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[Music] Your Number One best song of all time, Just One
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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Pembury Seagull
New member
Too many options. But taking the choice of 10 minutes of glorious listening as opposed to choosing ‘Teenage Kicks’ or any similarly short songs by The Jam, Clash etc.
So Jungleland it is……
So Jungleland it is……
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Great song but I prefer Rock and Roll Suicide on that album. Opinions, eh?
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Sometimes it's White Man in Hammersmith Palais, sometimes it's Papa was a Rolling Stone but usually it's this
Taybha
Whalewhine
Low Rider
Sorrel
Well-known member
I looked on my iTunes (or whatever it is called now). I've been using that for 21 years, so it records the songs I've played in that time. The top 15 are all classical with Dives and Lazarus from Ralph Vaughan Williams at number 1 with 305 plays.
The most played non-classical song is Last Year's Shoes from The Mutton Birds with 222 plays. Definitely a preference for the minor key from me.
Here they are:
The most played non-classical song is Last Year's Shoes from The Mutton Birds with 222 plays. Definitely a preference for the minor key from me.
Here they are:
grubbyhands
Well-known member
American Girl- Tom Petty anyone?
Bring back Bryan wade!!
I wanna caravan for me ma
Has to be this for me…
Loads by Jackson Browne, but this is what I chose for my ringtone.
seagull_special
Well-known member
‘Down in the Tube Station at Midnight’
Just poetry
Just poetry
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 26,304
Very difficult.
Not a song that means anything to me particularly, but if I was to have to pick the "mona lisa" of pop tunes I'd have to award it to Let It Be. It has that timeless hymn like quality that Bridge Over Troubled Water has.
Clichéd choice, but I think there s a reason for that.
Not a song that means anything to me particularly, but if I was to have to pick the "mona lisa" of pop tunes I'd have to award it to Let It Be. It has that timeless hymn like quality that Bridge Over Troubled Water has.
Clichéd choice, but I think there s a reason for that.
US Seagull
Well-known member
Let Down might be a very close second, as could a lot of other Radiohead stuff.
But my all time is still I Am the Walrus by The Beatles.
