I saw the post about russian websites to download cheap music... and it got me thinking.
Regardless of purpose/mood, what songs are a permanent part of your collection? Could be for anything: relaxing, working out, pondering, psyching yourself up, quality time with the honey, etc.
In no particular order, SOME of my faves:
ReplyDeleteI am... I said (Neil Diamond)
Your song (Elton John OR from the Moulin Rouge soundtrack)
My front porch looking in (Lonestar)
Orange colored sky (Nat King Cole)
Any of their Cd's will do:
ReplyDeleteNorah Jones
John Meyer
Michael Buble
Eva Cassidy
John Legend
Josh Groban
Those are all my faves...and some :)
Oooooo...Orange colored sky...what a great one.
ReplyDeletesome of my faves:
Fix you...Coldplay
Linger...The Cranberries
White Flag...Dido
Baby Moon...Audra MacDonald
Overs...New York Voices
Do what you have to do...Sarah Maclachlan
Where are you going...Dave Matthews Band
Natalie...I keep wanting to get into John Legend because when I've heard him on TV I totally dig his voice...what are some of his best for me to check out?
ReplyDelete(Love Norah and John Mayer by the way)
My top three favorite artists are:
ReplyDeleteBen Folds
Counting Crows
Dashboard Confessional
If I'm in a country mood then:
Faith Hill
Martina McBride
Tim McGraw
Rascal Flatts
Lonestar
Favorite from childhood:
John Denver
"Bringing Sexy Back" is the song that really gets me pumped when I think about working out and sticking to my diet :)
ReplyDeleteI'm such a fan of "Wind It Up" by Gwen Stefani. I have it on my MP3 player and when I play it at the gym I can't help but start grooving on the eliptical and people stare at me funny.
ReplyDeleteI love classic Elton John, I'm a huge Styx fan (don't feel sad if you don't know who they are or think I'm a dork for loving them), the Wicked soundtrack and the Chess soundtrack are so fun to sing to but Indigo Girls have to be my very faves. Rites of Passage is the best album ever made, period.