What's your favourite song?

[Wesu]

As it's almost midnight, it's L.A.Guns - Rip & Tear

"Midnite and I'm ready to move..."

[Jaime]

[quote="dr dave soul monsta"]Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going Onâ€

[Guess]

Hell of difficult task to pick one.

I do not like the Eagles myself but one exception is Outlaw man. More likely contenders are Creep (Radiohead), Renee (Talk Talk), Living all alone (Phyllis Hyman), Badge (Cream), Unfinished Sympathy & Three (Massive Attack), Wooden Ships (Jefferson Starship), The Fool (Quicksiver Messenger Service) and and the O'Jays Backstabbers.

I reckon Dave would not have a problem playing at least three of them along with few Erikah Badu songs.

[dr dave soul monsta]

Dave, you need to let go of this dogma and release your inner country rock self. I will give you counselling by means of karaoke next time I'm in town if required.

You will be offering banjo lessons next, teaching me to speak cajun, squeel like a pig and im not intrested in any line dancing lessons either

[HansMartin]

I don't think you can have A favorite song. It all depends on the moment.

"Here Comes the Sun". A great song-- Boulder, CO 1972+/-. A true "long,cold winter". Feb. 1, the sun comes out blazing. Crank up the stereo on the fist day of "People's Spring". We all proceeded to get ripped.

Saturday-- trying to find a garage to get a smog certificate for my car. A beautiful day. Tom Petty "Free Fallen"; not quite as spectacular as Boulder, but still the song for the moment.

Other moments -- late nights in various sleazy bars "Satisfaction" by the Stones.

The Sunday morning paper or weekly news magazines -- either "Sympathy for the Devil" (Stones) or Dylan's "Masters of War"

So when you post your favorite, what is the moment that accompanies it?

[Harry]

What's your favourite song?

In keeping with the spirit of the WC, I'd have to say... "there were 10 german bombers" or perhaps "the great escape"

[DawnHRD]

Difficult; Led Zeppelin "Stairway to Heaven", Procul Harum "Whiter Shade of Pale" or Guns n Roses " November Rain". Oh, forgot "Freebird", Lynyrd Skynyrd. My little boy's favourite is Deep Purple "Smoke on the Water" - how's that for a 4 year old with good taste?! don't answer that, Dr. Dave!

[Burger]

1) Backfired - MAW
2) Feelin Love - Soulsearchers
3) Ossie's Dream - Chas & Dave

Burger

[Wanderlust]

I don't think you can have A favorite song. It all depends on the moment.

So when you post your favorite, what is the moment that accompanies it?

Totally agree Hans. here's a couple of mine.
Driving across the States, August 1992, delivering a car from Albuquerque to Oklahoma City (via San Antonio, Houston and Dallas), and I was just crossing the border between New Mexico and Texas, and of course I had the radio on. Two things happened as I crossed the border; first the heavens opened as a huge thunderstorm broke; second, the DJ played 'Texas Flood' by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, already one of my favourite ever songs!

Second one is less dramatic, and a probably less known song, it is just a reminder of the time I spent in Australia (1991 - 1992) as it was on all the time, and is 'Blister In The Sun' by the Violent Femmes.

[Burger]

Driving across the States, August 1992, delivering a car from Albuquerque to Oklahoma City (via San Antonio, Houston and Dallas), and I was just crossing the border between New Mexico and Texas, and of course I had the radio on. Two things happened as I crossed the border; first the heavens opened as a huge thunderstorm broke; second, the DJ played 'Texas Flood' by Stevie Ray Vaughan

Ah but what you really wanted to have come on was ...... 'It's raining men' by the Weather Girls

Burger

[Joni]

Hard say what is the best song. But best group is absolutely AC/DC.

You shook me all night long.