Kevin's Watch

Really? I never pictured him on the radio. But North to Alaska was good.

I just have an old cassette tape.

True Faith - New Order
Enjoy the Silence - Depeche Mode
In your Wildest Dreams - Moody Blues
Cattle Grind - the Revolting Cocks
Big Country - Big Country
Land of Rape and Honey - Ministry
Hungry like the Wolf - Duran Duran
Thunderbirds are Coming Out - TISM (nice to know you like them too, Landwaster)
Bittersweet Symphony - the Verve
Regret - New Order

(Please ignore)

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Small update to my list:

1. Kashmir, Led Zeppelin
2. Across The Universe, The Beatles
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Pink Floyd
4. Something, The Beatles
5. While My Guitar Gently Weeps, The Beatles

6. A White Shade Of Pale, Procol Haurm
7. Brain Damage, Pink Floyd
8. Black Hole Sun, Soundgarden
9. Dancing Days, Led Zeppelin
10. Lithium, Nirvana

Damn I so need a new top 10.
In no order:

-Comfortably Numb; Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd
-The Love Song, The Cure
-Riders on the Storm; When the Music's Over; Strange Days, all by the Doors (I couldn't just pick one of their songs! LOL)
-Today; Soma; The End is the Beginning is the End; 1979, all by Smashing Pumpkins
-Aneurysm; About a Girl; the Man Who Sold the World, Nirvana
- Help!; Something; Come Together, the Beatles

Ahh and so many more. I can't pick just ten as demonstrated by my rule-breaking, yet incomplete, list above.

Top 10? heh. 'guess I could list a very top band with a very top song of theirs? in...three diff cats?

*Metal/Rock/Alt*
Metallica: Thorn Within
Zeppelin: Misty Mountain Hop
Newsboys: He Reigns
Shinedown: Fly From the Inside
Breaking Benjamin: Evil Angel
Chevelle: Vitamen D
Trust Company: Hover
Linkin Park: Nobody's Listening
Counting Crows: A Murder of One
30 Seconds To Mars: The Kill

*Rap*
BBD: Poison
ABC: Iesha
NERD: Lap Dance
Scarface: Never Seen A Man Cry
Naughty by Nature: OPP
Jay-Z: Can I Get A
Nelly: Air Force Ones
C & C: Gonna Make You Sweat
Fabolous: Holla Back
Kanye West: Gold Digger

*R&B/Soul*
JT: Like I Love You
TLC: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Boyz II Men: Water Runs Dry
PM Dawn: Looking Through Patient Eyes
Beyonce's Child: Lose My Breath
En Vogue: Don't Let Go
Mike: Will You Be There
Mario: Let Me Love You
Usher: Caught Up
Lauryn Hill: Doo Wop

In no particular order....

Shine On You Crazy Diamond-Pink Floyd
Achilles Last Stand-Led Zeppelin
High Hopes-Pink Floyd
Turn To Stone-Joe Walsh
Wonderland-Big Country
Me Wise Magic-Van Halen
Subdivisions-Rush
Another Hit and Run-Def Leppard
The Wizard-Black Sabbath
2 Minutes to Midnight-Iron Maiden

In no particular order (and I just couldn't get it down to 10):

Van Morrison - Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart
Carly Simon - Let The River Run
Tom Waites - Swordfishtrombone
Sally Oldfield - Mirrors
Daniel Amos - Beautiful One
Cowboy Junkies - Misguided Angel
Dire Straits - Love Over Gold
Peter Gabriel - Salsbury Hill
Mike Batt - Caravans
Terry Scott Taylor - A Briefing For The Ascent
Magna Carta - Lord Of The Ages
Jim Steinman - Lost Boys And Golden Girls

Edge wrote: Daniel Amos - Beautiful One
Terry Scott Taylor - A Briefing For The Ascent

You know about DA? I thought I was the only one.......

dANdeLION wrote:

Edge wrote: Daniel Amos - Beautiful One
Terry Scott Taylor - A Briefing For The Ascent

You know about DA? I thought I was the only one.......

Hey, I thought I was the only one!

