Favorite Music? Genre, songs, and singers

[Bret]

Mother Earth Lyrics



Birds and butterflies
Rivers and mountains she creates
But you'll never know
The next move she'll make You can try
But it is useless to ask why Cannot control her
She goes her own way
She rules until the end of time
She gives and she takes
She rules until the end of time

She goes her way With every breath

And all the choices that we make

We are only passing through on her way
I find my strength
Believing that their soul lives on
Until the end of time I'll carry them with me
she rules until the end of time
she gives and she takes
she rules until the end of time
she goes her way Once you will know my dear
You dont have to fear A new beginning
Always starts at the end
Once you will know my dear
You dont have to fear ...
Until the end of time x3
She goes her way
she rules until the end of time
she gives and she takes

she rules until the end of time

until the end of time until the end of time
she goes her way.

[SCYTHE]

Hey guys, thanks for your answers
I recently have discovered a cool link

برای مشاهده محتوا ، لطفا وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید

It's about Song meanings, Lyrics and Trivia
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I heart this song from The Beatles: Paperback Writer
Unlike their usual lyrics subjects, it's not about love
And what's more I like about this song is that you can hear the distorted guitar sound in the song so you can see the advance of classical rock to modern rock through their songs

[M O B I N]

we can know what some musics say but one of the hardest musics i've ever heard was scooter's logical song i can't figure out what he says at the first

[niusha_z]

What do u think of "the doors" and "Jim Morrison"? and The Doors Vs The Who? l

Sorry for taking too long to reply Haven't listened to a lot of The Doors really but I love the work of their keyboard player. I've only heard a greatest hits and the thing I noticed the most was the keyboard. It's really unfair for me to judge the Doors when I haven't heard much from their catalog but from what I've heard I still prefer The Who.

What are your favorite lyrical themes? Do you like it perplexing or simple? Do you like story-telling lyrics like the ones you can find in the songs of Dire Strait? What are the most clichéd words you can find in the songs? your fave songwriter? l

I need to slow down l

I love songs that deal with a loss, eg. lost love or lost time or ... doesn't matter really. I just like sad songs but as I have a contradictory taste I also looooooooooove songs that make me happy. Like "I wanna hold your hand" by the Beatles. That song just makes me all giggly inside last and foremost I love songs that tell stories, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison are great examples.

Seems nothing is going on here
What are your 3 favorite albums of all time? l
Do you still buy CDs? Maybe it doesn't make sense regarding Iran as the country we live in Or have you ever bothered to pay for music? If yup, when was it the last time?

Has it happened to u that u hate a song/band at first but you ended up loving it or conversely you loved it and then you found it hateful

Three favorite albums: They change constantly but the permanent three in my list of favorite albums are:

Revolver (Beatles) - Tommy (The Who) - Odessey and Oracle (The Zombies)

I'd definitely purchase my music on CDs if they were available in our country but unfortunately they're not. Though I've found an alternative that I love more than CDs I actually buy vinyl. Some are really expensive and I can only buy 3 or 4 (sometimes more sometimes less) a month but I enjoy them MUCH more than some files I download from the internet. I bought Moody blues - In search of the lost chord, George Harrison - Living in the material world and CSNY - Deja vu two weeks ago. I think the harder you work for something the more you appreciate it. I love my collection of vinyls even though it's not a big one.

I used to love Guns'n'Roses 4 or 5 years ago but now I can't stand them.

[niusha_z]

Hey guys, thanks for your answers
I recently have discovered a cool link

برای مشاهده محتوا ، لطفا وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید

It's about Song meanings, Lyrics and Trivia
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I heart this song from The Beatles: Paperback Writer
Unlike their usual lyrics subjects, it's not about love
And what's more I like about this song is that you can hear the distorted guitar sound in the song so you can see the advance of classical rock to modern rock through their songs

That's one great site! I used to be obsessed with it! I spent a lot of time reading about the stories behind the Beatles songs

And paperback writer is one greaaaat tune! cheeky lyrics

[linkin_park]

well I am a bit Different , Cuz I Love Both Persian Sonnaty Music and Hard-Rocks or in some Situations Metal .
As I Play Taar (Persian Traditional Instrument) I Really Like Sonnaty Style , Specially Ostad Shajarian , Nazery and Hossein Alizadeh,
But From the Other Side I Live with Metallica and Nirvana ... Also Radiohead , Joe Satriani , Steve vai and etc
for 1 year I was Only Listening to Metallica !

[seymour]

[LEFT]

..... list of favorite albums are:
[B]
... - Tommy (The Who) -...

Tommy is great ... The Who is great

[SCYTHE]

Sorry for taking too long to reply Haven't listened to a lot of The Doors really but I love the work of their keyboard player. I've only heard a greatest hits and the thing I noticed the most was the keyboard. It's really unfair for me to judge the Doors when I haven't heard much from their catalog but from what I've heard I still prefer The Who.

I already have two albums from the Who, I describe their songs as non-easy listening songs. Their music is heavier than The Doors', more drums and bass involvements in their songs. They sound fine

I love songs that deal with a loss, eg. lost love or lost time or ... doesn't matter really. I just like sad songs but as I have a contradictory taste I also looooooooooove songs that make me happy. Like "I wanna hold your hand" by the Beatles. That song just makes me all giggly inside last and foremost I love songs that tell stories, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison are great examples

I also think sad songs are way better than happy songs, but unfo sad songs make your emotions go so wrong, I mean listening to them too much has adverse effect

Three favorite albums: They change constantly but the permanent three in my list of favorite albums are:

Revolver (Beatles) - Tommy (The Who) - Odessey and Oracle (The Zombies)

All are British!!!

I'd definitely purchase my music on CDs if they were available in our country but unfortunately they're not. Though I've found an alternative that I love more than CDs I actually buy vinyl. Some are really expensive and I can only buy 3 or 4 (sometimes more sometimes less) a month but I enjoy them MUCH more than some files I download from the internet. I bought Moody blues - In search of the lost chord, George Harrison - Living in the material world and CSNY - Deja vu two weeks ago. I think the harder you work for something the more you appreciate it. I love my collection of vinyls even though it's not a big one.
I used to love Guns'n'Roses 4 or 5 years ago but now I can't stand them.

Are vinyl records more pleasurable to listen? Yeah, they kick arse, I would like to try them out

[SCYTHE]

about the third one...yes...it has happened several times... for a period of time, I could never stand any kinda Metal song for even a sec....neither metal, nor Rock...Like Anathema's songs, but now I almost always listen to at least a song of them
the opposite has also happened... I adored some Celine Dion's songs but not anymore...l

If you like Anathema's music, then you may like empyrium, a great great German Folk band
I personally love most of their albums, but love Where At Night The Wood Grouse Plays [1999] most of all

Most of the tracks are instrumental and sad

[sepid12ir]

If you like Anathema's music, then you may like empyrium, a great great German Folk band
I personally love most of their songs, but love Where At Night The Wood Grouse Plays [1999] most of all

Most of the tracks are instrumental and sad

ye, I've got all their songs...the sad song of the wind is my fav..a band with the least possible weak n poor songs... almost all their songs are worth listening

Blackmore's night also has got a type of near style to Empyrium... beyond the sunset, Gilded Cage n shadow of the moon are my fav