ndluv
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Post by ndluv on Nov 11, 2005 23:50:10 GMT -5
Hey all. Thought it would be fun to post what our all time favorite songs are other than anything done by Lovehammers or Marty. Might give us some insight into each others personalities.  |
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ndluv
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Post by ndluv on Nov 11, 2005 23:51:10 GMT -5
A song that I would say is one of my favorites is "Hey Jealousy" by Gin Blossoms.
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julianah
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Post by julianah on Nov 12, 2005 1:27:28 GMT -5
My favourite song depends on my mood. Sentimental: Thunder Road - Springsteen Head Banging: You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC Hot, Hot, Hot!: Queen Bee - Taj Mahal Homesick: A Bang on the Ear - The Waterboys Nostalgic: Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order In Need of a Good Cry: In Spite of All the Damage - The Be Good Tanyas Dreamy: Lady Stardust - Bowie Wistful: California Stars - Billy Bragg & Wilco Drunk and Giggly: P*ss Up A Rope - Ween Drunk and Senimental: L.A. Song - Beth Hart Drunk and in the Mood: When the Levee Breaks - Zeppelin I really don't get drunk as often as this list may imply.  |
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Post by chk on Nov 12, 2005 2:27:31 GMT -5
One by U2. best song ever written.
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ndavis021410
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Post by ndavis021410 on Nov 12, 2005 8:28:22 GMT -5
Boston...More Than A Feeling....No matter what kind of mood I'm in...That song will always be turned up and thoroughly enjoyed....Later All
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Robin
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Post by Robin on Nov 12, 2005 16:18:43 GMT -5
Boston...More Than A Feeling....No matter what kind of mood I'm in...That song will always be turned up and thoroughly enjoyed....Later All |
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Post by joey on Nov 12, 2005 18:10:51 GMT -5
Pearl Jam: Jeremy; Alive; Black; Rearview Mirror
U2: One (and so many others - New Year's Day; Fly; Bad)
PJ & U2 are my 2 favorite bands of all time. Now because of Marty I have 3 favorite bands of all time - Lovehammers make 3!
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Post by taxegirl on Nov 12, 2005 21:28:59 GMT -5
Garden, Used to Love Her - GNR
Gasoline, Fade, Love Her, 69 Tea, oh just everything - SEETHER
Blooze - Junkyard
Famous Monster - Saliva
It's Been Awhile - Staind
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Post by aussiefan on Nov 13, 2005 5:43:38 GMT -5
Hey ndluv, Great thread topic Will get back to you with my faves, I have so many I really must think about this before I post my reply. Raincheck  Helen |
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henry
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Post by henry on Nov 13, 2005 16:34:04 GMT -5
Boston...More Than A Feeling....No matter what kind of mood I'm in...That song will always be turned up and thoroughly enjoyed....Later All Robin: Went to see Bryan Adams last month (with Def Leppard) -he was really funny. He said that he never said anything about it being "19" 69. Went on to joke about it being totally about his summer of 69 with his girlfriend! I was surprised how personable he was with the audience - good show! |
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julianah
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Post by julianah on Nov 13, 2005 17:20:37 GMT -5
Bryan Adams: Summer of '69 does that for me! Even if I'm in my truck and that song comes on---I crank it up! Robin: Went to see Bryan Adams last month (with Def Leppard) -he was really funny. He said that he never said anything about it being "19" 69. Went on to joke about it being totally about his summer of 69 with his girlfriend! I was surprised how personable he was with the audience - good show! I went to see Bryan Adams when I was in Grade 10. It was the year that he released Summer of 69 and Heaven. I remember being so excited about going to that concert, but I don't actually remember anything about it. We got caught in a snowstorm on the way home and ended up getting in a car crash. Nobody was hurt, but we were 100 km from home and had to hitch-hike. The concert is a total blur; I just remember how cold it was on the side of the highway.  Edited: because Marty has turned my brain to mush. I actually typed "went to see Marty when I was in Grade 10"... Marty would have been 13 then.  |
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Post by chk on Nov 13, 2005 23:57:04 GMT -5
julianah, once again I am laughing hard. I think we saw Bryan Adams at the same time -- although when I saw him he opened for Journey. I just remember that he told some really raunchy somewhat offensive story about a girlfriend after which my stepmother refused to sing, dance, stand or applaud. Weird day...must call therapist now!!! lol  |
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julianah
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Post by julianah on Nov 14, 2005 0:00:05 GMT -5
