Can someone please tell me the name of this rock song?
i heard it today on 98.7 "top 8 at ocho" and im pretty sure it was number one i really loved it but i cant really remember any of the lyrics all i know is it said something like this in part of the song "your mom made meatloaf even tho im a vegetarian but i took one for the team and your dad was fixed on what was on tv" and something about a ring im not sure, it said something like that so yeah if anyone can help me i would so appreciate it :D
Can someone tell me what this song is?
Lyrics If Bread If a picture paints a thousand words, Then why can't I paint you? The words will never show the you I've come to know. If a face could launch a thousand ships, Then where am I to go? There's no one home but you, You're all that's left me too. And when my love for life is running dry, You come and pour yourself on me. If a man could be two places at one time, I'd be with you. Tomorrow and today, beside you all the way. If the world should stop revolving spinning slowly down to die, I'd spend the end with you. And when the world was through, Then one by one the stars would all go out, Then you and I would simply fly away You can get a little listen at Amazon below.
Can someone tell me the name of a classic rock song with a flute solo?
"Colour My World"? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTMc8KMqc...
Can anybody tell me who this song is by?
okay its a rap song and it came out maybe five + yrs ago... i think it's called jiggalator... the lyrics to the chorus goes... you can find me in the club jiggalating, jiggalating. ( and it repeats) i think there's a dance that goes with it.... but can someone please tell me who this song is by
What rock song has the lyrics "sha la la"?
Not all rock but 100% Sha La La’s - a very hard working phrase.Sha la la Lee by 60s Mod Gods the Small Faces is one of the best - approach some Sha La La songs with care but not this one.Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl (uncensored version below) - another strong contender.Sha la la Thin Lizzy (originally off 1974s Night Life)Darlington County, Breakaway & Jersey Girl - Bruce SpringsteenSha La La (Make Me Happy) - Al GreenRoy Orbison - Blue Angel (1961)As noted by Keith Mckee & Desmond James, the Ramones - Howling at the MoonThe Carpenters - (Every Sha La La La) Yesterday Once MoreThe Shirelles - Sha la la & covered by Manfred MannThe Burt Bacharach written Baby It's You - The Shirelles (rec 1960, rel 1961) & (covered by) the Beatles as answered first by Brenda GraciaMemory Hotel by the Rolling Stones (originally off Black and Blue) has a sha la la line.Marianne Faithfull - The Sha La La Song (1965)& the Shuffles - Cha La La (l need You) (1969)& Finally the Silhouettes Sha Na Na not Sha La La in Get a Job (1957)The above are at the Sha la la upper echelons & with apologies to the Venga Boys & Tony ChristieMuiris Mac Cartaine's answer to What songs contain the lyrics "fa fa fa"?
Can any one tell me some slow & peaceful rock songs.?
To One in Paradise - Alan Parsons Project I Believe in You - Talk Talk The Rainbow - Talk Talk Changes - Black Sabbath Reason for Waiting - Jethro Tull Can't Find My Way Home - Blind Faith Soldier in Our Town - Iron Butterfly Johnny's Garden - Stephen Stills & Manassas On An Island - David Gilmour Raise My Rent - David Gilmour Triad - The Byrds That's the Way - Led Zeppelin Old Laughing Lady - Neil Young Matte Kudasai - King Crimson Laughing - David Crosby Collage - James Gang Again - James Gang Ashes, the Rain & I - James Gang Expecting to Fly - Buffalo Springfield Sky Blue - Peter Gabriel Tribute - Manfred Mann's Earth Band You're Lost, Little Girl - The Doors After Hours - Velvet Underground Jesus - Velvet Underground Cyprus Avenue - Van Morrison Surf's Up - The Beach Boys 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) - Bruce Springsteen New York City Serenade - Bruce Springsteen What Your Soul Sings - Massive Attack Muskrat Candlelight - Willis Alan Ramsey Lady Blue - Leon Russell All I Want - Joni Mitchell Come Down in Time - Elton John Madman Across the Water - Elton John sorry there's so many, but these are most of my favorites slower rock songs, some just peaceful sounding.
Where do you stand about rock songs used for TV Commercials?
This has been discussed before, but I'm not sure in how long. I figured I'd ask this current wave of users. It's a couple of questions- 1) the one in the title- 2) Most of the songs used are older ones from the 60s- 80s. (*lots* of 70s I noticed) This latest Walmart one really annoys me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0U3UY9yk... There's another for 21st Century Insurance that uses this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B2clFsLA... The question is- if you're not a classic rock fan, (& that's ok!) how do you think you'd feel if in 20 years, your favorite *current* bands' songs were used in tv ads? As for me- it mostly bugs me. I think it kinda takes away from the power & legacy of the songs. Sorta cheapens them, imo. On the other hand, I realize that in many cases, the artists themselves are the ones who handed over the songs to use & probably could use the $$. I can sort of understand that w/ artists who didn't reach the heights of say, guys like Zeppelin or The Beatles. But when I see Target using "Hello/Goodbye" & Cadillac using "Rock & Roll", hmm...no real excuse for it I think.