Random Challenge of the Day #26
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🎝 Share your favourite song and what it means to you 🎝
Either in the comments or your own post, share with us your favourite song and what it means to you.
Easy one today. I'm running behind a little as the kids needed haircuts this morning and then of course, baths. It only took approximately a million years to get them out of the bath. haha!
Happy Monday everyone!
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i love this song cause it feel like describe my self for now, life feel so heavy for now and hope it will be better
Heavy - Linkin Park feat Kiiara
This just happens to be my favorite song right now too. Life will get better friend. It will.
Still positive and thank you 😊
I often listen to this song, this music is so fun, and can explain my feelings to my mother :)
hopefully you like it.. :))
That is awesome! I'd never heard this before, but I love it! 😍
i really like it, and listen the music make me to be fun :)
I would say "Life in Letters by Lucy Schwartz"
What I love most about this song is the part where it says
"words can be strong like the beating drum; like ten thousand voices that call together"
Our thoughts can be powerful, inspiring or life changing; unless we translate them into words that people can hear or read, they won't benefit from them. Cheers!
Her voice is beautiful! ❤
I'll go with
Sometimes there's just a song you can relate to the lyrics in every way. This is one of them... At least it's at the top of the list. Enjoy
Wow. That was just, so beautiful and so sad at the same time. I really like it.
I can't pick just one favorite, but I tried and after thinking a little I chose an Olga Tañon's song. I'm latina and since I was a little kid I've been listening to her, she's one of my dad's faves singers so as mine, and I remember that when we go for a long trip he'll always put an Olga's CD for hours, over and over again. This one, "Cuando tú no estás" is a special one for me because is the first song of her that I learned, and ever since I've always love it. I think I was 7 or 8 years old when the song came out and my dad started to put it on for me because he said that I always asked for that one. Now I'm 21 and I still listen to the song as is the first time.
Looking to the comments I notice that all the songs are in english, I really hope you like this one just in case you don't know it yet. Is one of my faves and has so many memories of my childhood.
Tell me @khackett what you thought about the song? 🙂😘
I didn't understand the words, sadly only had 2 years of Spanish in high school and remember very little. But, the great thing about music is you don't really need to understand the lyrics to appreciate it. I thought olga has a beautiful voice! And her energy is magnetic, i could just watch her sing and dance all day. I loved the beat of the song, It made me dance in my seat! Thank you for sharing. 😀
Thank you a lot! That's the amazing thing of music, you just need to feel it and enjoy it.
well, I am a big fan of grunge and alternative rock, but a song that I always listen to is part of the soundtrack of one of my favorites movie, plus favorite books of all times - The Pixies - Where is my mind, every time I listen to it it's like watching the movie again, You met me at a very strange time in my life @khackett
Another one that I also like to listen to is Gary Jules - Mad World, another soundtrack, isn't coincidence people I like a lot the movies that the music combines perfectly with them, for me make great songs
These are 2 of my very favorite songs as well! ❤
As this is the love month, I would have to steer away from my other favorite songs and give this one my vote.
This is Forevermore from a local band here in the Philippines. I love it so much, I made it the song my wife marched along with during our wedding day.
You were just a dream that I once knew
I never thought I would be right for you.
I just can't compare you with anything in this world
You're all I need to be with forevermore.
Dear Kelli!
A favorite to me is the 3rd movement of J. N. Hummels Trumpet Concerto in E-minor, presented by the ingenious Tine Thing Helseth from Norway:
Johann Nepomuk Hummel was a contemporary and student of W.A. Mozart and has written some very fine pieces of music. He was born in 1778 in Austria and died in Germany back in 1837.
The clarity in this music! Wonderful! Trumpet is one of my favorite instruments. It offers great possibilities for expression.
I also have other favorites, no doubt about that. Some times I prefer electronic music, Blues, Jazz, Volksmusik.
Maybe you find the time to listen 3 minutes into this wonderful music of Edvard Grieg, Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.16 - II. Adagio:
(this piano concert is wonderful. I am sure, you will not regret listening 3 minutes into it :) )
On other days, James Blood Ulmer would come into my mind and I would listen to his great music.
He is a real great musician and one of my all time favorites.
unfortunately bad (old recording) sound quality, but still James Blood Ulmer:
btw: my favorite US-American politician is Ron Paul. He knows the way to freedom and prosperity.
What a great variety of songs! I enjoyed them all, but jazz is definitely a genre I enjoy and I'd never heard of James blood ulmer. I like his stuff. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Yeah, James Blood Ulmer is great.
Odyssey is one of his best albums. I bought it 30 years ago, after I have seen James Blood Ulmer and his Phalanx band in Austria, Bad Ischl Konzerthalle.
https://www.google.at/maps/@47.7112642,13.6189436,18z
The Phalanx concert was absolutely fantastic, a great dancing event. We enjoyed his music very much. I have many of his old vinyl recordings. Fortunately most of his great music is online at YouTube nowadays. ;)
Little Red House: