More Than a Feeling'. I wore out at least two singles (45 rpm records for you tadpoles) when that song hit. I'd just set it to play over and over.

[hixmix]

"For Free" by Joni Mitchell on "Ladies of the Canyon".

Just kinda brings everything all back home after all this greedy RIAA, Big Label, filthy stinkin' rich no-talent "recording artist", computer music, bulls--t!

I listened to that song last night and it brought tears to my eyes.

[Lambo]

"We May Never Pass This Way Again" Seals & Crofts

"One" Three Dog Night

"In My Life" Beatles

[kmar]

Hixmix- Right on with Joni Mitchell. Yes, the good old days when PEOPLE played the licks, not silicon chips.

Lambo- You're gonna get creamed for admitting tou like SEALS & CROFT. I had their first record and liked it alot. That's one I would like to have on cd again. As I remember, their production was very interesting. I think there were several good tunes on that record.

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[Ray J]

Bridge of Sighs-Robin Trower

Like someone said there are many more, but this week this is the one I'm thinking of. Of the songs already mentioned I like In My Life and DEJA VU.

[dragonworks]

Kmar

I have about 6 Al Stewar cds and he is a great songwriter.

[kmar]

BRIDGE OF SIGHS - Good one. I'm thinking about ordering that cd.

[smirky]

"DON'T LOOK BACK IN ANGER" - Oasis
"REDEMPTION SONG" - Bob Marley
"NOTHING EVER HAPPENS" - Del Amitri
"NOTHING EVER LASTS FOREVER" - Echo & the Bunnymen

[rancor]

"South of Heaven" by Slayer

Awesome intro, great lyrics, cool riffs, crazy lead guitars... Yummie.

Only bad thing is that Arya's vocals sound a bit too mellow.

[OneLouder]

"Planet Caravan" by the mighty Black Sabbath
I think it is safe to say that crosses many boundaries and can be loved by all, no?

[Ray J]

Planet Caravan: Good one.

[Buck62]

Stealin' (Uriah Heap)

"ROCK N' ROLL!... ALLRIGHT!"

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[Coda - Co]

Hey Bulldog - Beatles
Can't You Hear Me Knocking - The Stones
Alright Now - Free
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder
Raised On Robbery - Joni Mitchell
Rock'in Roll Hoochie Coo - Rick Derringer

[Top Jimmy]

Hey Coda, Ian Moore did an awesome remake of "Hey Bull Dog" On his Ian Moores Got The Green Grass album.

Some of my favorites:

Unchained Van Halen
Fire Women The Cult
Buffalo River Home John Hiatt
Today Ian Moore

[Brahmb]

How about STYX? Renegade....

Or JOURNEY? Don't Stop Believing

What can I say? I'm a product of my time and I like vocals and keyboards...

[Coda - Co]

Hey Top Jimmy, I heard that remake and liked it, but I still gotta go with the original, nobody knows how to growl like Lennon......