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What do you think is one of the greatest songs of our time, what song do you listen to and go "That's just totally genius, nothing can top this."
Tell us.
Im not talking about a list of your favourite songs, im on about a song that is so good it has a list of its own, if you dont know one, dont post it.
A song so great, if someone asked you in the street to name a good song, you would be proud to write it down on a peice of paper, put it in their pocket and walk off laughing.
Go on. Lets see what the Greatest Song of our Time is...
Tell us.
Im not talking about a list of your favourite songs, im on about a song that is so good it has a list of its own, if you dont know one, dont post it.
A song so great, if someone asked you in the street to name a good song, you would be proud to write it down on a peice of paper, put it in their pocket and walk off laughing.
Go on. Lets see what the Greatest Song of our Time is...
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Celestine wrote:
> *kisses ass* I lurrve alternative!!
>
> Blink 182 - Miss You ~~>oh yeahhh
> Staind is good jammin.
I prefer Blink when they didn't go on this 'new direction' - simple riffs and powerchords with meaningless lyrics. If you're into happy pop-punk checkout the Dude Ranch album. I replaced my copy I'd had for ages with a real one for just £1.50 on eBay. Well worth that!
> I so much rather hear the greats like Santana, Eric Clapton, ZZTop,
> Van Morrison, The Doors, The Who, Led Zeppy, Journey, Bon Jovi,
> Eagles, Steve Miller Band, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Jimi H, even Bob
> Marley...and I'm sure I can keep going on and on. These are just off
> the top of my head.
Most of those bands/artists aren't exactly of our time though. Classic and influential on our time as they may be.
> *kisses ass* I lurrve alternative!!
>
> Blink 182 - Miss You ~~>oh yeahhh
> Staind is good jammin.
I prefer Blink when they didn't go on this 'new direction' - simple riffs and powerchords with meaningless lyrics. If you're into happy pop-punk checkout the Dude Ranch album. I replaced my copy I'd had for ages with a real one for just £1.50 on eBay. Well worth that!
> I so much rather hear the greats like Santana, Eric Clapton, ZZTop,
> Van Morrison, The Doors, The Who, Led Zeppy, Journey, Bon Jovi,
> Eagles, Steve Miller Band, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Jimi H, even Bob
> Marley...and I'm sure I can keep going on and on. These are just off
> the top of my head.
Most of those bands/artists aren't exactly of our time though. Classic and influential on our time as they may be.
Celestine wrote:
> I so much rather hear the greats like
> Santana - Yep good
> Eric Clapton - Not my favourite
> ZZTop - See above
> Van Morrison - 'king marvellous
> The Doors - Never really heard
> The Who - Too rocky for me
> Led Zeppy - See above
> Journey - Never heard of
> Bon Jovi - Despised
> Eagles - Great
> Steve Miller Band - Not bad
> Deep Purple - Don't know much about
> Jethro Tull - Don't know much, seemed mad
> Jimi H - Is ok s'pose
> even Bob Marley - See Van Morrison
> I so much rather hear the greats like
> Santana - Yep good
> Eric Clapton - Not my favourite
> ZZTop - See above
> Van Morrison - 'king marvellous
> The Doors - Never really heard
> The Who - Too rocky for me
> Led Zeppy - See above
> Journey - Never heard of
> Bon Jovi - Despised
> Eagles - Great
> Steve Miller Band - Not bad
> Deep Purple - Don't know much about
> Jethro Tull - Don't know much, seemed mad
> Jimi H - Is ok s'pose
> even Bob Marley - See Van Morrison
Hedfix wrote:
> Yeah I don't like these lists because it makes me want to put down ALL
> my music because I do actually have a better music collection than
> any of you (200/300 CDs + a couple of gigs of MP3's).
>
> The scary thing is I actually WANT To list all my songs at the moment
> just to get it out the way.
Oh please don't, Heddy.
>
> I have all this stuff no-one's heard of and people need to get hold
> of some dammit!
You're electronica was really good listening. It was so grooveh, dancy feelish. Very nice work.
> Yeah I don't like these lists because it makes me want to put down ALL
> my music because I do actually have a better music collection than
> any of you (200/300 CDs + a couple of gigs of MP3's).
>
> The scary thing is I actually WANT To list all my songs at the moment
> just to get it out the way.
