YOUR Greatest Single of ALL Time??
18 April 2005, 09:50 AM
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Of course, Another Girl Another Planet (by The Only Ones, not the terrible Babyshambles cover) is another I'd choose. And then there's Teenage Kicks, Johnny Was, No Woman No Cry, West One (Shine On Me), One, Under Pressure, Golden Touch, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Where D'you Think You're Going (an album track, but never mind), Better The Devil You Know................
There's not just one, there are hundreds I could choose. Probably could get it down to 25-30, but even then it's very difficult.
There's not just one, there are hundreds I could choose. Probably could get it down to 25-30, but even then it's very difficult.
18 April 2005, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
Plenty of people have managed it, Freak 
So i plead the 5th on this one
18 April 2005, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
^^ Lots of people always mention that. But why? It starts well, but never fulfils the promise of the introduction, in my opinion. Or am i missing something? Time/place of your life, that sort of thing?
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I'm with freak, it's difficult to choose, but for sheer hair-standing-up-on-the-back-of-your-neck music, the hands down winner has to be
Dire Straits - Telegraph Road (the full live version from alchemy, not the apalling abreviated one you hear on the radio)
Joe Satriani - Always with me always with you should get a mention as well I think.
Dire Straits - Telegraph Road (the full live version from alchemy, not the apalling abreviated one you hear on the radio)
Joe Satriani - Always with me always with you should get a mention as well I think.
18 April 2005, 12:12 PM
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[QUOTE=CrisPDuk]On the DVD of Shrek the credits list it as being John Cale singing Hallelujah
Does the CD Soundtrack have a different recording?QUOTE]
Hello
Both versions are sung by Rufus Wainright as far as I know? I'm off to check the DVD! But the soundtrack list (from http://www.shrek.com) is:
Steve.
Does the CD Soundtrack have a different recording?QUOTE]Hello
Both versions are sung by Rufus Wainright as far as I know? I'm off to check the DVD! But the soundtrack list (from http://www.shrek.com) is:
Steve.
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