Patti Smith - Free Money (for the haunting piano intro)
Donna Summer - There Will Always Be a You (it was used as a line for our wedding vows)
New Order - The Perfect Kiss (I kissed my dad on the forehead when his body was laid out for visitation.)
Led Zeppelin - Carouselambra (unfathomable lyrics delivered with Yoda syntax)
Cyndi Lauper - True Colors (some of the best advice ever given: Don't be afraid to let them show.)
Kate Bush - These Moment of Pleasure (every old sock meets an old shoe)
10,000 Maniacs - These are Days (These days you might feel a shaft of light make its way across your face, and when you do, you'll see how it was meant to be. See the signs and know their meanings.)
Madonna - Live to Tell (The light that you could never see, it shines inside. You can't take that from me.)
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Posts made by gilberto1963
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RE: Songs that never leave your playlist
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RE: Best track on Born To Die?
Though I have a love for "Video Games" after seeing the Smiths "This Charming Man"/LDR "Video Games" mashup on YouTube, it's something magical, my favorite track on B2D is "National Anthem" - It has everything I love about LDR: lush orchestration, droning electronics, old timey electric guitar in the mix, beautiful melodies, catchy chorus, and a naïvely slutty personal story line that is a metaphor for life in the 21st Century. Then there is the supremely unworkable phrase, "give me a standing o-vay-she-uh-uh-uhn." The whole song is a clumsy graceful mess that really works (for me at least.)
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RE: Last album you bought?
Natalie Merchant Paradise is There (The New Tigerlily Recordings)
I wouldn't recommend it. It's not awful, but the original is 10,000X better.