Songs of Perfection

[SeanRuel]

Leslie Feist- Mushaboom

Also Leslie Feist- 1234

 

[surveyor]

 

[Mike Islander]

I love this song. I'm not religious, or even spiritual, in any way whatsoever. I do go to church. Love the people there. Watching these people (the people enjoying the experience), they are all expressing pure joy.

 

[Njdelaney]

 

[Mike Islander]

 

[TreeCo]

 

[The Green One]

 

[Mike Islander]

I heard this song in the shower this morning. My wife recognized it immediately. Evidently she discoed. If I had known that when I met her, we might not have gotten married. Of course, if she knew I went to the Mustang Ranch when I was 15, we also might not have been married. Some secrets should be kept between couples. That policy has kept us together for 38 years.

 

[Willber]

Yes, I loved this performance, over any other rendition, since hearing it. Passionate, articulate performance of a great song.

 

[Willber]

Not to detract from this legendary musician, Woody Guthrie, the creator of this great song.
Willie Nelson's rendition is the most amazing rendition of this song.

 

[Willber]

Somewhere on a train in Russia.

Russia was a great country before the Bolsheviks(Jesuit), [basically means "to revolt" in Russian], infiltrated Russia, and ruined it.

 

[Willber]

Better than the more known, later recording, by Keith Whitley.
The almost the whole "Many Mansions" album is good.

Here's the greatest Chapin song, one of the only songs, where the live recording is better than the studio recording.

 

[Howie65]

Thinking many times to her song - definitely a song of perfection. Hope she won the fight of cancer.

 

[Willber]

One of the few "Hip-Hop" songs I like.
It actually has quite meaningful lyrics.

 

[TreeCo]

Not to detract from this legendary musician, Woody Guthrie, the creator of this great song.
Willie Nelson's rendition is the most amazing rendition of this song.

City of New Orleans was written by Steve Goodman, I believe. Steve was a good friend of John Prine and they performed together. Steve died young but left quite a musical legacy.

 

[Willber]

They are one of the few Canadian bands to ever truly make it "big" and as a result they get rammed down our throats on every radio station. I've never really liked their music, but it's also listener's fatigue. That and Geddy Lee is a colossal douchebag.

Why do you say Geddy Lee is a douche bag? From what I've heard about him he seems to have integrity, and seems humble for a "famous" musician.

 

[Vordus]

Haiduk - Swarm [metal]

 

[Chris Schultz]

 

[Willber]

There's something about the music and vocal performance, that is really touching.

 

[surveyor]