Very hard... but I would have to say while smoking or driving my favourite music is Pink Floyd, preferably the David Gilmore stuff from later on, where as the earlier stuff is fantastic when I'm doing other stuff. I'm going to have to say my favourite song (right now) is Deadman's Gun by Ashtar Command.
Favorite Song of All Time and Space
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numbersix - that song always makes me sad
but Aleister Crowley would be proud of your selection i'm sure
but Aleister Crowley would be proud of your selection i'm sure
It is almost a 'classic', but a veeeeeeeeeeeeeery difficult question!
However, I think that, if I had to choose a single song...
Based on the melody that moves me...
The lyrics that bear meaning with 'gravity'...
The authenticity and stance of the One that interpreted it...
Well...
It would be 'My Way' by Frank Sinatra!
For what is a man, what has he got?
If not himself, then he has naught.
To say the things he truly feels;
And not the words of one who kneels.
The record shows I took the blows -
And did it my way!
However, I think that, if I had to choose a single song...
Based on the melody that moves me...
The lyrics that bear meaning with 'gravity'...
The authenticity and stance of the One that interpreted it...
Well...
It would be 'My Way' by Frank Sinatra!
For what is a man, what has he got?
If not himself, then he has naught.
To say the things he truly feels;
And not the words of one who kneels.
The record shows I took the blows -
And did it my way!
martiniman
Good one!
Even Trent Reznor himself respects it!
It is as though Johnny Cash took this song, and made it his own, as with most covers in the American Recordings :!:
Good one!
Even Trent Reznor himself respects it!
It is as though Johnny Cash took this song, and made it his own, as with most covers in the American Recordings :!:
ohin3 wrote
what would sherlock do ?
second idea is what might he do in your situation ?
while puffing away on his pipe - he might let it rest on a ouija board pointer and think about it really hard ...
eh - i'll let someone else start it - my pipe is not telling me what to start it with right now
i got two ideas - first i think i will start a new thread if one is not found -
what would sherlock do ?
second idea is what might he do in your situation ?
while puffing away on his pipe - he might let it rest on a ouija board pointer and think about it really hard ...
eh - i'll let someone else start it - my pipe is not telling me what to start it with right now
ohin3 -
i just noticed something -
you have the same posture and expression as me ->
the
' this pipe wouldn't look nearly as cool as it does if i weren't here puffing on it '
look
i like your style ! ! !
yeah i liked it so much i spent an hour practicing before i got it down pat
thanks
p s - i think i need to work on the eyes a little bit though - you look way smarter for some reason
when i get my new meerschaum poker this week i will try again
i just noticed something -
you have the same posture and expression as me ->
the
' this pipe wouldn't look nearly as cool as it does if i weren't here puffing on it '
look
i like your style ! ! !
yeah i liked it so much i spent an hour practicing before i got it down pat
thanks
p s - i think i need to work on the eyes a little bit though - you look way smarter for some reason
when i get my new meerschaum poker this week i will try again
As a musician, totally impossible question, but I'll add a vote for my favourite band and say The Long and Winding Road, by a little group called the Beatles. The melody and Sir McCartney's bass line are two completely different songs, but somehow pair together beautifully like Bombadil and Goldberry setting the table for the hobbits.
Because we get two, I'll put up one you probably haven't heard: Gabriel by Lamb. Haunting, beautiful melody, profoundly sad, perfectly restrained keyboards, and drummers will like the sweet percussion. It's pretty hard to play, but will show you why real drums are better than electronic drums.
Gabriel by Lamb
Because we get two, I'll put up one you probably haven't heard: Gabriel by Lamb. Haunting, beautiful melody, profoundly sad, perfectly restrained keyboards, and drummers will like the sweet percussion. It's pretty hard to play, but will show you why real drums are better than electronic drums.
Gabriel by Lamb
Sorry to break the tules, but I have to put an entire album down. I see others are partial to this album too!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJJPbLFJ91E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJJPbLFJ91E
shawn622 - well ok then, since you insist - i will proceed to listen to the whole album - commencing right now
thanks
btw - did you catch my add to your acceptance thread ?
thanks
btw - did you catch my add to your acceptance thread ?
that was amazing - during the entire album play - zanthal continued puffing on that same bowl and even stayed in time with the beat quite a bit !
simnettpratt wrote
that was the first album that i ever got - i got that and at san quentin by johnny cash at the same time
actually they were cassette tapes - the new media back then
let it be - 1970
that was the first album that i ever got - i got that and at san quentin by johnny cash at the same time
actually they were cassette tapes - the new media back then
Nope, I did not catch it yet, I was all emotional when I posted it. Zep and the beatles are my faves. I was juggling Abby Road and Physical Graffiti but Physical Graffiti got me through one of my all time lows... I'm going to check the acceptance thread now Ed!!!
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