Rush - Subdivisions, Neal Peart's drumming just grabbed me, and it was such a fitting song for the time

Hmmm, really difficult to pick just one, but if I had to, I'd go with "When you were mine" by The Church, whom no-one has probably heard of, right? For those who don't know them, they were an Aussie band of the 80's and early 90's with a psychedelic/shimmering guitar sound. :cool: ;)

Usually for me, it's songs with foreign Lyrics I can't understand. When a person's voice can convey the emotion without you even having to know the lyrics, that is the mark of a GREAT song.

Some of My Favorites are ;

Gotoz A Ran From the Blackhawk Down Soundtrack

Llorando by Rebekah Del Rio

And I've been jamming "Hemmorage" by Fuel a lot lately!

"Be cool or be cast out." Great song.


I have so many that it is hard to pick one.
Free Bird.
Been listening to Rock the Casbah a lot lately.
Van Halen's Top Of The World is in there too.
It's hard to nail one down.

The Canadian rock station has played the Church but I can never tell which tune it is cuz they play the White Stripes in the same set. Curious about the Church, tho...

If you ever get the chance to pick up their album The Blurred Crusade, you'll see why I love 'em so much. It's my favourite album of all time.

hmmm thats a tough one...........i would say

disturbed -- land of confusion......

Yep. Disturbed rocks, the great vocals, the heavy metal guitar.
Defintley when they got it from Phil Collins.

I have ALOT of favorites but rather than bore you with evry single one, I'll just go down the list of what I've been lsitening to lately.

"Digital Love"- Daft Punk
"Cool Night"- Paul Davis
"Hold Me"- Fleetwood Mac
"Jump"- Van Halen
"Dance the Night Away"- Van Halen
"That's Just the Way It Is"- Bruce Hornsby
"Headline News"- Weird Al Yankovic
"Believe It or Not (I'm Walking on Air)"- Joey Scarbury