10 Favourite songs

[deezel]

tough one, but here's the winning entrance in no particular order...

Like a Hurricane - Neil Young

Cowboy Movie - David Crosby

Ode to Sad Disco - Mark Lanegan

Wishing Well - Free

Guinnevere - Crosby, Stills and Nash

The Woods - Wave Pictures

Louisiana Sunday Afternoon - Diane Schuur

Burning Down the House - Talking Heads

Life During Wartime - Talking Heads

River - Joni Mitchell

EPIC FAIL

Two (2) off of the same artist(s) there.[/quote]

One of them is from an Live album, t'other is from an Studio album

...i'll bring in Calling You by Holly Cole Trio off of the bench

[chalky-ncfc]

tough one, but here's the winning entrance in no particular order...

Like a Hurricane - Neil Young

Cowboy Movie - David Crosby

Ode to Sad Disco - Mark Lanegan

Wishing Well - Free

Guinnevere - Crosby, Stills and Nash

The Woods - Wave Pictures

Louisiana Sunday Afternoon - Diane Schuur

Burning Down the House - Talking Heads

Life During Wartime - Talking Heads

River - Joni Mitchell

EPIC FAIL

Two (2) off of the same artist(s) there.[/quote]

One of them is from an Live album, t'other is from an Studio album

...i'll bring in Calling You by Holly Cole Trio off of the bench[/quote]

But they are still the same artists singing...

[moorlad]

Interestingly, Deez, with Talking heads opens an can off of worms for me. The old where did punk rock come from debite. Did it originate in America and work it's way over here, or was the UK subculture there already waiting for an bit off of an push. Interestingly the New York (mainly) bands, like Patti Smith, Talking Heads, Television, the Dolls, The Ramones etc are all mainly of middle class backgrounds, they're reacting against American middle class values. In Britain, no doubt influenced by some off of the American bands, it was mainly young working class people against what was the established way off of things.

The music over here though was heavily influenced by the yanks. Look when some off of the American bands (Ramones, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, the Dolls and the Velvet Underground) started. All before the UK bands, and they were all deeing what I'd describe as punk music. It's just perhaps there's different cultural things between the two countries, whereas in the US it

[kel_]

Like a Prayer - Madonna

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LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[moorlad]

Here's my one off ofs then...

Hammerless Nail - New Bomb Turks
Crucify - Tori Amos
Unbelievable Things - Superchunk
Like a Prayer - Madonna
Could You Be The One? - Husker Du
Jacket Hangs - The Blue Aeroplanes
Looking for Lewis & Clark - The Long Ryders
in Shreds - The Chameleons
Beasley Street - John Cooper Clarke
Under The Folding Branches - The Veils

****, Husker Du, how did I forget, and the geet Johnny Clarke, oh dear ten (10) is neewhere near enough.

[moorlad]

Like a Prayer - Madonna

lol[/quote]

Judge not lest ye be judged.

[kel_]

Like a Prayer - Madonna

lol[/quote]

Judge not lest ye be judged.[/quote]

I'll most probs be ridiculed for mine as I'm geet younger than youse lot and most will be post 90's. I might chuck in an Beatles number or summat.

[chalky-ncfc]

Ive just dug out my copy of Wayne County`s Blatantly Offenize ep thats got Toilet Love on it and i had forgotten that it was on the flip side,the first track on the A side is...**** Off...

[moorlad]

I willn't be able to ridicule youse 'cos I willn't of heard any off of them, especially if they're geet homlord songs like I suspect they may be.

[moorlad]

Ive just dug out my copy of Wayne County`s Blatantly Offenize ep thats got Toilet Love on it and i had forgotten that it was on the flip side,the first track on the A side is...**** Off...

If you don't want to **** me baby, baby **** off.