Pink Frost - The Chills

Ohio Riverboat Song.

Closely followed by Uptown Top Rankin.

impossible task, this choice of chanson preferee, but i think Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue" would be one of my contenders...

Stardust - Hoagy Carmichael

Not sure what the song is, but Morrissey and Marr are involved. Obviously.

Superking wrote:I must probably vote for "Rainbow Connection". That's the first thing I thought of. Did Willie Nelson write that song?

It's sad. And pretty dark.

This is the only song in history (yet) that will invariably cause me to weep.







this probably belongs on another thread..

"Mystery" by the Wipers

fantasmatical thorr wrote:i dunno but my mum really likes Nub. track 3 off Goat. and she likes giddy motors new album. and cherry red by groundhogs. y'all should meet her, she's pretty cool and she crashes the ash. but she is vegan.

Gaverick is a good fella and I was going to review the new album, but I can't find enough good things to say about it so I won't bother.

But their song Magmanic- there are enough ideas in there to fill an entire album.

Loretta wrote:

ctrl-s wrote:

sack of smashed assholes wrote:"dreaming" - blondie

Good one. Their version of "Hanging on the Telephone" is in my all-time top five.

Dreaming by Blondie reminds me of The Girl I Knew Somewhere by the monkees.

By Mike Nesmith. Thanks for reminding about the existence of that song, Stan called Loretta. In fact, you have mentioned my favorite song from each group.

I will choose "Nowhere Man" The Beatles.

I can only answer these type of questions by impulse

"Long, Long, Long" by the Beatles.