Fashion Board 1-08-04 through 02-03-04

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

Annie & the Shirts, Laugh and Walk Away

(a golden oldie)

[taxwonk]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Thanks to a couple of more rousing games of Vodka Couch (curse you, Couch!), I think I've now downloaded from the Apple Music Store every single good song ever created by Western civilization. I'm running dangerously low on unattained materials --- let's put it this way, last night I downloaded RFTW's "Digital Display" when I was bored, listless, and apparently quite vulnerable.

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

I realize the way I phrased the poll, I'm not required to answer, but if it were about you, my answer would be "Blue" by The Jayhawks.

"Somebody Loan Me a Dime" Boz Scaggs

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

holly and the Italians "Tell That girl to Shut Up"

[evenodds]

Originally posted by evenodds
This week, I would say:

No One Will, Cody ChesnuTT

These are songs you may have heard, but they definitely qualify as something everyone should hear once:

Angel from Montgomery, Bonnie Raitt/John Prine live version

20 Million Things, Lowell George

Redemption Song, Bob Marley

Use Me, Bill Withers

[ThrashersFan]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Thanks to a couple of more rousing games of Vodka Couch (curse you, Couch!), I think I've now downloaded from the Apple Music Store every single good song ever created by Western civilization. I'm running dangerously low on unattained materials --- let's put it this way, last night I downloaded RFTW's "Digital Display" when I was bored, listless, and apparently quite vulnerable.

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

I realize the way I phrased the poll, I'm not required to answer, but if it were about you, my answer would be "Blue" by The Jayhawks.

Hey Ya by Outkast.

It has a very catchy tune but don't tell anyone because I think it might be one of those songs that starts wearing on you if it gets played by every radio station in your area 50 times a day and I don't want it to be ruined for me..........

[bilmore]

Originally posted by evenodds
These are songs you may have heard, but they definitely qualify as something everyone should hear once:

3/4 North, Leo Kottke

Anything from Brutal, Black Uhuru

"C is for Cookie", C. Monster

(How could I forget

Limeliters, "Through Children's Eyes" album

Kingston Trio, "A Worried Man".

[mmm3587]

Leaders of Men, Joy Division

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by evenodds
These are songs you may have heard:

Redemption Song, Bob Marley

Is there anyone here who has actually not heard this song? If so, how did you get to law school without going to college?

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by bilmore
3/4 North, Leo Kottke

Anything from Brutal, Black Uhuru

"C is for Cookie", C. Monster

Penguin, Please.

All common, but if you are going Sesame Street on us, "Put Down the Duckie" (W. Marsalis, D. DeVito, et al.) is clearly superior to "C is for Cookie"

[taxwonk]

Originally posted by bilmore

"C is for Cookie", C. Monster

Yes, but we true afficionados prefer the duet with Candace Bergen

[God]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Thanks to a couple of more rousing games of Vodka Couch (curse you, Couch!), I think I've now downloaded from the Apple Music Store every single good song ever created by Western civilization. I'm running dangerously low on unattained materials --- let's put it this way, last night I downloaded RFTW's "Digital Display" when I was bored, listless, and apparently quite vulnerable.

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

I realize the way I phrased the poll, I'm not required to answer, but if it were about you, my answer would be "Blue" by The Jayhawks.

I've always been a big fan of "Day by Day" from Godspell. Oh, and Yvonne Elliman's version of "I Don't Know How To Love Him."

[bilmore]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
Is there anyone here who has actually not heard {Redemption Song}? If so, how did you get to law school without going to college?

I never heard this song in college.

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by ThrashersFan
Hey Ya by Outkast.

It has a very catchy tune but don't tell anyone because I think it might be one of those songs that starts wearing on you if it gets played by every radio station in your area 50 times a day and I don't want it to be ruined for me..........

A friend of a friend who lives in Atlanta was asked, on a Friday night, if she could bring Outkast over. Outkast and a group of about 15 people. She said no. She wasn't really in the mood to have people over.

[Dave]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Thanks to a couple of more rousing games of Vodka Couch (curse you, Couch!), I think I've now downloaded from the Apple Music Store every single good song ever created by Western civilization. I'm running dangerously low on unattained materials --- let's put it this way, last night I downloaded RFTW's "Digital Display" when I was bored, listless, and apparently quite vulnerable.

So now I ask you: Name a song I've never heard that every living person should hear at least once before dying.

I realize the way I phrased the poll, I'm not required to answer, but if it were about you, my answer would be "Blue" by The Jayhawks.

No Time To Cry -- Iris DeMent

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by bilmore
I never heard this song in college.

Fair enough. Imagine if one of your contemporaries suggested that it was possible that someone who attended institutions of higher learning around the same time that you did had not heard the album "The Best of Gregorian Chants."