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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
Inspired by the lounge
Recently I have discovered big river by Jimmy nail
The premise isn’t exciting . Actor and part time singer sings about growing up in Newcastle. But with mark knopfler on the guitar and lyrics discussing parenting , politics , masculinity and tradition it’s actually a stunning song . A sincere love letter to his hometown …, |
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Everlong by the Foo Fighters.
They opened Slane with it and after a great day of sunshine for the support acts, some clouds darkened the sky just before they came on and the stage lights lit up the rain, the band ran onto the stage with Dave Grohl out on the walkway getting rained on too.
Everything just clicked in that moment.
Got goosebumps just thinking about it now lol |
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"Brothers in arms listening too it now
Nail on the head…… 
By the way Casual, love the “inspired by” as opposed to “st0len from”……..   "
Lol
Miss Sarajevo by U2/Eno/Pavarotti also ticks this box |
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"Everlong by the Foo Fighters.
They opened Slane with it and after a great day of sunshine for the support acts, some clouds darkened the sky just before they came on and the stage lights lit up the rain, the band ran onto the stage with Dave Grohl out on the walkway getting rained on too.
Everything just clicked in that moment.
Got goosebumps just thinking about it now lol"
Yes live versions are interesting
Songs which haven’t had that effect on me as studio versions did live such as stand by you (Chrissie Hynde live is incredible), and True love waits (Radiohead) |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
What a wonderful world.... Louis Armstrong
Live version of Circle of Life by Hans Zimmer
Wrapped around your finger ...The Police
Trusty and True .....Damien Rice
Hey Jude ......The Beatles
Two out of Three ain't Bad...Meatloaf
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By *oserMan
over a year ago
where the wild roses grow |
Headphones on and up to the max listening to any of these in any order, its quite the mix but each song gets me differently.
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"Ocean rain" Echo and the bunnymen.
"Give me a reason" Portishead
"Fade into you" Mazzy Starr
"Feeling good" Muse
"A Forest" The Cure
"Enter sandman" Metallica
"High and dry" Radiohead
"Make you feel my love" Rebecca Ferguson
"Happiness is mine" Revelino
Senses working overtime " XTC
"She's leaving home" The Beatles
"Stay alive" Jose Gonzalez
"Sympathy for the devil" Rolling Stones
"Brilliant mind" Furniture
"This guys in love with you " Burt Bacharach
"Chop suey" System of a down
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
When in the Mean Fiddler in London on a Sunday morning and The Lonesome Boatman was played by a band I think called Shanty Dam, that prickled my spine.
Pearl Jam - Black from the MTV Unplugged, especially when Eddie sings "I know someday you'll be a beautiful star, in somebody else's sky but Why? Why can't it be mine" that's epic.
Then many tunes when Glen Hansard gets raw and loud, it's heart trembling live.
As for Eddie and Glen together? No better thing, I think |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
Also a plus one for Luke Kelly Raglan Road.
Along with Christy Moore - Back Home in Derry, Sinead O'Connor - pretty much any time she opens her mouth, The Frames - live as it's an out of body experience. I may add more  |
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"When in the Mean Fiddler in London on a Sunday morning and The Lonesome Boatman was played by a band I think called Shanty Dam, that prickled my spine.
Pearl Jam - Black from the MTV Unplugged, especially when Eddie sings "I know someday you'll be a beautiful star, in somebody else's sky but Why? Why can't it be mine" that's epic.
Then many tunes when Glen Hansard gets raw and loud, it's heart trembling live.
As for Eddie and Glen together? No better thing, I think "
That reminds me of watching the video to REM’s all the way to Reno directed by Michael Moore in a school . The lyrics directed at the students ‘ You know what you are, You're gonna be a star’ are just mesmerising |
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"Andrea Bocelli...Time to say good bye
With Sarah Brightman, always makes me emotional when I listen to it on my headphones "
my oldest was a baby when this came out. And when it played she would sleep when it stopped she would start crying . |
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"Andrea Bocelli...Time to say good bye
With Sarah Brightman, always makes me emotional when I listen to it on my headphones my oldest was a baby when this came out. And when it played she would sleep when it stopped she would start crying ."
Such a great song and a baby with taste ! |
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That's a true classic tune(to me anyway). Great song, sung by a LEGEND. He went to soon, sadly. 