Oh please don't, Heddy.
>
> I have all this stuff no-one's heard of and people need to get hold
> of some dammit!
You're electronica was really good listening. It was so grooveh, dancy feelish. Very nice work.
Yeah I don't like these lists because it makes me want to put down ALL my music because I do actually have a better music collection than any of you (200/300 CDs + a couple of gigs of MP3's).
The scary thing is I actually WANT To list all my songs at the moment just to get it out the way.
I have all this stuff no-one's heard of and people need to get hold of some dammit!
Godhead anyone? Stoopi?
The scary thing is I actually WANT To list all my songs at the moment just to get it out the way.
I have all this stuff no-one's heard of and people need to get hold of some dammit!
Godhead anyone? Stoopi?
Paradox: wrote:
> Definitive doesn't necessarily mean good.
>
> Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
>
> Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is
> in my eyes)
> Staind - It's been a while and Outside
> Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
> Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
*kisses ass* I lurrve alternative!!
Blink 182 - Miss You ~~>oh yeahhh
Staind is good jammin.
I so much rather hear the greats like Santana, Eric Clapton, ZZTop, Van Morrison, The Doors, The Who, Led Zeppy, Journey, Bon Jovi, Eagles, Steve Miller Band, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Jimi H, even Bob Marley...and I'm sure I can keep going on and on. These are just off the top of my head.
> Definitive doesn't necessarily mean good.
>
> Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
>
> Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is
> in my eyes)
> Staind - It's been a while and Outside
> Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
> Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
*kisses ass* I lurrve alternative!!
Blink 182 - Miss You ~~>oh yeahhh
Staind is good jammin.
I so much rather hear the greats like Santana, Eric Clapton, ZZTop, Van Morrison, The Doors, The Who, Led Zeppy, Journey, Bon Jovi, Eagles, Steve Miller Band, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Jimi H, even Bob Marley...and I'm sure I can keep going on and on. These are just off the top of my head.
Didn't know you had music taste :-)
Prodigy are a pretty defining band of our time too actually.
Prodigy are a pretty defining band of our time too actually.
Paradox: wrote:
> Definitive doesn't necessarily mean good.
>
> Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
>
> Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is
> in my eyes)
> Staind - It's been a while and Outside
> Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
> Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
Yep, I agree 100%.
However Nevermind can go in too + many others including Jilted Generation, Appetite for Destruction, www.pitchshifter.com, powertool stigmata, 2000 years of human error etc.
> Definitive doesn't necessarily mean good.
>
> Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
>
> Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is
> in my eyes)
> Staind - It's been a while and Outside
> Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
> Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
Yep, I agree 100%.
However Nevermind can go in too + many others including Jilted Generation, Appetite for Destruction, www.pitchshifter.com, powertool stigmata, 2000 years of human error etc.
Paradox: wrote:
> Celestine wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Anyone who says "Smells like teen spirit" is a fool.
>
> Alright then.."Come as you are." Hehe. :P
>
> i lurrrve nirvannnnaaa
>
> Now Come as you are was a much better song
Agreed although it didn't have such a great intro
> Celestine wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Anyone who says "Smells like teen spirit" is a fool.
>
> Alright then.."Come as you are." Hehe. :P
>
> i lurrrve nirvannnnaaa
>
> Now Come as you are was a much better song
Agreed although it didn't have such a great intro
Celestine wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Anyone who says "Smells like teen spirit" is a fool.
>
> Alright then.."Come as you are." Hehe. :P
>
> i lurrrve nirvannnnaaa
Now Come as you are was a much better song, as was Pennyroyal Tea and Rape me
> Paradox: wrote:
> Anyone who says "Smells like teen spirit" is a fool.
>
> Alright then.."Come as you are." Hehe. :P
>
> i lurrrve nirvannnnaaa
Now Come as you are was a much better song, as was Pennyroyal Tea and Rape me
Definitive doesn't necessarily mean good.
Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is in my eyes)
Staind - It's been a while and Outside
Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
Good songs in my lifetime of being a music fan have got to be:
Limp Bizkit - Take a look around (was good when it came out, still is in my eyes)
Staind - It's been a while and Outside
Green Day - Basket Case (Before they went all 'political')
Blink - everything they recorded, I grew up on blink
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