04-06-2002 05:27									#1
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Whats the song that you love every time you hear it and you will never get sick of? The song that amazes you with its immense beauty.

Mine is an instrumental "Leave that thing alone" by rush. Its the live version from the "different stages" CDs. I havent heard the studio version. I dont even know if there is one. Anyone else know that one?

	04-06-2002 05:31									#2
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Hmm, let's say Loreena McKennitt's The Mystic's Dream for now.

	04-06-2002 05:31									#3
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Oooh, hard to say. Lots of songs sound tired in the wrong context...

But I suppose (yes, this silly) "Get ur Freak On" by Missy Elliott.

	04-06-2002 05:33									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Snapcase Oooh, hard to say. Lots of songs sound tired in the wrong context... But I suppose (yes, this silly) "Get ur Freak On" by Missy Elliott.

*shakes head*

I dunno actually, depends on the mood I am in...

	04-06-2002 05:34									#5
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Nirvana, smells like teen spirit. That was really somthing. Makes me wanna headbang.

Anything from Guns and roses

	04-06-2002 05:34									#6
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"Imperial March"-orchestra by John Williams.

Its one of the only songs that improves my mood every time that I listen to it.

When I'm sad it usually makes me happy.

	04-06-2002 05:34									#7
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Terry Lee Brown jr. - bad house music. It Rocks!
And all time favourite is dj sneak - you can't hide from your bud.
But best for me are kevin saundersons live sets.......

	04-06-2002 05:39									#8
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And Snapcase, you really have no comeback on anyone else for their choice in light of your selection

	04-06-2002 05:44									#9
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Missy Elliot? *shakes head also*

Tough question. Presently, "I Want To Conquor The World" by Bad Religion.

	04-06-2002 05:44									#10
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I don't care what snobs like you think anyway. Get Ur Freak On is the perfect fusion of the Accessible and the Avant-Garde, the future of funk produced and arranged impeccably. Plus it's ****ing catchy.

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Its bollocks

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Compared to your "meaningful" music, I'm sure.

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Probably 'Heartbreaker' by Led Zeppelin.

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I forgot Eye of the tiger, Rocky rules! Always gives me the killer instincts.

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quote: Originally posted by Immortal Wombat Missy Elliot? *shakes head also* Tough question. Presently, "I Want To Conquor The World" by Bad Religion.

A fine choice sir. Do you like any other BR songs?

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quote: Originally posted by Caligastia Whats the song that you love every time you hear it and you will never get sick of? The song that amazes you with its immense beauty.

Given that phrasing the song that came to mind was "Ocean Gypsy" by Renaissance

I still remember the first time I heard it.

	04-06-2002 05:50									#17
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Heaven's Gate, by Sheryl Crow, I suppose.

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The instrumental "Epilogue" by Opeth.

	04-06-2002 05:53									#19
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3 of them:

Santana/Rob Thomas - "Smooth"
The Verve Pipe - "The Freshmen"
Joe Satriani - "Surfing with the Alien"

	04-06-2002 05:54									#20
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All of Third Eye Blind's music. Most recently I've been listening to their three newest unreleased (they have over twice as many unreleased songs as released songs) songs: Faster, Forget Myself, and Invisible.

	04-06-2002 05:56									#21
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Some of you can do better than that, Im not talking about some catchy pop/rock song that takes your fancy every now and then, Im talking about that song that takes you on a sonic rollercoaster ride that you wish would never end. THINK PEOPLE!!!

	04-06-2002 06:00									#22
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Smashing Pumpkins- Cherub Rock
Led Zeppelin- The rain song
Joni Mitchell - A case of you, and many others but she is rather unknown for the majority.
This woman all by herself makes Canada COOL

	04-06-2002 06:02									#23
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Another song I like is-

"Got to Give it Up" by Marvin Gaye.

That song is pimpin!

	04-06-2002 06:03									#24
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I find that to be contradictory, Cali. Most really good songs would be incredibly dull if streched out over more than three or four minutes. Possibly live really long, drawn-out songs can potentially work, but only in the hands of real masters. At home or in a club give me the short and the sharp any time...

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One song only please.

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	04-06-2002 06:06									#27
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There are people who couldn't narrow down their selection, I have the same crisis and thus can't really select a song, it would take a lot longer.

Yeah, I generally prefer something fast and upbeat to something more lingering, as a rule (unless done very well).

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I can listen to Brahms 4th Symphony any day and everyday, always makes me punchy. The 4th movement is my particular fave.

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quote: Originally posted by Snapcase I find that to be contradictory, Cali. Most really good songs would be incredibly dull if streched out over more than three or four minutes. Possibly live really long, drawn-out songs can potentially work, but only in the hands of real masters. At home or in a club give me the short and the sharp any time...

Its not the length of the song that concerns me, but the quality(remember, size doesnt matter). Short and sharp is great too, but I am talking about those really epic sounding songs. Its hard to put into words, but its the kind of song you would be proud to play to people who lived thousands of years ago.

	04-06-2002 06:14									#30
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OH, in that case it'd be "Imperial March"