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Suggest One Track for me, and the rest of the dwellers of this place to listen to. Quality ones obviously.
Also include the genre. I hate to sound close minded, but the thrash metal track you lick windows to may not be to everyones taste. Maybe a comment.
I'm just blatantly trying to usurp Grix's long running thread. :D
*Fires up Limewire in anticipation*
I'll get us started :
'Five' by Lamb - Ambient Breakbeat/Trip Hop Instrumental
(AKA Ray Mears theme tune - Beautiful relaxing track)
Also include the genre. I hate to sound close minded, but the thrash metal track you lick windows to may not be to everyones taste. Maybe a comment.
I'm just blatantly trying to usurp Grix's long running thread. :D
*Fires up Limewire in anticipation*
I'll get us started :
'Five' by Lamb - Ambient Breakbeat/Trip Hop Instrumental
(AKA Ray Mears theme tune - Beautiful relaxing track)
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Somewhere in Between-Lifehouse
Nice relaxing song which I think is very good.
Nice relaxing song which I think is very good.
First day of my life - bright eyes
Creep - Radiohead
Stryke wrote:
> Don Maclean and Simon & Garfunkel are nothing compared to Darke
> and Elliott Smith.
Elliott Smith is clearly Simon and Garfunkle for this generation, the influence is very clear if you listen to the records.
> Don Maclean and Simon & Garfunkel are nothing compared to Darke
> and Elliott Smith.
Elliott Smith is clearly Simon and Garfunkle for this generation, the influence is very clear if you listen to the records.
Yeah back to topic
Tim Buckley - Goodbye And Hello
You might find something you hate, if you dont find something you love you have no taste. Stunningly beautiful at times.
Tim Buckley - Goodbye And Hello
You might find something you hate, if you dont find something you love you have no taste. Stunningly beautiful at times.
Noel Gallagher - Teotihuacan [He doesn't sing.. Just a nice instrumental, chilled out type thing]
I'm talking about this: [URL]http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=CD&title=502143&p=34&g=48[/URL] - his Greatest Hits. Which should have Transformer Man on.
Stryke wrote:
> Good :) I checked out his greatest hits the other day and there's no
> Transformer Man. What's up with that?
If you're talking about Decade (which I think is the only thing coming close to a Young greatest hits) then it's not on it because Decade only has music from 1970-80, which, in my opinion was his best period of songwriting, though obviously that leaves out Ragged Glory from 1991. Anyway, get Decade, it's a brilliant album, only 1 bad song on it from my point of view.
Oh and regarding Clapton, I personally don't think he's all he's cracked up to be. Everything apart from Cream has been nwak[anagram].
> Good :) I checked out his greatest hits the other day and there's no
> Transformer Man. What's up with that?
If you're talking about Decade (which I think is the only thing coming close to a Young greatest hits) then it's not on it because Decade only has music from 1970-80, which, in my opinion was his best period of songwriting, though obviously that leaves out Ragged Glory from 1991. Anyway, get Decade, it's a brilliant album, only 1 bad song on it from my point of view.
Oh and regarding Clapton, I personally don't think he's all he's cracked up to be. Everything apart from Cream has been nwak[anagram].
Pink Moon owns.
Can do. We've talked about most of them, and mostly they're on his Greatest Hits, I'd say. A GH that gets it near enough bang on.
Hazey Jane I
Hazey Jane II
Clothes of Sand (for Flock)
From The Morning
Northern Sky
'Cello Song
River Man
Way To Blue
Fruit Tree
Oh, and may as well get Pink Moon.
Hazey Jane I
Hazey Jane II
Clothes of Sand (for Flock)
From The Morning
Northern Sky
'Cello Song
River Man
Way To Blue
Fruit Tree
Oh, and may as well get Pink Moon.
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