Which Songs You Suggest?

White of High · 17 Feb 2003, 21:09

Hi All!

Which songs you suggest? What is your favourite songs? What are 10 points songs? Well, I'm waiting your offers!
The first:

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love

I think this is the best ballad in the world. Sorry, but I think this is the one what is better than For Crying Out Loud. I love just the 10 minutes version. Fantastic orchestra and nice vocal. These boys has expressed the most simple emotion, the love with deep experience. It's 11 out of 10! The Best!

mariella · 17 Feb 2003, 21:53

Hello everyone, this is a difficult one but these next songs will be in my heart forever. In any order.
THE ROSE - BETTE MIDLER (says it all)
CLIMBING - LIONEL RICHIE (don't know if you know this one)
ANGELS - ROBBIE WILLIAMS (yes, absolutely love it)
OBJECTS and, ofcourse FOR CRYING OUT LOUD
This is the ballad-section.
Have a great day! Mariella

Garrett · 17 Feb 2003, 22:05

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White of High · 17 Feb 2003, 22:39

Slowly, slowly!

I hoped you tell me why do you like these songs. Step by step! For example!

Jon & Vangelis - So Long Ago, So Clear

It's a very slow melody with a few mysterious. Jon's voice is as angelic as the music of spheres. Mystic and Emotions together. At the end the final is go out slowly and silence. You don't notice the song is passed...

Garrett · 17 Feb 2003, 23:19

Okay, you want it, so I will give you some detailed information about the 20 songs I love so much. Let us begin with the ultimate Number 1! I hope you know this one. If not, you HAVE TO hear it!! But I guess it already caught your ears sometimes.

Metallica - Nothing Else Matters

Okay, what should I say to this song? The words I need, don't exist! Can you imagine, that there is something you need to describe, but there's nothing in the world, which can help you to do this? You can't express it in words, you can't express it in pictures, you can't express it in another way. No way! Something you can't tell, something like this song! Excuse me, but I can't!

White of High · 18 Feb 2003, 23:48

Bonnie Tyler - Ravishing

I love Holding Out For A Hero, that is my fav disco song but it's better just nobody knows it. Ravishing's melody is more complicated and more coloured and turning. The best disco song! And it's Jim Steinman! I suggest it for everybody!

Meatles · 19 Feb 2003, 01:05

My favourite songs of all time are every ML song - but I also like

1. When There's Time For Love - Gowan (80's rock/pop)
2. Cryers Paradise - Ron Hynes (country folk)
3. Another Day in paradise - Phil Collins
4. Baby Step Back - Gordon Lightfoot (Folk Rock)
5. Dont Hold Me Down - Kasim Sulton
6. Bad For Good - Jim Steinman
7. Let The Revels Begin - Jim Steinman
8. Faster Than The Speed Of Light - Bonnie Tyler
9. Down The River of No Return - Terry Kelly
10. Makin Love Out Of Nothing At All - Air Supply

In my opinion these are all 10/10 songs

Bart · 19 Feb 2003, 15:26

Springsteen

Born to run!

Michel · 19 Feb 2003, 20:02

It's All Coming Back To Me Now - Pandora's Box
They Stood Up For Love (Acoustic) - Live
Nothing Else Matters - Metallica

Meatles · 22 Feb 2003, 16:46

How about some Bob Seger?

KATMANDU
AGAINST THE WIND
WE'VE GOT TONIGHT

Tim · 22 Feb 2003, 19:55

Let's see, a few great songs:

Meat Loaf - Out of the frying pan
Ambeon - Cold Metal
Blues Traveler - Optimistic Thought
Blues Traveler - Mountain Cry
Blues Traveler - Pretty Angry
Bruce Springsteen - 41 shots
Creed - With Arms Wide Open
Jim Steinman - Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through
The Black Crowes - Remedy
The Black Crowes - Jealous Again

And a lot more......maybe i will update soon.....

White of High · 23 Feb 2003, 12:46

Céline Dion - Fly

It's too simple and still brilliant. Sensory, soft, lonely and longing. Céline is angelic. It's less than 3 minutes and it still seemed like an eternity.
It's an endless fly...

