Crazy Train -- Ozzy
Whole Hearted -- Extreme (met my hubby when that song was playing)
The Dance -- Garth Brooks (the first song we ever danced to)
The Way You Look Tonight -- Frank Sinatra
Live Like You Were Dying -- Tim McGraw (my mother-in-law is dying and she wants my husband's band to sing this at her funeral)

Good picks, Terrared. As you've probably noticwed by now, feel free to add/modify your selections. 5 is too limiting, but I can't change the title of the thread.

Ozzy: Now that brings back some memories.

One for the road.

Stevie Nicks - Say You Will
Johnny Cash - Boy Named Sue
Led Zepplin - Stairway To Heaven
Janis Joplin - Take A Piece Of My Heart
the doors - People Are Strange

What a great thread! Music is the tie that binds many kinds of people.

Doolin Dalton- Eagles
The Last Resort-Eagles
Hotel California- Eagles
Ol 55- Eagles
Desperado-Eagles
Seven Bridges Road- Eagles


I am in kind of an Eagles mood tonight, anyone want to join me?

I agree... 5's a very small # when you are talking about music! Here's my "starter" list...

"Say 'I Love You' in a Song" - Jim Croce
"Come a Little Bit Closer" - Jay & The Americans
"Yesterday" - Beatles
"Happy Together" - Turtles
"The Change" - Garth Brooks
"Going to Change the World" - Chris Cornell
"The Difference" - Matchbox Twenty

O.K... so I know that's a little more than 5.. and I could've added so many more! To semi-quote a movie.. "I could no sooner pick a favorite star in the heavens!"...

Time in a Bottle- Jim Croce
Into the Mystic- Van Morrison
Tangled up in Blue- Bob Dylan
A better Man- Clint Black
California Promises- Jimmy Buffett
False Echos- Jimmy buffett
Gypsies in the Palace- Jimmy buffett

five is so short of a list. this is way to hard for me to cut the songs down to just 5 but here it goes.
1. my own prison-creed
2. happy-mudvayne
3. over now- alice in chains
4. its a wonderful day- sarah brightman
5. 4 seasons- nami amoru

Tangled Up In Blue ... that's a classic. So is Subterranean Homesick Blues.

Reducing your favs to five is such a "cruel, cruel" rule this "summer."

Of the 30 or so Beatles songs I can't live without, this one is way up there with In My Life in the pantheon of choicest cuts.

Desperado (Eagles)
I Wanna Know what Love Is (Foreigner)
But for the Grace of God Go I ( Keith Urban ~sigh~)
It's the Simple Things in Life ( Kenny Chesney)

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Tangled up in Blue is one of my all time favorites that ya never hear on the airwaves anymore, except maybe on Sunday morning over easy.

Another great "blue" song is King of Blue by Miles Davis. That album, a good magazine/book and some red wine is a great combination for those days when you just want to unwind a bit.

I'm listening to Firefall's greatest hits right now. If you want to move your CDs to your computer, I highly recommend iTunes available from Apple Computer at itunes.com. The interface is phenomenal, it has an integrated music store for purchasing music legally (some with videos, too) and it lets you make playlists and even burn custom compilation CDs.

Oh Wouldn't It Be Loverly - Audrey Hepburn
"All I want is room some where, Far away from the cold night air, With one enormous chair, Oh wouldn't it be loverly?...Someone's 'ead restin' on my knee, Warm an' tender as 'e can be,Who takes good care of me. Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?" And it is

Good song sung by a great actress. Today I visited the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum and caught a glimpse of Ms. Audrey Hepburn. Upstairs at the Omniplex is good adult fodder.

Okay jazz lovers, don't laugh but I heard a threesome yesterday...
(that's heard a threesome, not had a threesome lol)

anyway.... I'm adding this to my list:

Patience -Guns and Roses
November Rain -Guns and Roses
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin

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[quote=Karried]Okay jazz lovers, don't laugh but I heard a threesome yesterday...
(that's heard a threesome, not had a threesome lol)

Karrie, I kinda thought you had a wild side

tee hee, not that wild!

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Awwwwwwwwwww, sheesh

I heard November Rain a few days ago, and it made me think, it is for Guns and Roses what Stairway to Heaven is for Led Zeppelin, Hotel California for the Eagles, and Freebird for Lynyrd Skynryd - the long definitive piece.

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This morning the rain has down. I need some Rattleshake Shake from a great band with Peter Green, Danny Kerwin, Jeremy Spencer and two other guys ... John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, years before Fleetwood Mac jumped the pond and formed a supergroup with Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham in California.

Here Comes The Rain Again - Annie Lennox

Ohhh - that's a good one. Saw Annie on some special a few weeks ago - oh maybe it was Live 8.

Karla