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[Tiny Dancer]

Really? Hmm...I think a lot people would know the songs of The Kinks without knowing who they were performed by. Well, at least 3 of them for sure. They would be "Tired Of Waiting For You", "You Really Got Me" and "All Day And All Of the Night". My personal pick of theirs has always been "Sunny Afternoon".


You Didn't Have to Be So Nice - The Lovin' Spoonful
(I decided to mellow down now )

hmm yes definitly "You Really Got Me" but that too would only be known by some people. Recent generations have very little knowledge of music from the sixties and seventies (the best kind) now a days. It is depressing.. but then again, i always hate sharing music with most people so maybe it is for the best. The Lovin' Spoonful BRRRRRRRRILLIANT.


Wow everyone on here as an awesome taste in music i swear
The Doors
Steve Winwood
The Band
The Beatles
probably because most of you are old..
no offense

My song that i am listening to is
Riders on the Storm - The Doors
(there is a storm outside so it seemed appropriate)

[Big Al]

Really? Hmm...I think a lot people would know the songs of The Kinks without knowing who they were performed by. Well, at least 3 of them for sure. They would be "Tired Of Waiting For You", "You Really Got Me" and "All Day And All Of the Night". My personal pick of theirs has always been "Sunny Afternoon".


You Didn't Have to Be So Nice - The Lovin' Spoonful
(I decided to mellow down now )

I always thought Shangri-la was their best...That or Village Green. Speaking of The Kinks, has anybody else ever noticed that Stray Cat Blues by The Rolling Stones sounds like a rip-off of Big Sky?

Oh, but I digress. Currently I'm listening to the 4th movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, which may very well be the greatest piece of music ever written.

[thelastmelon]

Tourista - Youssou N'Dour

[Idril]

Outside the Wall ~ Pink Floyd...Shalot reminded me of what an incredible album this is.

[Sloan]

"Burning Up" by Kylie Minogue

[LadyWentworth]

hmm yes definitly "You Really Got Me" but that too would only be known by some people.

I am basing it on what is used on TV commercials.

Recent generations have very little knowledge of music from the sixties and seventies (the best kind) now a days. It is depressing.. but then again, i always hate sharing music with most people so maybe it is for the best.

I kind of feel the same way. I like to meet people that actually like what I like and that know enough about the music. Then again, I kind of like it when people don't know the music that I listen to. That way I can keep it all for myself.

The Lovin' Spoonful BRRRRRRRRILLIANT.

Aren't they, though!??!

I always thought Shangri-la was their best...That or Village Green. Speaking of The Kinks, has anybody else ever noticed that Stray Cat Blues by The Rolling Stones sounds like a rip-off of Big Sky?

I haven't listened to anything of The Kinks in so long. "Shangri-la" is pretty good, but I almost forgot about "Village Green". That actually is a really good song. I am getting in the mood to pull out some of their music and listen to it again.

Anyway, my music of choice at the moment:
Rodeo: Buckaroo Holiday
Just an entertaining orchestral piece composed by Aaron Copland. I love it!

[Virgil]

Somebody Groovy ~ The Mamas & The Papas

[Big Al]

A Day in the Life - The Beatles

My favorite pop song.

[amalia1985]

Wanderlust- Nightwish

[Tiny Dancer]

I am basing it on what is used on TV commercials.


I kind of feel the same way. I like to meet people that actually like what I like and that know enough about the music. Then again, I kind of like it when people don't know the music that I listen to. That way I can keep it all for myself.


Aren't they, though!??!


I haven't listened to anything of The Kinks in so long. "Shangri-la" is pretty good, but I almost forgot about "Village Green". That actually is a really good song. I am getting in the mood to pull out some of their music and listen to it again.

Anyway, my music of choice at the moment:
Rodeo: Buckaroo Holiday
Just an entertaining orchestral piece composed by Aaron Copland. I love it!

Haha EXACTLY! if they already know the music then it is fantastic and i can talk with them about it forever but i will not make any attempt at introducing them to it.. so it stays mine alllllllllllll mine.

My favourite Kinks song is Death of a Clown.. it is fantastic

in fact...
i'm listening to that now.

Death of a Clown - The Kinks

[Idril]

Woman King ~ Iron & Wine

[dramasnot6]

Bartender- Regina Spektor

[Virgil]

Waterloo Sunset ~The Kinks

What a pretty song.

[Virgil]

Let Me Go ~ The Rolling Stones

This is one of the great Stones songs that no one has ever heard of. Get it.

[Idril]

Feel So Different ~ Sinead O'Connor