Doy you listen those songs what we are suggesting to others?

Renegade Angel · 26 May 2003, 20:59

Apart from meats music, my favourites are (not in any order):

Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses
Patience - Guns N' Roses
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
The Drugs Don't Work - The Verve
Rock N' Roll Star - Oasis
Design For Life - Manic Street Preachers
Anarchy In The UK - Sex Pistols
Baba O' Riley - The Who
Made Of Stone - Stone Roses
Scooby Snacks - Fun Lovin' Criminals

plus loads of others but far to many to name.

Tim · 27 May 2003, 19:31

Nightwish - ever dream
Ted Nugent - Stranglehold
Eurythmics - must have been an angel
Eagles - Hotel californie

dan_84 · 01 Jun 2003, 03:05

No Meat Loaf in this list, i've done the hard job of excluding him.

Guns N Roses - November Rain. One of the most powerful songs of all time, 11 mins of pure class, GNR's answer to Objects. Emotional, great piano and guitar, stunning.
Bob Marley - Redemption Song (acoustic). Such an emotional song, Bob's vocals are better than anywhere else and wahtever you are doing this song stops you and compells you to listen.
Metallica - One. Particularly the live version with the San Fransisco Orchestra, the music, the feeling, the gut wreching guitar solos-superb.
Labi Siffre - Something Inside So Strong. Possibly the most emotional and politically strong song of all time, that it was used in a car commercial was criminal, an all time great.
Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child. One of rocks greatest songs from one of rock's greatest artists, amazing.
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. Great song, great guitar.
The clash - London Calling. One of the original punk bands, a great song from a great band, rebel!
Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit. Not their greatest piece of work but is THE song for a whole generation of morbid and angst ridden teenagers who seek to emulate their idol Kurt Cobain, hopefully without the catostrofic conclusion. This song will still be played in 10, 20 and probably 50 years.
Nirvana - All Apologies. In my opinion their greatest piece of work ever. Enough said.
Evanescence - My Immortal. On a more recent note this band are stunning, amazing vocals from Amy Lee in a dark gothic style but well worth a listen, you can't walk away mid song!

sherrie87 · 01 Jun 2003, 06:00

My list, with Meat excluded for brevity, is:

Cool, Cool River- Paul Simon this is off the Rhythm of the Saints album, and it is epic, that's all I can describe it as. Great lyrics, powerful music. I saw him perform it live in 1990, and it was so amazing that not even the wag who dumped beer on me during the last chorus could ruin it for me!

Proof- Paul Simon (also from ROTS)

Sweet Baby James- James Taylor

Frozen Man- James Taylor (a lesser known but really outstanding JT song)

Bury Me Beneath the Weeping Willow Tree- Ricky Skaggs (straight up bluegrass- love it!)

Deeside- The Alarm (I love everything by the Alarm, but Deeside and 68 Guns are close ties for my favorite)

Sri Lankan Sex Motel- The Dead Milkmen (yes I know this is miles away from most of my other songs, but I love it nevertheless!)

Stuart- The Dead Milkmen (funny as heck- you have to hear it!)

Welcome to the Jungle- G&R

Rosalita (Live)- Springsteen

Satilite of Love- Lou Reed (best version- the Live in Italy CD)

Lisa Says- Lou Reed (plus about anything from the Berlin CD)

Kill You- Eminem ( What is wrong with me that I love this song so much?)

Minutes to Memories- John Mellencamp (beautiful lyrics- from the Scarecrow CD)

Justice and Independence- John Mellencamp (a rocking song- also on Scarecrow)

Big Man on Mulberry Street- Billy Joel (takes me back to my senior year in high school)

The Clash- Straight to Hell (I love every song on Combat Rock, but this is my favorite!)

A rather odd and diverse list, but I gotta say I can be a bit odd and diverse myself!

Sherrie

17 Feb 2003, 21:09	#1
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	Which Songs You Suggest? Hi All! Which songs you suggest? What is your favourite songs? What are 10 points songs? Well, I'm waiting your offers! The first: Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love I think this is the best ballad in the world. Sorry, but I think this is the one what is better than For Crying Out Loud. I love just the 10 minutes version. Fantastic orchestra and nice vocal. These boys has expressed the most simple emotion, the love with deep experience. It's 11 out of 10! The Best!

