JohnnieB Senior Audioholic Mar 7, 2014 599 0 43 Waterloo Iowa, USA Jan 3, 2015 #1 I did a search, this one didn't come up. Excuse me if it's been done before. Favorite song. Not an entire album. Can be any genre, instrumental to solo. You get one. Van Morrison, Sweet Thing.
I did a search, this one didn't come up. Excuse me if it's been done before. Favorite song. Not an entire album. Can be any genre, instrumental to solo. You get one. Van Morrison, Sweet Thing.
Sheep Audioholic Warlord May 19, 2005 9,781 0 113 39 Vancouver, BC Jan 8, 2015 #2 Will this account for a point in time? Cause as music comes out, favorites usually change. I'll need time before I can answer this one. SheepStar
Will this account for a point in time? Cause as music comes out, favorites usually change. I'll need time before I can answer this one. SheepStar
djreef Audioholic Chief Mar 8, 2009 968 0 43 Jan 14, 2015 #3 Detroit Rock City - KISS All time fav from all the way back in elementary school. DJ Reactions: JohnnieB
chateaubriand Audiophyte Nov 28, 2013 9 0 3 New England Jan 19, 2015 #4 There is one thing for sure, whatever my favorite song is today is highly unlikely to remain tomorrow. Music, man, so much goodness.
There is one thing for sure, whatever my favorite song is today is highly unlikely to remain tomorrow. Music, man, so much goodness.
JohnnieB Senior Audioholic Mar 7, 2014 599 0 43 Waterloo Iowa, USA Feb 18, 2015 #5 DJ, I grew up on classic KISS. I got thrown out of the neighborhood watering hole when I was a kid for playing that very song over and over. Obviously we can't speculate on music that isn't written, although it seems more and more of it is just rehashed. It seems like it's all been done. Truly new and unique music is getting harder to find IMO. You're favorite is that one song that can't be replaced, no matter how much great music comes out. Reactions: djreef
DJ, I grew up on classic KISS. I got thrown out of the neighborhood watering hole when I was a kid for playing that very song over and over. Obviously we can't speculate on music that isn't written, although it seems more and more of it is just rehashed. It seems like it's all been done. Truly new and unique music is getting harder to find IMO. You're favorite is that one song that can't be replaced, no matter how much great music comes out.
walter duque Audioholic Samurai Oct 18, 2008 2,312 0 113 74 Ellenville NY Feb 18, 2015 #6 "Shine on you crazy diamond" Reactions: JohnnieB
BoredSysAdmin Audioholic Slumlord Aug 21, 2007 15,619 0 113 New Joisey Feb 18, 2015 #7 walter duque said: "Shine on you crazy diamond" Click to expand... Wish you were here Reactions: JohnnieB
J Justin1996 Enthusiast Jan 27, 2016 12 0 1 30 Jan 27, 2016 #8 L'aquoiboniste , a French song, wish I didn't spell it wrong!
Goodband Audioholic Dec 8, 2015 123 0 28 Jan 27, 2016 #9 Layla ... from the Unplugged album Envoyé de mon SGH-I337M en utilisant Tapatalk
H hankki Junior Audioholic Nov 18, 2013 56 0 18 54 Finland Feb 5, 2016 #10 Difficult to choose one, or even two, but two songs I still listen a lot to is: Deep Purple "Child in time" Live from Stockholm 1970 (18 minute musical orgasm), This version is much better than the made in Japan version. https://open.spotify.com/track/0B7EUeJ1PUmdH1SX17ff8L The other one is Rainbow "Catch the rainbow", also live version (15 min) from Germany 1976 found on "On stage" https://open.spotify.com/track/0GdrpO7lOCvH9YXZ399JSq The reason is simple, I just love Ritchie Blackmores guitar sound on these early to mid 70's songs. I also like how especially the rainbow LP is mixed/mastered so all instruments are heard through the song and not like nowadays when the instruments often "take turns". The past days I've listened a lot to the bass in "Catch the rainbow" RIP Jimmy Bain.
Difficult to choose one, or even two, but two songs I still listen a lot to is: Deep Purple "Child in time" Live from Stockholm 1970 (18 minute musical orgasm), This version is much better than the made in Japan version. https://open.spotify.com/track/0B7EUeJ1PUmdH1SX17ff8L The other one is Rainbow "Catch the rainbow", also live version (15 min) from Germany 1976 found on "On stage" https://open.spotify.com/track/0GdrpO7lOCvH9YXZ399JSq The reason is simple, I just love Ritchie Blackmores guitar sound on these early to mid 70's songs. I also like how especially the rainbow LP is mixed/mastered so all instruments are heard through the song and not like nowadays when the instruments often "take turns". The past days I've listened a lot to the bass in "Catch the rainbow" RIP Jimmy Bain.
IT Man Enthusiast Feb 10, 2016 12 0 1 36 Feb 10, 2016 #11 I love the works of April Nhem. Listen to her songs on Soundcloud
D Don Wrighter Enthusiast Mar 7, 2016 10 0 3 61 Apr 12, 2016 #12 Rolling Stones - Can't Always Get what you want off Let it Bleed.
J Jaybeez Junior Audioholic Oct 30, 2015 67 0 18 65 Apr 12, 2016 #13 My favorite song is usually the whatever is latest from my singer / songwriter daughter. Besides that, Echoes. For me nothing else comes close.
My favorite song is usually the whatever is latest from my singer / songwriter daughter. Besides that, Echoes. For me nothing else comes close.
speakerman39 Audioholic Overlord Feb 10, 2006 10,401 0 113 59 Apr 12, 2016 #14 "Too Sexy For My Shirt" ...........LOL!!!! Just kidding.....LOL!!!!!! Cheers, Phil
MR.MAGOO Audioholic Field Marshall Jan 13, 2016 1,716 0 83 Orange County, CA Apr 13, 2016 #15 Too many 'favorites' in my head but this comes close: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who. Seems when there's an election coming up the radio stations always play it.
Too many 'favorites' in my head but this comes close: "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who. Seems when there's an election coming up the radio stations always play it.
Cosmic Char Audioholic Feb 20, 2016 120 0 18 52 Apr 13, 2016 #16 Eyes of The World or Terrapin Station. I go back and forth on this, as I love the lyrics foe eyes. However, the composition for Terrapin Station is just amazing. For those of you who have not had the priviledge, it is the Grateful Dead.
Eyes of The World or Terrapin Station. I go back and forth on this, as I love the lyrics foe eyes. However, the composition for Terrapin Station is just amazing. For those of you who have not had the priviledge, it is the Grateful Dead.
S sterling shoote Audioholic Field Marshall Oct 10, 2010 1,940 0 63 Apr 13, 2016 #17 The 4 Strings "Take Me Away". This is a house/dance song. I have at least a dozen DJ mixes of the tune. I love the video of it too.
The 4 Strings "Take Me Away". This is a house/dance song. I have at least a dozen DJ mixes of the tune. I love the video of it too.
