Favourite song

[Bailian]

at the moment, what is yours?

mine is

ring of fire - johnny cash

 

[Captain Pyjama Shark]

Probably Stronger by Kanye is my all-favourite

 

[Almalexia]

Uncle Tom's Cabin. Only song I've legitimately unleashed the full potential of my rocker hair in a long time.

 

[Corndawg]

Let it Be by The Beatles.

 

[Adorno]

'Open' by The Cure.

 

[Bailian]

The Reason- Hoobastank
Or
What I've done- Linkin Park

what i've done - great song

 

[Jock]

AC/DC - "Highway to Hell"

 

[Tintin]

David Bowie - Life on Mars

or

Blondie - Maria

or

Adam and the Ants - Stand and Deliver

or

Cher - Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves

 

[Revilo]

Tainted love - Soft Cell comes to mind here, although I like so many a 'favourite' isn't really applicable.

 

[Evilknightz]

Changes all the damn time. Right now it's probably "Won't get Fooled Again" by The Who

 

[Janissary1453]

The Beatles-Strawberry Fields Forever or Revolution or Eleanor Rigby

 

[Familyguy1]

Aggalloch-The Misshapen Steed, so calming

and

One Day- Matisyahu

 

[Big_Mac]

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

 

[hairfree]

Changes all the damn time.

Same here. Well, gotta pick one...I guess I'll go with "Parabola" by Tool.

 

[Temuzu]

Ach, damn hard choise. As said, changes all the time. But right now, I would say... Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.

 

[McBeverage]

Ach, damn hard choice. As said, changes all the time.

Aye.

Hmm.

Travel in Stygian, by Iced Earth, methinks.

 

[Troll]

For me it's impossible to make such a choice.

Ice Queen by Within Temptation? Nightwish's Ever Dream? Maybe Diamonds of Mankind by Twilightning.

Love all of those, yet there's so much excellent music that even if I can't figure out more candidates right away there's sure to be many many more to match and surpass those on my playlist...

 

[Hietala]

Midlife crisis from Faith no More.
After that it's Drunken sailor from Irish Rovers.

 

[Average Joe peasant]

Pink Floyd - Fearless, Free Four
or 
The Kinks/Dave Davies - Trust Your Heart

 

[Lord Brutus]

Since '94, Marc Cohn's "Walkin in Memphis"