No politics at all is this the best song?...ever?
POSTED BY: kaneman
UPDATED: Sunday, September 12, 2010 19:37
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Originally posted by kpo:
Nice song and vid, K-man.
Best song eh - 2 contenders from the UK and my generation:
It's not personal. It's just war.
Love RH..your generation? I've been listening to RH forever....Oasis is cool...when they are kicking each other's asses
I'd counter the UK's best...my man Robert"red-smeared-lips" Smith and his band of Crawley crazies.....Lyrics are classic cure.
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KPO,
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Nope, best song ever, "Don't let the sun go down on me" by Elton John & Bernie Topan
Those arn't boobs, they're lies! - Stewie Griffin
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KPO...I know I'm good for something...I have not found it yet...America's oasis
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Originally posted by boris:
Nah...best song ever is "Bow River" by Oz band Cold Chisel.
FUCKIN' CLASSIC!!!
Although anything they write is the best song ever.
"I really am ruggedly handsome, aren't I?"
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Too right! Anything by Cold chisel is guaranteed to get everyone up and singing at the pub! I actually cried when the Star Hotel died...Newcastle lost a great icon and Hunter Street became that much more blegh than it is.
Thanks for putting that clip up. Ah the wonderful melding of hard bluesy guitar, Mossies soulful voice blending seamlessly with Barnsies grinding vocals and a killer harmonica...so damn awesome!!! I can't wait till they reform again and tour. They're about due to do that. Or maybe they already have and I'm unaware. have been Knee deep in Thesis so am out of touch with alot.
Rose S
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Kane, The Cure are before my time but I recognise a lot of their songs. Might look into them more. Not a RADIOHEAD FAN, too benevolent in spirit, but I like some of their work and 'Creep' is just a classic.
I don't know what you're playing at with this 'America's Oasis' band... Oasis sounds like this:
Or this:
Or this:
I could go on. Oasis aren't well liked in the U.S, I think because British swagger is different to American swagger and the style doesn't match... And of course it cuts both ways.
It's not personal. It's just war.
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