The Best Songs

[Evil Alpaca]

Damn, too many songs to chose from.

Revolution- Chris DeBurgh

Cold Ethel- Alice Cooper
(Actually anything from his Welcom to my Nightmare album.)

Mississippi Squirrel Revival- Ray Stevens

I used to have about 10 Alice Cooper tapes, including several greatest hits tapes. I've started replacing them on CD, but it's been a slow process.

And I didn't think anyone but me around here had ever listened to Ray Stevens!

"What happened next was hard to tell,
some thought it was heaven,
some thought it was hell,
but the fact that something was among us
was plain to see . . ."

 

[SeaCat]

I used to have about 10 Alice Cooper tapes, including several greatest hits tapes. I've started replacing them on CD, but it's been a slow process.

And I didn't think anyone but me around here had ever listened to Ray Stevens!

"What happened next was hard to tell,
some thought it was heaven,
some thought it was hell,
but the fact that something was among us
was plain to see . . ."

Wierd Al wasn't quite in the same league.

Cat

 

[Rhys]

Eleanor Rigby -The Beatles
Who Wants to Live Forever (or) Bohemian Rhapsody-Queen
Mercy Mercy Me -Marvin Gaye
Sympathy for the Devil-The Rolling Stones
Rock N Roll (or) Stairway to Heaven-Led Zepplin
Volare-Dean Martin
Luck Be a Lady-Frank Sinatra
Tom Sawyer-Rush
Turn to Stone-Electric Light Orchestra
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road -Elton John
Roxanne (or) Don't Stand So Close To Me- The Police
Heroes-David Bowie
Everybody Knows (cover of Leonard Cohen)-Concrete Blonde
True Faith-New Order
Dust in the Wind-Kansas
Beautiful-Sarah Brightman
Big Log-Robert Plant
I Want You to Want Me (or) If You Want My Love- Cheap Trick
Goo Goo Muck-The Cramps
Fun Time-Iggy Pop
Once in a Lifetime-The Talking Heads
Lovesong-The Cure
Jocko Homo-Devo
Walk on the Wild Side-Lou Reed
Life's Been Good- Joe Walsh

just a few

 

[eric shawn listo]

Louie Armstrong's What a Wonderful World.