NFR: What is the best song or instrumental you have heard today?

[WhiteJC]

Art Garfunkel - April come she will

[Lighthouse]

[Lighthouse]

This band have been around forever in Japan and still put out rock songs that shame most of the music I hear on my radio in the West. A bunch of old blokes who still have it.

[WhiteJC]

Metric - nothing is perfect

[spikey norman]

Spirit In The Sky  -  Evol Walks

[WhiteJC]

This band have been around forever in Japan and still put out rock songs that shame most of the music I hear on my radio in the West. A bunch of old blokes who still have it.

these guys remind me of Black Sabbath in their pomp

[Snibbo]

[WhiteJC]

Maggie Reilly - stones throw from nowhere

[WhiteJC]

MonaLisa Twins - for what it's worth

[spikey norman]

Land Of Confusion  -  Disturbed
 

[JimOG]

Art Garfunkel - April come she will

First heard this in 1970 - my first year at uni...He and Paul Simon had released Bridge Over Troubled Water ...I was watching this this morning and felt sad...dunno why. He had such a stunning voice and is still brave enough to take on one of their most difficult songs...suppose it's the regret of ageing

[WhiteJC]

Gilbert O'Sullivan - nothing rhymed

[spikey norman]

The Healer  -  John Lee Hooker & Carlos Santana

 

[WhiteJC]

Jeff Wayne, Richard Burton, Justin Hayward - forever autumn

[Lighthouse]

Rudolph Isley, one of the founder members of the band has died. A great sound for a unique time.

[WhiteJC]

Metric - days of oblivion

[spikey norman]

  Goodbye Horses  -  Q Lazzarus

[Lighthouse]

This is another wonderful cello cover of a Band Maid song. The original song is beautiful and moving. This cover is equally memorable. Relax and enjoy.

[Lighthouse]

The beautiful voice with almost a throwback to the Radio sound of the Sixties and Seventies.

[BestOfBrede]