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Stars - Ageless Beauty Bad Religion - Los Angeles is Burning Lucky Soul - Lips Are Unhappy Aimee Mann - Freeway Reel Big Fish - Good Thing Cat Stevens - Here Comes My Baby Journey - Don't Stop Believin' Kate Bush - Hounds of Love Voxtrot - Every Day The Sounds - Rock'n Roll
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Palestrina - Missa Papae Mercelli Bach - Mass in B minor Mozart - Requiem Beethoven - Symphony no.9 Chopin - Piano Sonata no. 3 Rachmaninoff - Piano concerto no .3 Debussy - La Mer Wagner - Tristan und isolde Bruckner - Symphony no. 8 Schoenberg - String Quartet no. 2
LOL
edit: if they put a knife on my throat and forced me to select the 10 from the entirely inferior non-classical repertoire, it would be something like this:
Radiohead - Kid A Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody The Beatles - A day in the life Massive attack - group four King Crimson - court of crimson king Public enemy - Don't believe the hype (lol) Nick Drake - Pink Moon
lol this is getting hard... for the last two maybe Pink Floyd - Interstellar overdrive Beach boys - God only knows
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Lets see:
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody U2 - One REM - Losing my religion Radiohead - Paranoid Android, Nude, Reckoner (and a lot more) Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb, Wish you were here (and a lot more) Led Zeppelin - Stairway to heaven The Eagles - Hotel California
These are the ones I consider my top although I don't usually listen to them anymore.
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In no special order:
Pink Floyd - Echoes
Radiohead - I could fill it all with Radiohed but I'll stick with one atm fav. "True love waits"
Thom Yorke - Harrowdown hill
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
Sigur Ros - Untitled 1, Festival, Glosoli
Joy division - Atmosphere
Kent - Mannen i den vita hatten
The Doors - The end
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1. John Lennon - Imagine 2. Beatles - Happiness Is a Warm Gun 3. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody 4. Sigur Rós - Starálfur 5. Simon & Garfunkel - Sound of Silence 6. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ever Seen The Rain? 7. Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin 8. Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever 9. Håkan Hellström - Långa Vägar 10. Coldplay - Shiver
I assume only swedish people have heard my nr 9 spot so here it is: + Show Spoiler + if you liked the song: + Show Spoiler +
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On July 07 2009 16:27 FredSanford wrote:
Incubus - Aqueous Transmission
YES!! OMG!! The song is so chill I love it. I hope to see them in august in NJ!!
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On July 08 2009 08:23 SirGlinG wrote: Sigur Ros - Untitled 1, Festival, Glosoli
I love that song
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On July 08 2009 08:33 Patriot.dlk wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2009 08:23 SirGlinG wrote: Sigur Ros - Untitled 1, Festival, Glosoli
I love that song
Hah was just quoting about your list! You handpicked som cnbc's for me, Strawberry fields forever, Shiver and Sounds of silence.
Which one do you mean by the way?
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It's almost impossible to come up with a top ten list of songs under any small criteria, let alone something this open ended. There's really just no way it's enough; there will always be something left out, or the list will get dominated by current listening or something.
I took a stab at it anyway, using several picks as symbols of larger ideas than just the one song. Nevertheless, I still had trouble holding it to 10, so first some honorable mentions. These are mainly my favorite songs by very good bands that didn't have anything extra to get them into the top 10 list.
Honorable Mentions: * Evanescence - Imaginary, Fallen * Dragonforce - Revolution Deathsquad, Inhuman Rampage If Through the Fire and the Flames from Guitar Hero is all you know by Dragonforce, you should really check out the rest of the album if you enjoy it - a lot of the tracks are really more interesting and epic, just not quite as over the top on the guitar work in most cases. * Flogging Molly - What's Left of the Flag, Drunken Lullabies * Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine, Appetite for Destruction * Rise Against - Life Less Frightening, Siren Song of hte Counter Culture
#10: Metallica - Welcome Home (Sanitarium), Master of Puppets This is somewhat of a body of work pick for Metallica, and several of their songs could have gone here - Unforgiven was probably next in consideration. I picked Welcome Home for having possibly the best message about the treatment of mentally disabled people amongst my favorite songs of theirs.
#9: Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin IV A very cliche pick, but there's good reason for that. The song is probably a little overhyped, but has a wonderful buildup of rhythm and emotion that rank it among the best classic rock songs of all time.
#8: The Eagels - Seven Bridges Road, Live As far as I know, the Eagles never recorded this in the studio, but it's slipped on some live and Greatest Hits albums. It's very simple - really just some acoustic guitar and the band harmonizing, but there's osmething very beautiful about the simplicity of an acoustic guitar backed by a nice harmony. Good Riddance (Time of your Life) by Green Day was another possibility for this spot, but I think Seven Bridges ROad makes the point a little better.
#7: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Ohio, Single Written and released very quickly as a single in response to the Kent State massacre, this ranks as easily one of the best political protest songs of all time, with the very simple yet pointed lyrics and warlike drumbeat. It also happens to be very good music by a pretty awesome band.
#6: Disturbed - I'm Alive, Ten Thousand Fists Disturbed is awesome and I definitely had to include something by them. The reason for this song, and it ranking this high probably has a lot to do with the fact that I've been listening to Disturbed and this song in particular a lot over the past week or so. I'm still trying to really figure out the full meaning of this song, but it definitely has an emotional chorus.
#5: Freedom Call - Warriors, Eternity Possibly not one of Freedom Call's very best songs, but I choose this one to represent an awesome band because it's one of the songs that originally helped get me into Power/Symphonic Metal.
