What's your all time favourite track ?

[Fnaar]

Rio - Michael Nesmith

His mum invented liquid paper (aka snopake, aka Tippex)

 

[postman]

Fav track

Let the Heartaches begin-Mr Long John Baldry.Well i am 57.

 

[sloe]

"Sweet Georgia Brown"

from

The Very Best of Louis Armstrong

 

[col]

The Connels 74 75.
Mamas and the Papas California dreaming
Men at work Land of under

Some of my faves,its all i could think off,bit late,tired.

 

[gbb]

Changes on a regular basis..

At the moment I'd have to say Tool - Lateralus, love the lyrics and their music is so technical it's fantastic.

Edit: I also just saw something online which makes the song even better.. Counting the syllables in each line in the verses you get the Fibonacci numbers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lateralus_(song)

Crikey..yes

 

[Flying_Monkey]

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield. Specifically the long version with the instrumental section... so joyous and soulful.

 

[red_tom]

Grapefruit Moon - Tom Waits.

 

[Kirstie]

Probably Chime Live by Orbital, closely followed by Acperience 1 by Hardfloor, and then Kinetic by Golden Girls. I was an early 90s raver, me. 'ave it.

But if I was to name my favourite piece of music then it would be 'Music for a large ensemble' by Steve Reich.

 

[Fnaar]

Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield. Specifically the long version with the instrumental section... so joyous and soulful.

Ditto on that one... long version too... curses to "Bend it like Beckham".

 

[Slim]

All of me - Dinah Washington 1958 Newport Jazz Festival.

 

[stevenb]

Impossible to answer....current fave has to be:

'Silencer' Hemstock & Jennings remix (Trance tune) played on Technics SL1210's at +2/+4 pitch

 

[fuzzy29]

'People are Strange' by Echo & the Bunnymen

 

[got-to-get-fit]

Everlong - Foo Fighters

 

[Abitrary]

crimson and clover - Tommy James and the Shondells

 

[Maverick Goose]

crystal days

'People are Strange' by Echo & the Bunnymen

Top track that-maybe even better than the original IMO