I love their music! I have everything DA ever recorded. And all Terry Scott Taylor's solo stuff, plus most of what he's produced for other artists.

We'll have to compare collections; I know I have something you don't because TST never released it, and all the DA, Swirling Eddies, and TST, but I don't think I have all the Lost Dogs.

dANdeLION wrote:We'll have to compare collections; I know I have something you don't because TST never released it, and all the DA, Swirling Eddies, and TST, but I don't think I have all the Lost Dogs.

Now you have me intrigued! What do you have that he didn't release, and how did you get your paws on it?

I also have all Swirling Eddies, but I'm missing a couple of Lost Dogs albums. Oh, and there's one DA track I haven't been able to get hold of - 'Orphans of God' from the Mark Heard tribute album. And I don't have 'The Revelation', but that's basically a remix of the second half of 'Shotgun Angel' afaik.

If you remember back in '78, they signed on Larry Norman's label, and recorded Horrendous Disk, which sat in limbo for almost 3 years due to disagreements between them and Larry. The original bassist quit, but before he did, they contemplated going mainstream, and recorded ten tracks; maybe more, but all I have are ten. Anyway, they decided against going mainstream, but somebody got hold of those tracks and made copies for a few friends. I happen to be a friend of one of those friends. I haven't talked about it because I didn't want to make Terry angry, but I've seen some of those tracks mentioned on his site, so I'm assuming the cat's out of the bag. And, I doubt Terry's ever been on this site, anyway.

If you're into modern pop music this song is all you'll ever need.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpB_40hYjXU

dANdeLION wrote:If you remember back in '78, they signed on Larry Norman's label, and recorded Horrendous Disk, which sat in limbo for almost 3 years due to disagreements between them and Larry. The original bassist quit, but before he did, they contemplated going mainstream, and recorded ten tracks; maybe more, but all I have are ten. Anyway, they decided against going mainstream, but somebody got hold of those tracks and made copies for a few friends. I happen to be a friend of one of those friends. I haven't talked about it because I didn't want to make Terry angry, but I've seen some of those tracks mentioned on his site, so I'm assuming the cat's out of the bag. And, I doubt Terry's ever been on this site, anyway.

I'm interested to know if some of those are maybe the tracks that landed up on the compilation Shirley, Goodness and Misery - i.e., So Certain, Little Things, Off My Mind and possibly Fairy Tale? The last is noted as an outtake from Horrendous Disk, but the other three are just noted as being demos recorded in 1981, which seems to fit.

Vader wrote:If you're into modern pop music this song is all you'll ever need.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpB_40hYjXU

That's pure gold!

An impossible task, but taking various factors into consideration, and in no particular order, and liable to change next time I listen to music....

1. Waterfall, Stone Roses
2. Isla de Enchanta, The Pixies
3. Bottle of Smoke, The Pogues
4. Freak Scene, Dinosaur Jr
5. Pauline's Song, Rory McLeod
6. Sword of Light, The Horslips
7. Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space, Spiritualised
8. Delicious Demon, The Sugarcubes
9. Girl From Mars, Ash
10. Shoot Me Up (The 12 step plan), Alabama 3


Here's the video for Cash's Hurt....(which nearly made it onto my list)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o22eIJDtKho

Edge wrote:I'm interested to know if some of those are maybe the tracks that landed up on the compilation Shirley, Goodness and Misery - i.e., So Certain, Little Things, Off My Mind and possibly Fairy Tale? The last is noted as an outtake from Horrendous Disk, but the other three are just noted as being demos recorded in 1981, which seems to fit.

I don't think so, but now that you mention it, I don't have Shirley, Goodness and Misery...at least, not yet.

Type O Negative Gravitational Constant: G = 6.67 X 10^-8 Cm^-3 Gm^-1 Sec^-2
Neurosis Souls at Zero
Sheer Terror A Tale of Moran
Dropkick Murphys Barroom Hero
Cock Sparrer Take 'Em All
Agnostic Front Gotta Go
Motörhead Motorhead
David Bowie Cygnet Committee
The Beatles Sgt Peppers
KISS Black Diamond

Musical taste may change but stripes on a tiger don't wash away. Respect your roots.