Care to share your favorite Bob Seger song(s)?
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Like a Rock\n\n(I love Marty Feldman! And Young Frankenstien! And anything else by Mel Brooks! "My, what big knockers!")
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SOS!!!!!!!!! I love that song!
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I'm definitely old enough and I have loved Dan Fogelberg's music for more years than I want to count. Three of my personal favorites are:\n\nRiver of Souls\nRhythm of the Rain\nMan in the Mirror\n\nFor a really nice website to learn all kinds of stuff about Dan's life and music, check out the link below. You'll find all his albums, links for the song lyrics, photos and info about his career You could spend hours there!
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One of my faves is You Can Leave Your Hat On By Joe Cocker.\n\nFave type of music...Rock, Country, Blues, Bluegrass.
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Oh yes. Fools Gold is one of the most amazing songs ever. As is I Wanna Be Adored. Went to see Ian Brown last year in an open air gig, it wasblooming brilliant (despite the fact he is completely out of tune most of the time!)
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Turn the Page\nOriginally recorded by Bob Seger
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I like Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire. It was a famous anti-war song during the vietnam "conflict". He was in the military with a family friend of mine, so they saw war first hand and were appalled by it. Thats what led him to write the song.\n\n"Don't you understand, what I'm trying to say?\nCan't you see the fear that I'm feeling today?\nIf the button is pushed, there's no running away,\nThere'll be noone to save with the world in a grave,\nTake a look around you, boy, it's bound to scare you, boy,\nBut you tell me over and over and over again my friend,\nAh, you don't believe we're on the eve of destruction."
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Yeah, I have it. "Mas Que Nada" with the Black Eyed Peas is my favorite.
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my favorite is" Somebody". Thats the most beautiful love song ever.(Martin Gore sings the vocal on that one)\nmy other favorites are;\nWaiting for the night\nShake the Disease\nIts Called a Heart\nFly On the Windscreen\nFreeLove\nIt Doesnt Matter\nBut Not Tonight\nTora Tora Tora\n  I Could go on, Ive always listened to Depeche Mode since their first album Speak and Spell came out in 1981(Iwas 10 years old)and did you know Vince Clark from Erasure started depeche mode and played on the Speak and spell album,And then went on to form Yazoo(Yaz in the U.S.)with Alison Moyet,and lastly formed Erasure with Andy Bell!!!\n\nIve seen them live in:\n1986-Black Celebration Tour(with Book OF LOVE)@ Will Rogers Collesium in Fort Worth TX\nand in\n1987-Music for the Masses Tour(with OMD)@Six Flags Amphitheatre in Arlington/Dallas TX
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Psychostick "The Beer Song"\nThat song is awesome...kinda stupid but still awesome. You gotta love a song that doesn't lie because you know what? Beer is good.......and stuff!!!
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Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band - 70's-80s\nJonny Lang - current\nBilly Joel - any of his\nElton John - his 70s stuff is best\nELO\nEmerson, Lake & Palmer has lots of organ music.\nSo does the Edgar Winter Group - the song Frankenstein is a power-house.    \n\np.s. Apologies to Bing & Driver; how could I have not listed BH&R?
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My favorite was "Bubba Hyde".  They have a Greatest hits album coming out in May 2006, and they are still touring.
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How about "Godzilla" by Blue Oyster Cult, anything by Steve Miller Band is great
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i love green day's old stuf & nu stuf! i like the old "Brainstew" as my fave old, and "American Idiot" as mi fave nu stuf!
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I love the songs. My favorite is number 7 Cherish: Do it to it
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My favorite song is anything from the 80's. Favorite film..."Gone With The Wind"
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Black Oak Arkansas\nTheir Jim Dandy rendition can't be beat.