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What song sticks in your mind and you can't get it out
What song sticks in your mind and you can't get it out
As I have alot time on my hands
Certain songs keep sticking in my head and I can't help singing all the time, its driving my mum mad. At the moment its this one
(There'll Be Blue Birds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover (Robeson and Jerome version). I would love to hear the Dame Vera Lynn version
Certain songs keep sticking in my head and I can't help singing all the time, its driving my mum mad. At the moment its this one
(There'll Be Blue Birds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover (Robeson and Jerome version). I would love to hear the Dame Vera Lynn version
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There you go, from 2:20 to 4:12.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EosbVta ... re=related
By the way, very subtle.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EosbVta ... re=related
By the way, very subtle.
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I tend to get songs spinning around in my head from time to time. Although they're usually motivational songs.
Currently:
Linkin Park - Points Of Authority
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr3CrCr7Z ... re=related
and of course The Clash. This record was out when I went through basic training. During this time we used to sing it as a reference to staying in training.... or going.... .
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ag8J2NMYmc
Cheers
Steve
Currently:
Linkin Park - Points Of Authority
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr3CrCr7Z ... re=related
and of course The Clash. This record was out when I went through basic training. During this time we used to sing it as a reference to staying in training.... or going.... .
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ag8J2NMYmc
Cheers
Steve
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I've always been big on The Clash, The Jam, The Who, Simple Minds, Queen, Thin Lizzie and U2, over the years.Marina wrote:Ste Preece,
Very interesting choice the Clash
I thought you guys would listen to something like Led Zeppellin, Queen or The Jam. Some of their songs are very movitational.
However, more recently I'm training to Green Day and Linkin Park. The Clash are always on my training music CD somewhere, but at the moment, Linkin Park are No.1 for inspiration with me.
Cheers
Steve
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What's in my head tonight !
After hearing on London 94.9 (gary Crowley show)
Don't look back into the sun (the Libertines). They were good !!
P.S
There was a doc on channel 4 recently called : Joe Strummer: the Future is unwritten. It was excellent, its a must watch fro clash fans !
On the BBC iplayer, there was a programme. Revolution Rock: Clash live
(on until 5/12/08)
Cheers
What's in my head tonight !
After hearing on London 94.9 (gary Crowley show)
Don't look back into the sun (the Libertines). They were good !!
P.S
There was a doc on channel 4 recently called : Joe Strummer: the Future is unwritten. It was excellent, its a must watch fro clash fans !
On the BBC iplayer, there was a programme. Revolution Rock: Clash live
(on until 5/12/08)
Cheers
Ain't Just a Whistling Dixie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uys_H8HG ... re=related
Possibly the best Southern song ever composed. Brings back memories when I'm in the Southland. Looking out the window right now seeing those Pine trees makes me think of this song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uys_H8HG ... re=related
Possibly the best Southern song ever composed. Brings back memories when I'm in the Southland. Looking out the window right now seeing those Pine trees makes me think of this song.
Let them call me a rebel and I welcome it, I feel no concern from it; but I should suffer the misery of demons were I to make a whore of my soul. (Thomas Paine)
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Thanks for the pointer I'll have a look at this. Also: The group that's really getting my attention at the moment is Linkin Park. I personally think they're supurb.Marina wrote:Ste Preece
What's in my head tonight !
After hearing on London 94.9 (gary Crowley show)
Don't look back into the sun (the Libertines). They were good !!
P.S
There was a doc on channel 4 recently called : Joe Strummer: the Future is unwritten. It was excellent, its a must watch fro clash fans !
On the BBC iplayer, there was a programme. Revolution Rock: Clash live
(on until 5/12/08)
Cheers
Cheers
Steve
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God, but I hate country music. With rednecks and good old boys singing about their cows, hogs,hounds and horses and pick ups and 18 wheelers and drinking and gambling and being a patriot for America!
I like Cajun and zydeco though!
Joli Blon, ma chere 'tit fille
Gardez donc quoi t'aprés faire
Joli Blon, tu croyais
Il avait juste toi dedans le pays
Eh a ha! Eh a ha!
Joli Blon ma 'tit fille criminelle
Joli Blon, tu m'as laisse moi tout seul
I like Cajun and zydeco though!
Joli Blon, ma chere 'tit fille
Gardez donc quoi t'aprés faire
Joli Blon, tu croyais
Il avait juste toi dedans le pays
Eh a ha! Eh a ha!
Joli Blon ma 'tit fille criminelle
Joli Blon, tu m'as laisse moi tout seul