If You Could Listen To 3 Songs Before You Die What Would They Be?

[Heysaboda]

1. Love to Love You, Baby - Donna Summer
2. More, More, More - Andrea True Connection
3. Cruel Summer - Bananarama

So at least I'd die happy!

 

[hypehat]

What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong

In all seriousness, this. Possibly the greatest song ever written.

[Sheriff John Stone]

Here's 3 morbid ones. Oh, wait, they're supposed to be morbid....

1. "It Was A Very Good Year" - Frank Sinatra
2. "Comfortably Numb" - Pink Floyd
3. "The End" - The Doors

I want to hear Jim sing "This is the eeeeeennnnnnnnnndddddddddddd" one final time, then those little tinkly sounds, then I'm gonna join him.

[Jukka]

This Whole World, Surf's Up and Sibelius' 5th symphony.

[Jukka]

Oh, The Doors' "Indian Summer" would make a great soundtrack for leaving this world and loved ones behind.

[Newguy562]

Oh, The Doors' "Indian Summer" would make a great soundtrack for leaving this world and loved ones behind.

that's my favorite doors song it's so beautiful

[Newguy562]

Oh, The Doors' "Indian Summer" would make a great soundtrack for leaving this world and loved ones behind.

that's my favorite doors song it's so beautiful

I think, I need to check it out now.

did you like it?

[Newguy562]

Oh, The Doors' "Indian Summer" would make a great soundtrack for leaving this world and loved ones behind.

that's my favorite doors song it's so beautiful

I think, I need to check it out now.

did you like it?

Certainly!

great taste 

[halblaineisgood]

ps; good last choice, Care Of Cell 44 is one of my faves.

1: Clair De Lune - Debussy
2: In The Back Of My Mind (instrumental) - The Beach Boys
3: California Girls (instrumental) - The Beach Boys

and number 4: Tijuana Taxi - Herb Alpert.

Nice list you got there...
My picks:

1.Young at Heart/Frank Sinatra
2. Dream/Pied Pipers      (Written by the great Johnny Mercer)
  3.  We'll meet again/Ink spots   (I had classical picks in mind for this third slot here, but I'll take a strict interpretation of the song category)


Yeah, No drums or rock n' roll on my deathbed.

With the sickle of death hanging over me, I just can't imagine enjoying that.... unless, I was smuggled in a brompton caulktail, by a sympathetic nurse. A potent mixture of cocaine, morphine, alcohol and klonopin, this caulktail would give me the strength to rock in my darkest hour!!!



 I would then prepare an alternate list.                     

[MaxL]

Gonna ammend my choices slightly:

"Birds" - Neil Young
"Into the Mystic" - Van Morrison
"Doo Wop in Harlem" - Prefab Sprout
and close off with the string overdubs of "Don't Talk"

Yeah, that oughtta work. If not, break out the closing 3 or 4 tracks to TWGMTR and we're golden (despite the somewhat downer aspect of me being dead).

[Melt Away]

King Crimson - Epitaph

Glass Harp - Can you see me?

Brian Wilson - Love and Mercy

[halblaineisgood]

ps; good last choice, Care Of Cell 44 is one of my faves.

1: Clair De Lune - Debussy
2: In The Back Of My Mind (instrumental) - The Beach Boys
3: California Girls (instrumental) - The Beach Boys

and number 4: Tijuana Taxi - Herb Alpert.

Nice list you got there...
My picks:

1.Young at Heart/Frank Sinatra
2. Dream/Pied Pipers      (Written by the great Johnny Mercer)
  3.  We'll meet again/Ink spots   (I had classical picks in mind for this third slot here, but I'll take a strict interpretation of the song category)


Yeah, No drums or rock n' roll on my deathbed.

With the sickle of death hanging over me, I just can't imagine enjoying that.... unless, I was smuggled in a brompton caulktail, by a sympathetic nurse. A potent mixture of cocaine, morphine, alcohol and klonopin, this caulktail would give me the strength to rock in my darkest hour!!!



 I would then prepare an alternate list.                     

Ain't Misbehavin(1943)
Wouldn't it be nice(stereo) 
Hey Jude(mono)