Your top 5 songs

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
The Forum will only allow three pictures in a post - the same may apply to videos, hence the last two not being embedded....

..maybe split these posts into two, if you want to present things fully..
 

PeterD

ST16 Represent.
All time favourite, I love country music and loved this from the off, it persists as a favourite.

Rufus's cover of his fathers tune, beautiful song.

If you see a man in Stafford wearing a Toby Keith tshirt, its likely to be me, my favourite singer with a song that has associated memories.
 

PeterD

ST16 Represent.
Johnny Cash doing a track that isnt hurt or from his sun era, this is perfection and Anita Carters voice on it makes a great song even better.


Waylon Jennings. Oh yes.
 

arthur

Nixon Garden Neatness
Dreamer – Super tramp

Horace Wimp - ELO

No Where Man - Beatles

Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush

Life On Mars David Bowie

That really made me think i could do a top 20 because there is so mcuh great music out there - i would struggle to do a top 50
 

Noah

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Guess it doesn't matter any more

Don't treat me like a child

Jumping Jack Flash

Rocky Mountain High

Nights in White Satin


today's five, tomorrow's will be different
 

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
Currently.

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神様!! お願い
 

whitelion

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A lot of good choices listed, alas my top five are constantly changing. Surprised nobody picked Agado.
 

Thehooperman

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My top 5 at the moment
Sleepflower - Manics
Life becoming a landslide - Manics
Innocent - Phonics
Rocky mountain way - Joe Walsh
And
25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago, whatever that's about. Happy days even now whatever :)
 

BobClay

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In general I'm not a fan of cover versions and tribute bands, especially of the likes of Pink Floyd, who were a phenomena .. a force of nature.

But I can't deny these lads do a good job on this song, 'Mother' which will always be one of my favourites both musically and lyrically.

 

Glam

Mad Cat Woman
I can't believe I haven't done my top five, love music and always have sumat going in the background .

1. Kirsty MacColl - Soho Square.
2. The Kinks - Celluloid Heroes.
3. The Beautiful South - Worthless Lie.
4. Al Stewart - The Year of the Cat.
5. The Bee Gees - First of May.

The list is endless,and everything apart from the first two can change at anytime.
Just to be morbid, I've even written out what I want done at my funeral, and which songs I would like played.
Had such an arguement with my older sister when Mum died, it int worth it.
 
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