Originally posted by Alpha10"Roy Orbison's singing for the lonely..."
Ok...Thunder Road...understood, but how can you forget Free Bird? Spanish Castle Magic? Behind Blue Eyes?
"It's a town full of losers and I'm pulling out of here to win..."
These two sentences, above all else, rocked my world as a youth. There's no way any other rock song can replace them for me.
The same goes for "Murder in a red barn", as I grew up (in my twenties) I listened to lots of poetry, lots of lyrics and I read lots of material, but nothing stuck out like the sentences:
"Roadkill has its seasons just like anything, there's possums in the autumn and there's farm cats in the spring..."
and:
"Noone's asking Carl about the axe with blood stains in the barn,
There's always some killing you've got to do around the farm"
and:
"There's nothing wrong with a lady drinking alone in a room"
Especially with that vague tune going on behind it.
As for the rap song, for me it's a toss up between the intro to: "Where's me jumper" by the Sultans of ping FC and Dylan's "Subtereannean homesick blues".
I opt for the latter because it probably has one of the best and first video clips ever created.
Originally posted by Alpha10Rock-(excluding both The Beatles and Elvis) Deep Purple "Smoke On The Water", Nirvana "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Metallica "Enter Sandman", Bo Diddley "Who Do Ya Love?", or Pink Floyd "Money"
Best song ever......
Rock-
Rap-
Ever-
Rap - Mindless Self Indulgence "B*tch*s" (and I love how mostly everyone here hates rap! Rock on!)
Ever - Radiohead "Creep", The Beatles "Yesterday", Elvis Presley "Can't Help Falling In Love", or Pink Floyd "Money"
What, you expected me to pick just one??? 😀
-Kev