17 Feb 2003, 21:53	#2
mariella Mega Loafer Join Date: 04.02.2003 Location: Holland Posts: 4,063	Hello everyone, this is a difficult one but these next songs will be in my heart forever. In any order. THE ROSE - BETTE MIDLER (says it all) CLIMBING - LIONEL RICHIE (don't know if you know this one) ANGELS - ROBBIE WILLIAMS (yes, absolutely love it) OBJECTS and, ofcourse FOR CRYING OUT LOUD This is the ballad-section. Have a great day! Mariella

17 Feb 2003, 22:05	#3
Garrett Super Loafer Join Date: 30.05.2002 Location: In the room at the top Posts: 291	reply deleted

17 Feb 2003, 22:39	#4
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	Slowly, slowly! I hoped you tell me why do you like these songs. Step by step! For example! Jon & Vangelis - So Long Ago, So Clear It's a very slow melody with a few mysterious. Jon's voice is as angelic as the music of spheres. Mystic and Emotions together. At the end the final is go out slowly and silence. You don't notice the song is passed...

17 Feb 2003, 23:19	#5
Garrett Super Loafer Join Date: 30.05.2002 Location: In the room at the top Posts: 291	Okay, you want it, so I will give you some detailed information about the 20 songs I love so much. Let us begin with the ultimate Number 1! I hope you know this one. If not, you HAVE TO hear it!! But I guess it already caught your ears sometimes. Metallica - Nothing Else Matters Okay, what should I say to this song? The words I need, don't exist! Can you imagine, that there is something you need to describe, but there's nothing in the world, which can help you to do this? You can't express it in words, you can't express it in pictures, you can't express it in another way. No way! Something you can't tell, something like this song! Excuse me, but I can't!

18 Feb 2003, 23:48	#6
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	Bonnie Tyler - Ravishing I love Holding Out For A Hero, that is my fav disco song but it's better just nobody knows it. Ravishing's melody is more complicated and more coloured and turning. The best disco song! And it's Jim Steinman! I suggest it for everybody!

19 Feb 2003, 01:05	#7
Meatles Super Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Toronto, Ontario (born and raised in London England) Posts: 253	My favourite songs of all time are every ML song - but I also like 1. When There's Time For Love - Gowan (80's rock/pop) 2. Cryers Paradise - Ron Hynes (country folk) 3. Another Day in paradise - Phil Collins 4. Baby Step Back - Gordon Lightfoot (Folk Rock) 5. Dont Hold Me Down - Kasim Sulton 6. Bad For Good - Jim Steinman 7. Let The Revels Begin - Jim Steinman 8. Faster Than The Speed Of Light - Bonnie Tyler 9. Down The River of No Return - Terry Kelly 10. Makin Love Out Of Nothing At All - Air Supply In my opinion these are all 10/10 songs

19 Feb 2003, 15:26	#8
Bart Bald Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.03.2003 Location: Holland, but I prefer Greece Posts: 2,243	Springsteen Born to run!

19 Feb 2003, 20:02	#9
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	It's All Coming Back To Me Now - Pandora's Box They Stood Up For Love (Acoustic) - Live Nothing Else Matters - Metallica

22 Feb 2003, 16:46	#10
Meatles Super Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Toronto, Ontario (born and raised in London England) Posts: 253	How about some Bob Seger? KATMANDU AGAINST THE WIND WE'VE GOT TONIGHT

22 Feb 2003, 19:55	#11
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Let's see, a few great songs: Meat Loaf - Out of the frying pan Ambeon - Cold Metal Blues Traveler - Optimistic Thought Blues Traveler - Mountain Cry Blues Traveler - Pretty Angry Bruce Springsteen - 41 shots Creed - With Arms Wide Open Jim Steinman - Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through The Black Crowes - Remedy The Black Crowes - Jealous Again And a lot more......maybe i will update soon.....

