Guess that's my point. A lot of good songs, making the entire album worth having.
Sadchild's top 333 fav songs of all ever
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#124 Thompson Twins "Hold Me Now"
I find a lot of the verse lyrics to be moving and memorable. I especially like how some of those lyrics are in pairs of opposites. Happy photo / look at us now. Perhaps I should leave / there's nowhere I'd rather be than with you here today.
I find a lot of the verse lyrics to be moving and memorable. I especially like how some of those lyrics are in pairs of opposites. Happy photo / look at us now. Perhaps I should leave / there's nowhere I'd rather be than with you here today.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
#123 George Thorogood "Bad To The Bone"
B-bb-b-b-b-b-bad. So g-g-g-g-gg-g-g-good!
B-bb-b-b-b-b-bad. So g-g-g-g-gg-g-g-good!
#122 Depeche Mode "Lie To Me"
Not a single. Not a well-known song (the hit from this album was "People Are People", and the other well-known song is the ballad "Somebody"). How can a singer sound so betrayed yet so taunting at the same time? And how can a synth be so depressing yet so sensual at the same time?
Not a single. Not a well-known song (the hit from this album was "People Are People", and the other well-known song is the ballad "Somebody"). How can a singer sound so betrayed yet so taunting at the same time? And how can a synth be so depressing yet so sensual at the same time?
#121 Ratt "Round And Round"
I have a Ratt problem. One of my fav bands as a teen. Out Of The Cellar is a classic and still holds up.
I have a Ratt problem. One of my fav bands as a teen. Out Of The Cellar is a classic and still holds up.
120 Madness "Our House"
Like anything related to family, bashing it is appreciating it. #1983
Like anything related to family, bashing it is appreciating it. #1983
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Ha! That's how my son sings it. He said it came from an internet video he saw -- that must be it!
#119 Yes "Changes"
When it comes to Yes, most of my favorites are the ones that take you on a musical and lyrical journey .... but specifically the ones from the 80s. "Our Song", "City Of Love", "Hearts", "Final Eyes", "I'm Running" and my fav of them all "Changes". There will be one more Yes song above all of these though.
When it comes to Yes, most of my favorites are the ones that take you on a musical and lyrical journey .... but specifically the ones from the 80s. "Our Song", "City Of Love", "Hearts", "Final Eyes", "I'm Running" and my fav of them all "Changes". There will be one more Yes song above all of these though.
#118 Elton John "I'm Still Standing"
Heard this just yesterday on 80s on 8. Still outSTANDing (*rimshot*) #1983
Heard this just yesterday on 80s on 8. Still outSTANDing (*rimshot*) #1983
Mrs Scotch has repeatedly told me she wants this song played at her funeral. No joke.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
That could be made interesting (in a morbid and disgusting way of course) if you used some strong fishing line to actually have her achieve a standing position from the coffin. It may cause some panic in the audience of course.
(no offense intended. I would not suggest it if she was actually dead.)
No offense taken, it is a funny thing. We're going to be cremated, so she'll be metaphorically standing.
#117 Twisted Sister "We're Not Gonna Take It"
"WHADDAYOU WANNA DO WITH YOUR LIFE?" Another anthem and staple of my teenage years.
"WHADDAYOU WANNA DO WITH YOUR LIFE?" Another anthem and staple of my teenage years.
And from then on, Dee Snyder was a rock star in the mind of Howard Stern.