julianah, once again I am laughing hard. I think we saw Bryan Adams at the same time -- although when I saw him he opened for Journey. I just remember that he told some really raunchy somewhat offensive story about a girlfriend after which my stepmother refused to sing, dance, stand or applaud. Weird day...must call therapist now!!! lol Was it 1986? When I saw him Luba opened for him. Do you remember her? She had sound problems and was singing and dancing for a few minutes without her mic turned on. It was hilarious. I would have rather seen Journey. P.S. I'm smoking some more salmon for you. Edited: because I typed 1996 instead of '86. Having a flashback; missed a whole decade; thought I was still 25. |
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Post by sparkysdream on Nov 14, 2005 4:47:19 GMT -5
My favourite song changes a lot, but here goes: Nirvana: Heart Shaped Box, Lithium, About A Girl Cure: Pictures of You Smiths: How Soon is Now, That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore Green Day: Jesus of Suburbia Triffids: Wide Open Road, Lonely Stretch Hmmm. I don't seem to like any happy songs. Someone needs to cover This Town so I can include it.  |
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Post by polarfan on Nov 14, 2005 14:29:38 GMT -5
Garden, Used to Love Her - GNR Gasoline, Fade, Love Her, 69 Tea, oh just everything - SEETHER Blooze - Junkyard Famous Monster - Saliva It's Been Awhile - Staind Hey someone besides me remembers Junkyard?? I loved them... Depressed...Run by Snow Patrol, Cuts You Up Peter Murphy Going to work...For Whom the Bells Toll by Metallica Coming from work...Sick of It All by The Distillers Happy... Holiday by the Other Ones Going to Sleep...Trinity by The Start Note no in the "mood" music must keep myself out of the mood or be constantly reminded I have no one to be in the "mood" with...  |
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julianah
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Post by julianah on Nov 14, 2005 15:36:35 GMT -5
Listening to the LH has actually inspired me to dig out some music I hadn't listened to in years. Last night I noticed that "Into the Deep End" reminds me a lot of the Smiths so I went looking for some of my old Smiths CDs and ended up finding "Infected" by The The. I haven't listened to that album in years. I had forgotten how much I love it. I listened to the title track over and over again on the way home from work today. The LH have gotten me excited about music again.  |
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henry
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Post by henry on Nov 15, 2005 15:07:35 GMT -5
Robin: Went to see Bryan Adams last month (with Def Leppard) -he was really funny. He said that he never said anything about it being "19" 69. Went on to joke about it being totally about his summer of 69 with his girlfriend! I was surprised how personable he was with the audience - good show! I went to see Bryan Adams when I was in Grade 10. It was the year that he released Summer of 69 and Heaven. I remember being so excited about going to that concert, but I don't actually remember anything about it. We got caught in a snowstorm on the way home and ended up getting in a car crash. Nobody was hurt, but we were 100 km from home and had to hitch-hike. The concert is a total blur; I just remember how cold it was on the side of the highway. Edited: because Marty has turned my brain to mush. I actually typed "went to see Marty when I was in Grade 10"... Marty would have been 13 then. Heaven was mine and hubby's first dance song at our wedding in 1986. It was really cool to hear him sing it live last month. Oh dear - getting all sentimental now. |
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henry
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Post by henry on Nov 15, 2005 17:16:15 GMT -5
 OK, I can't commit to favorite songs, because it would have to be categorized (running, love making, relaxing, etc.) However, my guilty pleasure songs - ones that I can play over and over and over again are, and this is going back some: Silent Lucidity by Queensryche Love Song by Tesla Fun and Games by the Connels Love Song by the Cure I will never get sick of these songs no matter how many times I play them in a row and how much my husband keeps begging me to stop!
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julianah
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Post by julianah on Nov 15, 2005 19:04:21 GMT -5
OK, I can't commit to favorite songs, because it would have to be categorized (running, love making, relaxing, etc.) However, my guilty pleasure songs - ones that I can play over and over and over again are, and this is going back some: Silent Lucidity by Queensryche Love Song by Tesla Fun and Games by the Connels Love Song by the Cure I will never get sick of these songs no matter how many times I play them in a row and how much my husband keeps begging me to stop! Ah, Silent Lucidity. I love that song. Haven't listened to it in years. Off to dig through my CD collection again. Thanks for reminding me. |
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ndluv
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Post by ndluv on Nov 16, 2005 22:33:57 GMT -5
A local radio station here plays Silent Lucidity about every day. I so love that song. I think Marty would do a fantastic job with that song.
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