23 Feb 2003, 12:46	#12
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	Céline Dion - Fly It's too simple and still brilliant. Sensory, soft, lonely and longing. Céline is angelic. It's less than 3 minutes and it still seemed like an eternity. It's an endless fly... Doy you listen those songs what we are suggesting to others?

26 May 2003, 20:59	#13
Renegade Angel Super Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Location: UK Posts: 551	Apart from meats music, my favourites are (not in any order): Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses Patience - Guns N' Roses Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd The Drugs Don't Work - The Verve Rock N' Roll Star - Oasis Design For Life - Manic Street Preachers Anarchy In The UK - Sex Pistols Baba O' Riley - The Who Made Of Stone - Stone Roses Scooby Snacks - Fun Lovin' Criminals plus loads of others but far to many to name.

27 May 2003, 19:31	#14
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Nightwish - ever dream Ted Nugent - Stranglehold Eurythmics - must have been an angel Eagles - Hotel californie

01 Jun 2003, 03:05	#15
dan_84 Rookie Join Date: 18.04.2003 Location: Notts, UK Posts: 8	No Meat Loaf in this list, i've done the hard job of excluding him. Guns N Roses - November Rain. One of the most powerful songs of all time, 11 mins of pure class, GNR's answer to Objects. Emotional, great piano and guitar, stunning. Bob Marley - Redemption Song (acoustic). Such an emotional song, Bob's vocals are better than anywhere else and wahtever you are doing this song stops you and compells you to listen. Metallica - One. Particularly the live version with the San Fransisco Orchestra, the music, the feeling, the gut wreching guitar solos-superb. Labi Siffre - Something Inside So Strong. Possibly the most emotional and politically strong song of all time, that it was used in a car commercial was criminal, an all time great. Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child. One of rocks greatest songs from one of rock's greatest artists, amazing. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. Great song, great guitar. The clash - London Calling. One of the original punk bands, a great song from a great band, rebel! Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit. Not their greatest piece of work but is THE song for a whole generation of morbid and angst ridden teenagers who seek to emulate their idol Kurt Cobain, hopefully without the catostrofic conclusion. This song will still be played in 10, 20 and probably 50 years. Nirvana - All Apologies. In my opinion their greatest piece of work ever. Enough said. Evanescence - My Immortal. On a more recent note this band are stunning, amazing vocals from Amy Lee in a dark gothic style but well worth a listen, you can't walk away mid song!

01 Jun 2003, 06:00	#16
sherrie87 Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.02.2003 Location: Largo, FL Posts: 1,262	My list, with Meat excluded for brevity, is: Cool, Cool River- Paul Simon this is off the Rhythm of the Saints album, and it is epic, that's all I can describe it as. Great lyrics, powerful music. I saw him perform it live in 1990, and it was so amazing that not even the wag who dumped beer on me during the last chorus could ruin it for me! Proof- Paul Simon (also from ROTS) Sweet Baby James- James Taylor Frozen Man- James Taylor (a lesser known but really outstanding JT song) Bury Me Beneath the Weeping Willow Tree- Ricky Skaggs (straight up bluegrass- love it!) Deeside- The Alarm (I love everything by the Alarm, but Deeside and 68 Guns are close ties for my favorite) Sri Lankan Sex Motel- The Dead Milkmen (yes I know this is miles away from most of my other songs, but I love it nevertheless!) Stuart- The Dead Milkmen (funny as heck- you have to hear it!) Welcome to the Jungle- G&R Rosalita (Live)- Springsteen Satilite of Love- Lou Reed (best version- the Live in Italy CD) Lisa Says- Lou Reed (plus about anything from the Berlin CD) Kill You- Eminem ( What is wrong with me that I love this song so much?) Minutes to Memories- John Mellencamp (beautiful lyrics- from the Scarecrow CD) Justice and Independence- John Mellencamp (a rocking song- also on Scarecrow) Big Man on Mulberry Street- Billy Joel (takes me back to my senior year in high school) The Clash- Straight to Hell (I love every song on Combat Rock, but this is my favorite!) A rather odd and diverse list, but I gotta say I can be a bit odd and diverse myself! Sherrie