William Shatner - Has Been

Decided to wait until this thread hit 60,000 views before joining in...

My favorite by Steve Vai, For The Love of God

It even rates a quote from wikipedia:

"For The Love Of God" is an instrumental guitar piece by Steve Vai. Released as the flagship seventh song on Vai's 1990 album Passion and Warfare, it is often cited as Vai's greatest composition. The piece, which runs for six minutes, features legatos, tremolos, harmonics, volume swells and other techniques.

Vai, always one to explore new techniques for gaining spiritual balance, is also well known for the emphasis in preparation. As he has said in many interviews, Vai fasted and meditated for 10 straight days in preparation for recording this song, which was recorded on the fourth day of the fast.

and a very powerfully imaged video of it:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4...amp;q=steve+vai

Edited April 22, 200719 yr by sriracha john

Fergie, via essential mix, Radio 1

###### i miss this

A Song for Ireland

Mary Black

Possibly the greatest Ballad of all time

Good Luck

Moss

William Shatner - Has Been

Lenny Kravitz from The Best of Unplugged vol2, a smooth delta bluesy slide guitar version of

"are you gonna go my way"

and as the forum seems unresponsive..... now Stevie Ray Vaughn, Dirty Pool.. one of my all time favorite slow blues tracks.

"i knew you were playing, Dirty Pool.... " Argh... so good!

(livei n Montreaux 1982)

Edited April 22, 200719 yr by kayo

William Shatner - Has Been

Very highly recommended by any number of people.

The Move - "It Wasn't My Idea to Dance"

The Jeff Beck Group - Truth

One Tree Hill - U2

This song was actually written about a tree in Auckland on a hill. Hewnce One Tree Hill. Unfortunately a few Maoris over the years have unsuccessfully tried to chop it vdown. That the government cut it down. So One Tree Hill is now No Tree Hill.

Obelisk on One Tree Hill

Where the tree used to be.

Dexter Gordon - A Swingin' Affair

Our House (Crosby,Stills Nash and Young)live 365.com(Softrock US)

Echo and the Bunnymen - 'The Cutter'

Jimmy Smith - Groovin' at Small's Paradise

Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen

The Piano (Michael Nyman)

What I Think She Sees.- Del Amitri

OMD - Joan of Arc

Open Mic - Eminem

DVD of Yes' 35th anniversary concert in '03. Classic line up., Anderson,Wakeman,Howe,Squire,White. Just as awesome as when I saw them for the fthe first time 30 years ago. Just less hair ,like me!.

Pat Metheny Group - Imaginary Day

This is a thread i read somehwhere else and not TV. But it makes for interesting reading.ie to see what music people are into. I've been downloading some old music i havent heard for ages(years) So whats playing now? Hue and Cry, Labour of Love. Whats playing where you are?

Gary glitter,. please dont let me be misundertood !

Edited April 28, 200719 yr by mikethevigoman

Gary glitter,. please dont let me be misundertood !

Too Young (Jimmy Young)

3 doors down - that smell

never heard it before but like it.

Grant Green - Idle Moments

Easy Standard Time Radio(Music for relaxation) (Via Live365 /Internet)

Herbie Hancock - The New Standard

bryan ferry - let's stick together.

classic.

Frank Sinatra - "Poinciana (Song of the Tree)"

joy division - decades

joy division - decades

rain drops are falling on my head/sacha distell

Monday mornig, 9.30am day off work (shift worker alas) and hung over from last night... been up 2 hours not smiled once til my house mate put on Michael McDonalds Sweet Freedom... First time I heard it was on a YouTube clip (search 'Thailand Vacation' its 03:14 long) I stumbled across.

Now every hair on my body is standing on end and I'm smiling from ear to ear... Song sums up the place completely