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Mon 30 Aug, 2004 01:28 am
ever heard a song that was so amazingly great that you just had to freeze the whole time and listen to it? like if you moved or took a breath the amazingness would disappear and it would never come back?
i mean there's Revolution 9 by the Beatles- it's so weird and scary and stuff that you're afraid to do anything else until after it's over
and pinball wizard by the who- but it's not like it's so great that you have to stop what you're doing. it just happens to be better than life itself, but who cares?
lalalalalalalalala ooh-hoo-hoo
Yup. Siegfried's Funeral March from Der Gotterdamerung by Wagner moved me to hysterical tears the first time that I heard it.
Keep Me in Your Heart for a While - Warren Zevon, written just before he died.
I felt that way first time I heard the following:
Ray Charles, I Can't Stop Loving You
Ray Charles, Georgia
Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited - entire album
Jean Grae - Love song
Oh man this song is beautiful, she's like one of the most lyrical musicians you will ever come across. And the production just seems to fit too perfectly with her voice, it's just a beautiful song
Calling My Children Home- Written by Doyle Lawson, Charles Waller & Robert Yates. I've heard it performed by various people, but I love Emmylou Harris's version best.
Yes indeedy Swimpy. I knew you'd come up with a winner. These guys are known as The Country Gentlemen and they played for years at The Red Fox Inn in Bethesda Maryland. Many's a time I heard them do this neo-gospel tune.
Bobby 'Blue' Bland's take of "They call it Stormy Monday"
'Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground' -Blind Willie Johnson
Local H's cover of the Guided by Voices song "Smothered in Hugs" as it appeared on the Sling Blade soundtrack
Yep. Loved the movie too.
Bobby Bland's Turn On Your Lovelight
panzade wrote:Cav's taken
Hopefully not in the Spielberg TV series way....
turn on your lovelight, didn't the grateful dead do a cover of that?