the top 10 songs of all time - list your 10 favourite songs ever by any artist

[freeyourself®]

NoooooOOOOooooOOOOoooOOOoooooooo!!

> Sid Vicious never sang Summertime Blues, he sang Something Else and C'mon
> Everybody

I just ran through two red lights, nearly hit a woman pushing a pram, splashed water all over a guy in a wheelchair,ran down two dogs and hit a pigeon trying to get back before my ghastly blunder was discovered....
You are of course correct, and I was indeed thinking of 'something else, as it were.... although, were I as petty minded and thoroughly despicable as broken, as evidenced by his malicious response to my post, which merely gently poked fun at his schoolboy error, I could have said that when I saw Sid sing during the soundcheck of the last ever UK performance by the Pistols(before the reformation fiascos) which I attended, he sang a cover of Summertime Blues, which I recorded.
The fact is he sang Chinese Rocks and Born To Lose, by, as you know, Johnny Thunders' Heartbreakers.

 

[sigh]

LOL

> Just a few of my Country and Western favourites y'all.

> 1.You're the Reason Our Kids Are So Ugly
> 2. I'm Gonna Build Me a Bar in the Back of My Car and Drive Myself to
> Drink
> 3. How Can I Miss You When You Won't go Away?
> 4. All The Girls Look Prettier at Closing Time
> 5. If Money Talks, It Ain't On Speaking Terms With Me
> 6. Mama Get The Hammer (There's A Fly On Papa's Head)
> 7. When Your Phone Don't Ring It'll Be Me
> 8. You Stole My Wife, You Horse Thief
> 9. I Still Miss You, Baby, But My Aim's Gettin' Better
> 10. I Ran Over My Dog in My Pickup at the Trainstation Comin' Back From My
> Mother's Funeral After I Got Out of Jail, In the Rain

> The last one is tailor made for a Moz cover, don’t you think?

BRILLIANT!

 

[freeyourself®]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!

> did an obese hairmonster just fart? Ok, fair enough - make sure you brush
> them before you go back to bed for your afternoon wank though.

> How glad I am that your clone, the fake freeyourself is now banned from
> this site and unable to post allegations and lies about moz/alain and
> others for a period of 3 weeks. Joy, oh joy.

You had your chance and you blew it (as your stepfather often used to say).

I was prepared to graciously accept defeat, had you noticed my terrible error regarding the Sid Vicious cover (although at least I spelled his name correctly) and I would have considered myself vanquished from this site forever, but no, once again you had to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

btw you silly little man, I have about as much body hair as Morrissey himself, so run along and think of another exciting list post and stop being so wrong about everything all the time.

Or you could always post how Morrissey has AIDS again on the main site.
Dickhead.

 

[Snug]

Re: NoooooOOOOooooOOOOoooOOOoooooooo!!

You must be very old.

 

[darKest staR]

In no particular order, this was so difficult...

The Ramones - I Wanna Be SedateD

Echo & the Bunnymen - The BacK of Love

VelveT UndergrounD - VenuS In Firs

SeX PisTols - Pretty VaCanT

Joy Division - The Eternal

Suede - The ChemistrY Between Us

Buzzcocks - Orgasm AddicT

The Cure - JusT One KiSS

The Smiths - I Don't Owe You AnythinG

Gene - Fighting Fit

 

[freeyourself®]

FAO "Snug" the liar.

> You must be very old.

Older than you I suspect given your childish propensity to lie when there is no need to.

I haven't forgotten how you were boasting about having a copy of the album a couple of weeks ago, but refused to download it (wonder why? oh of course, you didn't want to hurt sales....)

Funny how your "track by track review" was simply a hotch potch of the leaked NME reviews and others we had seen previously, and now I see you are saying you have had 'November 2nd' 12" "since 1995"!

You are nothing more than a pathetic liar.

Now you can resume trolling me using proxies and aliases you f***ing weirdo.

 

[Snug]

Re: FAO "Snug" the liar.

Why is a 48 year old man getting so angry over this, Ian? Remember Bradford?

 

[2jaded]

> In no particular order, this was so difficult...

Like all the songs on your list!

My list:

How Soon Is Now, The Smiths
Losing My Religion - REM
Yes, I Am Blind - Morrissey
That Smiling Face - Camouflage
Fighting Fit - Gene
Shoplifters of the World Unite - The Smiths
Let It Be - The Beatles
Three Imaginary Boys - The Cure
By The Sea - Suede
The Man With The Child In His Eyes - Kate Bush

 

[dazzak]

What's with the smurf-era Suede. Dog Man Star all the way! Can't stand Coming Up.

 

[freeyourself®]

Re: FAO "Snug" the liar.

> Why is a 48 year old man getting so angry over this, Ian? Remember
> Bradford?

I'm 44, my name is Paul and you are a worthless lying anonymous scumbag.

