What song are you currently listening to?

How weird this post came up just now because I've just this minute finished watching a DVD called 'Life As We Know It' ... if you've not seen it, it's about a man and a woman who hate each other on sight when their mutual friends, who are married, set them up on a date. The married couple die in a car crash and leave the guardianship of their 1 year old baby girl to the two friends who hate each other. They move into their friends house together to take care of baby and ... it all goes pear shaped ... he leaves ... she finds another man ... first man she hated comes back ... sees she's happy with second man so he leaves again ... second man sees she still has unfinished business with first man she hated ... so he leaves. She then picks up baby and visiting social worker and drives to airport to stop first man who she hates from flying to Phoenix. She gets there too late so drives herself, baby and crying social worker back home ... social worker exits ... woman and baby go into house ... and there he is ... first man who she hatED ... but now doesn't hate ... and they live happily ever after ... :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

The title song was - 'All I Ever Needed Was You' ... and it was playing as the credits rolled up and the tears rolled down my cheeks and I just looked on here and saw this post ... whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! sniff ... sniff ...

GraceK wrote
The title song was - 'All I Ever Needed Was You' ... and it was playing as the credits rolled up

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Another cinematic experience with rolling credits occurred for me after watching 25th Hour. Check it out for yourself
(at 2:09:05 ) here :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn2S1yua ... re=related

As people filed out of the cinema I stood fixed to the spot, having to experience this song I didn't know, and needed to know.
The Fuse by Bruce Springsteen. Seemed like a perfect ending to a thought-provoking film.
I also love his Nebraska album.

Geoff

Hi All.
At the weekend I was looking around in a diabetes 'u.s.a' site and saw a 'u' tube
story on a young girl who had type1 diabetes.
On her story the music played was My Wish by rascall flatts.
Its being going round and round in my head since!!!!!
Driving me crackers :crazy:
Have now had to order this cd as result...
Music can't half have a big impact on people
Anna.

anna29 said:

Hi All.
At the weekend I was looking around in a diabetes 'u.s.a' site and saw a 'u' tube
story on a young girl who had type1 diabetes.
On her story the music played was My Wish by rascall flatts.
Its being going round and round in my head since!!!!!
Driving me crackers :crazy:
Have now had to order this cd as result...
Music can't half have a big impact on people
Anna.

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Anna, I'm a highly sensitive person, not just physically but emotionally. My sympathetic nervous system is so sensitive that I pick up other peoples feelings and sense atmospheres very quickly to the extent of being clairvoyant at times. I found music affected me a lot and it does make a big impact on people and I used to love listening to music but it can actually make me ill.

When my youngest son was in his teens we had Metallica roaring through the house and it made me sooooooooo depressed and he became depressed too. He was always dressed in black like a 'Goth', yet you wouldn't think he was depressed he seemed OK. But whenever he played that damned music he would start moping around and so would I. My other son was into rave and house and I was into classical with a bit of rock and disco thrown in and my ex played Spanish guitar. Honest to God, our combined mood swings were phenomenal and I've come to the conclusion that music is a very, very subtle means of communication and it's also a mind altering medium and that we should be very discerning not only about what we eat, but also what we listen to and what we watch. We 'ingest' a lot of things without realising it.

Nothing in particular at the moment but was watching a video on youtube last weekend of one of my favourite songs ever.....Lynyrd Skynyrd's Free Bird.

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Defren - I loved that, thanks for posting it. I'd not heard of Dommin before, so I'll be checking them out now!

This is what I'm listening to...On repeat...
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(plugging my channel actually as the video was made by me :lol: )

Can't remember how I stumbled upon this singer, but I find this song very powerful

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Geoff

My daughter will be a 3rd bessie mate, she got me into Dommin ages ago. I like Depeche mode too!

Right now, its Enigma ~ Silent Warrior

AC/DC - Bad Boy Boogie of the "If you want blood" live album...

Since hearing it on the current BHS tv ad, I've been googling to track down this song, without any luck.
Just seen the ad again, and this time hit the jackpot with Google

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Must be something about Scandinavian female singers

Geoff

Hi..........
As usual i like to listening each song, But now i am listening my Favourite song. That is 'I a so lonely broken angel" By Arish.
I love this one song. Thanks.

Here's the song bheeter1 was talking about

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This thread gives people a chance to dip into unknown songs/ artists. Thanks for that bheeter1.
Thanks for starting it Giverny

Geoff

AC/DC - Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be... from the Live at River Plate DVD

E.S Posthumus - "Nara"

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Check out http://www.thisismyjam.com and open a free account then just scroll through millions of songs and click 'LIKE' the ones you like then you can play back your 'LIKE' list whenever you want.

The music changes every week and if you like a particular posters tracks you can 'FOLLOW' them which means you can listen to their picks every week.

You can also post your own favourite music video each week, if you want to know what my choice is this week log into my account http://www.thisismyjam.com/Sid_Bonkers

And dont forget its all FREE

ps. also check out the www.playingforchange.com web site for some great music recorded by street musicians world wide (a charitable web site)