Thread Devoted To Sharing Your Favorite Albums And Songs - 2018

[RajaNMizu]

Fresh from seeing Bohemian Rhapsody, here's a clip of Killer Queen, one of their earlier hits and Delilah, a song he wrote for his favorite cat.

 

[Elphaba09]

I listen to a lot of different types of music. I cannot say that I exactly have a favorite; however, I a particularly found of Florence and the Machine.

 

[Elphaba09]

Oh, and these!

 

[PushPurrCatPaws]

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[kashmir64]

Oh, and these!

I have watched the Doctor sing 500 miles, so, so many times.

 

[Elphaba09]

Okay. I have more. No one can sing it like Dolly, but Miley Cyrus's version is actually pretty fantastic.




If you are afraid of clowns, cover the screen and listen:



And, finally, "Sail." This also ties in with my thread about tv series and movies. If you have not watched "Longmire," you might want to consider it.

 

[PushPurrCatPaws]

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[1 bruce 1]

Margret it DOES look like a chorus line fell over. It's like a conga line of fainting goats. That are still laughing!

My finesse with words is a lot like a bulls finesse in a china shop but I think it was Mother Teresa that once said something like "if you're nice and someone craps on it, be nice anyway."
Haven't heard this one in forever but heard it earlier, and it's got a good message to it.

 

[Resigned]

Currently listening to Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas music. The best!!

 

[Margret]

I'm very fond of Chuck Mangione's music - I find it to be beautiful and lively without making me feel jittery, and this is one of my favorites:

As for this, I think it's actually a full album; it's over an hour long, and every bit of it is beautiful:

And if you click on the YouTube button in the bottom right of this one you'll find that it's just the first song in a play list. The album is called "Gorillas in the Mix," and all the "instruments" are animal and insect sounds - in the one place where they actually needed words the words were supplied by a parrot.

About using a solar sail for space travel - the author and singer is Kathy Mar:

And as far as I'm concerned, this song is a hymn. Once again, the singer is Kathy Mar, but the song was written by Don Simpson.

And let's not forget this one:

Margret

 

[foxxycat]

@1CatOverTheLine I had just picked up one of Jason Aldean's CDs on ebay. I was trying to find some new country music to buy and came across this song.
I hadn't heard it in awhile.

M maggiedemi yes Bon Jovi is a good choice.

Someone posted poison love song every rose has its thorns was one I used to play over and over.

 

[azpops]

Love the 80's ...




Pops

 

[foxxycat]

I like West End Girls by Pet Shop boys

 

[azpops]

This is the last, then it's goodnight!




Have a GREAT day!

Pops

 

[PushPurrCatPaws]

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[maggiedemi]

foxxycat --You guys are really getting me into Jason Aldean. I prefer serious songs instead of joke songs, but I didn't realize he had so many serious songs.

Elphaba09 --OneRepublic is one of my favorite bands! We definitely need to post more of their music.

1 bruce 1 --I love that Tim McGraw song. That was written by Lori McKenna. She's a great singer and she also wrote these 2 songs by Faith Hill below:

Stealing Kisses by Faith Hill

Fireflies by Faith Hill

 

[maggiedemi]

I'm posting these 2 videos for another site member.
She said to say "From an old lady with a poor memory".

Since I Don't Have You by Simon & Garfunkel

What A Wonderful World by Art Garfunkel

 

[Aieko]

I listen to a ton of songs with lots of different genres, but I do have a current favorite;


I adore this song. It bears a deep meaning.

Then there is this;


OneRepublic is great, I love their songs.

 

[1 bruce 1]

Oh yeah, Twister, too!

 

[1 bruce 1]

I have so many from Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Ac/Dc and a whole lot others.
But these are my favorites that just go to the soul for me.

It's a weird video, but the song is great

Hey, U2!
I mean the band, not "U2, kashmir64 !"...
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(That intro with that riff. Excellent! )