#4: Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here, Wish You Were Here A very touching song about their departed former band member; quite powerful emotionally. Interestingly, the lyrics can also be reinterpreted pretty easily into a Vietnam protest song; I used to think it was one before I discovered the intended meaning. This song just speaks to me on several levels.
#3: Kamelot - The Haunting (Somewhere in Time), The Black Halo Amazing song by an amazing group on an amazing album. Really showcases Roy Khan's tremendous vocal talent, as well as guest singer Simone Simons's. If you're into Power/Symphonic metal at all and you haven't listened to Kamelot, you should.
#2: Tool - Wings for Marie, 10000 days I would argue Tool as probably the greatest Alternative band ever. Great vocals, mindfuck lyrics that are very open to interpretation, different and creative guitar riffs, and the occasional epic, emotional song like this one about Maynard's mother. I've heard this song referred to as the Stairway to Heaven of this generation, and I'd tend to agree with that. The songs have in some ways similar structures, with a slowly rising crescendo, and each has powerful emotional meaning especially to the band.
#1: Rhapsody of Fire - Dawn of Victory, Dawn of Victory Pretty much all of Rhapsody of Fire's stuff is epic, and while this may not be their really oen of their best songs, it's up there, and will forever hold a special place to me as the song that first introduced me to Power/Symphonic Metal.
Chances are I've forgotten something or could probably reorder the list a bit better, but after looking at it for a couple minutes I'm mostly happy with it. Hopefully a couple of my picks here that I haven't seen on lots of other lists are interesting to a couple people.
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lol all rock? I only know like ACDC thunderstruck and Oasis lol
in no order
Noisia - Exodus Rob Dougan - Clubbed to death Immediate Music - Serenata Andy Blueman - Sea Tides (Energetic mix) Above and Beyond - Air for Life (Andy Moor mix) Kyau vs Albert - Falling Anywhere Kandi & Neumann - Let Go Evbointh - One Wish Armin van Buuren - Communication (Coldware Cold mix) Arksun - Arisen
Something like that
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Loving the Sigur Ros. I was so close to including Hoppipolla instead of a Stones song but I really couldn't give Sympathy for the Devil or Gimme Shelter away : /
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Tool - Lateralus Tool - Eulogy Porcupine Tree - The Start of Something Beautiful Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize Porcupine Tree - Trains Incubus - Pardon Me Incubus - Summer Romance (Anti-Gravity Love Song) Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons Metallica - Master of Puppets Coheed and Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
In no particular order, though I probably would stick Lateralus at number one. I heavily encourage anyone into prog to check out Porcupine Tree, they're amazing.
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On July 08 2009 08:41 Macavenger wrote:] * Dragonforce - Revolution Deathsquad, Inhuman Rampage If Through the Fire and the Flames from Guitar Hero is all you know by Dragonforce, you should really check out the rest of the album if you enjoy it - a lot of the tracks are really more interesting and epic, just not quite as over the top on the guitar work in most cases.
Black Winter Night is really good too. Their first two albums were so much better. After that they went for a higher speed and it sorta limited the beat.
Once in a Lifetime, Black Winter Night, Dawn over a New World, Valley of the Damned, Starfire. Fields of Despair holds the speed they play at these days, but it's awesome as well. 
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On July 08 2009 16:10 sArite_nite wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2009 08:41 Macavenger wrote:] * Dragonforce - Revolution Deathsquad, Inhuman Rampage If Through the Fire and the Flames from Guitar Hero is all you know by Dragonforce, you should really check out the rest of the album if you enjoy it - a lot of the tracks are really more interesting and epic, just not quite as over the top on the guitar work in most cases.
Black Winter Night is really good too. Their first two albums were so much better. After that they went for a higher speed and it sorta limited the beat. Once in a Lifetime, Black Winter Night, Dawn over a New World, Valley of the Damned, Starfire. Fields of Despair holds the speed they play at these days, but it's awesome as well.  Dawn over a new world and Starfire are beautiful songs. I'd be a DF fan if they did more stuff like that.
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1. radiohead - talk show host 2. smashing pumpkins - soma 3. the doves - pounding 4. nirvana - lithium 5. my bloody valentine - soon 6. garbage - you look so fine 7. nine inch nails - the wretched 8. rolling stones - gimme shelter 9. the cranberries - zombie 10. metallica - fade to black
off top of my head. prob could name 50 more on par with those at the top of my list. just kinda picked a few of my fav bands and named one song i thought of
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Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
1. Lil wayne - Lollipop
Really though,
#1 is defiantly NY STATE OF MIND SON!!!
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Damn, there's so many. I'm just going to list ten- they're all equally good to me :D
1. Kawai Kenji- Distortion 2. UVERworld- Discord 3. Epik High- One 4. The Beatles- Let it Be 5. Orange Range- O2 6. Coldplay- Viva La Vida 7. Metallica- The End of The Line 8. DragonForce- Through The Fire and Flames 9. Fish Leong- 沒有如果 (Mei You Ru Guo) 10. The Brilliant Green- Ash Like Snow
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I can't think of ten right now, but I know these will probably be on there (in no particular order)
Brown Eyed Girl Wish You Were Here Hotel California Stairway to Heaven Wonderful Tonight
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massive attack - what your soul sings aphex twin - crying in your face evol intent - south london crystal castles - vanished infected mushroom - muse breaks aphex twin - vordhosbn lupe fiasco - the coolest deadmau5 - the reward is cheese jack's mannequin - dark blue above & beyond - can't sleep :3
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