Why don't you prove me wrong and post a pic with your ROTT promo and November 2nd 12" side by side.

You could even appear in the photo yourself.

But that isn't ever gonna happen is it, you cowardly lying toerag.

Now f*** off and pester someone else with your lies and stupidity.

 

[huh?]

Re: FAO "Snug" the liar.

> Why is a 48 year old man getting so angry over this, Ian? Remember
> Bradford?

lol fys is ian now is he?
now i've heard it all, this place cracks me up.

 

[darKest staR]

Thank you... It was a toss up bewteen, Fighting Fit and Speak To Me Someone

Three Imaginary Boys is a great songggg.. I need another ten to pick at least and I'd still probably change my mind lol

 

[darKest staR]

That song holds special memories for me..

 

[Math Tinder]

Metal Guru isn't obscure, though...

It also went to #1. 20th Century Boy is fantastic, but I do prefer Metal Guru.

love, math+

 

[Kanoshiro]

> 1 righteous brothers - unchained melody
> 2 voodoo chile - jimi hendrix
> 3 summertime blues - eddie cochrane
> 4 heroes - david bowie
> 5 paranoid android - radiohead
> 6 bohemian rhapsody - queen
> 7 i know it's over - the smiths
> 8 wild horses - the rolling stones
> 9 all along the watchtower - jimi hendrix
> 10 life on mars? - david bowie

> i'm sure there are those i forgot too

> bubbling under: you know i couldn't last - morrissey, space oddity -
> bowie, purple haze - hendrix, you and airbarg - radiohead, you've lost
> that loving feeling - righteous bros, mr tamborine man and everybody's
> been burned - the byrds, handsome devil - the smiths, like a rolling stone
> - bob dylan

1. There Is Light That Never Goes Out - The Smiths
2. Alibi - Duncan Sheik
3. Joga - Bjork
4. Possession - Sarah McLachlan
5. Hymn - Duncan Sheik
6. Sweet Home Alabama - Lynnyrd Skynnard
7. Bigmouth Strikes Again - The Smiths
8. Better Together - Jack Johnson
9. Let It Be Me - Rosie Thomas
10. The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get - Morrissey

 

[dallow_bg]

Just a few of the best songs of all time.

As of March 9th.

Without at least a week's worth of thought, I can't make a real, representative list of my favorites.

This is just off the top of my head.

The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset (probably the most perfect pop song ever made)
Murray Head - She Was Perfection (comes close to above)
John Kongos - I Love Mary
David Bowie - Five Years
Dr. Alimantado - Born For A Purpose (best reggae song ever)
The Smiths - I Know It's Over (too powerful, i rarely listen to it)
Love - You Set The Scene (at the moment)
Lou Reed - Perfect Day (you just keep me hanging on...)
The Beach Boys - You Still Believe In Me
Orange Juice - Tender Object (conveys a sense of motion SO well, makes me dizzy)

 

[Leader Of The Ring Tormentors]

1. There Is A Light - The Smiths
2. Country Feedback - REM
3. Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles
4. Live Forever - Oasis
5. Heroes - David Bowie
6. Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
7. Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
8. Waterfall - Stone Roses
9. Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
10. God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols

 

[matto]

wow, amazing responses. you peoples have good taste.

this is what I tend to put on mix tapes or cds nowadays:

1. talking heads - this must be the place
2. brian eno - variation on johann pachabel's canon in d major (any one of them)
3. barry sakharov - the end theme from the "saint clara" soundtrack, I don't know the name, it's in hebrew
4. smiths - there is something or other that never goes out
5. whoever the composer is - angkor wat theme, from the "in the mood for love" soundtrack
6. siouxsie and the banshees - rhapsody
7. velvet underground - white light/white heat
8. dirty three - i really should have gone out last night
9. pixies - where is my mind
10. david bowie - rock and roll suicide

 

[hill street trolling blues]

Re: oh man

> in no order. NB No Smiths/ Moz list. Not definitive either

> Shipbuilding – Robert Wyatt
> Killing Moon- Echo & The Bunnymen
> Life On Mars- David Bowie
> God Only Knows- The Beach Boys
> Jesus Children Of America- Stevie Wonder
> Unfinished Sympathy- Massive Attack
> Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)-Marvin Gaye
> Lucky- Radiohead
> Made Of Stone – The Stone Roses
> Jackie- Scott Walker

M8 you are wicked. Je t'aime.

I LOOK AT YOU I WENT TO CUBA AND somewhere theres a someone who can soothe me, lucy in Vietnam, If I can
I'd give you my heart
tHATS
IF
I
HAD
ONE

 

[freeyourself® .]

Paul why do you expose yourself to ridicule on here continually?

http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/3643/what31lf.jpg

I do not understand why you continually return to this board only to be humiliated further.

You must get some perverse pleasure from being seen as the lowest of the low.




Paul's bloated, pencil-dick self