what are the best soundgarden´s ballads?
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Pushing\nBlackhole Sun\nKickstand\nSpoonman\nSuperunknown\nFell on Black Days
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The best one that I would say is http://www.azlyrics.com
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1.  Born to Run         Bruce Springsteen    \nSpringsteen set out to write the greatest rock song ever, and who's to say he didn't succeed? Bombastic, epic, romantic, dense, this song demands attention. A breakthrough for Springsteen also in terms of situating his heroes palpably in the "American Dream". A driving, powerful, sublime classic. \n\n2.  Love Minus Zero (No Limit)      Bob Dylan    \nIn the midst of his word-tripping in 1965, Dylan created this - a modest, serene love song. Still wordy, the opening line is "My love, she speaks like silence." It is a paean to a woman who doesn't exist, who perhaps can't exist. But the timeless, flitting melody wills her into our consciousnesses. \n\n3.  Frederick         Patti Smith    \nLike Dylan's "Sara", a directly biographical love song, blurring the art/reality line. Smith can invest her music with anthemic power, and to do so with a love paean is bold. Almost impossible to listen to without breaking down. "My soul surrenders, astonished to death". Life and death, ultimately, are one. \n\n4.  SOS        Abba    \nAbba redefined pop music as something that can be emotionally rich as well as entertainingly light. Deep in their best songs, there is no kitsch, only beauty and majesty. "SOS" is the sweetest and saddest lost-love song in existence. "Where are those happy days? They seem so hard to find." \n\n5.  I Want to Hold Your Hand      The Beatles    \nThis must have been a revolution in 1963 - the excited, staccato intro, the tantalising build-up, and then Lennon's double-tracked vocals, with handclaps, and the sublimest guitar fill at the end of each line. Even now, this is the sound of pure energy and joy - joy at creating music, joy at simply being alive.
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1) Say What You Mean\n\n2) Don't Ask Me to Stay Tonight\n\n3) Sittin Pretty - (fun song) \n\n4) Angel Love (awesome)\n\n Actually, ALL of them were great, but those were my personal favorites. I love your voice and acoustics. Your vocals remind me a little of Freddy Fender, a musician and friend of Dad as well. "That's What Loves About"..LOVE those horns. Great JOB!
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"Beautiful Days"\nPerformed by Venus\n\n"June in January"\nPerformed by Julie London\n\n"Hjartao Hamast"\nPerformed by Sigur Ros\n\n"My Dear Friend"\nPerformed by Julie Delpy\n\n"Nights in White Satin"\nPerformed by Alain Bashung\n\n"Etang Donne"\nPerformed by Zerone\n\n"Atomic Reaction"\nPerformed by Denis Levaillant\n\n"Under the Volcano"\nPerformed by Denis Levaillant
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Little bit lighter, but try Flyleaf. They're great and the female vocalist even breaks out a scream sometimes. Pretty awesome.
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Sting; without a doubt!\n\nGranted, all three are quite talented, but the depth and breadth of thought in Sting's lyrics goes so far beyond the others; it's like comparing G.K. Chesterton to Danielle Steele, IMHO.  Favorite examples:  Synchronicity II, Russians, Shape of My Heart.\n\nVocally, I've never been too impressed by Paul; I don't think he's even in the same league as Freddy & Sting.  Again, I've heard a greater variety of vocal styles on Sting's recordings.  And like them all, of course.  Favorites:  Every Little Thing She Does is Magic, Moon over Burboun Street, Shadows in the Rain.\n\nComposition & arrangement are the toughest ones for me, and the areas in which I think they are most closely matched.  Still, going from 'Synchronicity' to 'Dream of the Blue Turtles' to 'Nothing like the Sun,' I think one would be hard-pressed to find any artist or group with such a range.  Examples:  Don't Stand So Close to Me, Mother, Tea in the Sahara, Children's Crusade.\n\n(Yeah, if I were a girl, I'd probably even swoon over him!)   :D
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Work is a good one. I also like Moment of Truth. I can relate to that song soo much in so many ways.
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well, you already know about 'into the mystic' by van morrison. also along those lines, 'moonshadow', by cat stevens or 'both sides now' by joni mitchell.\n\nmore modern but equally moving, 'me' by paula cole, or 'superman' by five for fighting.\n\n'mmm-hmm' (not mmm-bop) catchy song i can't help singing along to...'wondering where the lions are' by bruce cockburn.\n\nbest use of religion in a non-threatening rock song, 'jesus is just alright' by the doobie brothers.\n\nbest use of water in the background, 'black water' also by the doobies.  best use of a mandolin to simulate said background, 'ripple' by the grateful dead.\n\nbest impersonal sounding yet beautiful love song of the 1980s, 'love is a stranger' by the eurythmics.\n\nfor the essential happy pop song of the 1990s, 'breakfast at tiffany's' by deep blue something.\n\nmost exotic-sounding top 40 hit of the last ten years, 'desert rose' by sting.\n\nbest portrayal of love in a disco song, 'fire' by the pointer sisters.\n\nin the category of best use of angst and suffering in a rock song with sneer... 1st place to tom petty ('don't come around here no more')\n\nbest twangy country down on the farm song, 'suds in the bucket' by sara evans.\n\nand finally just for fun, 'scarlet magnolias'... sublime's version, 'turning japanese' by the vapors, and 'stupid girl' by garbage.
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jesus of suburbia by green day is great, and it's 10 minutes long - actually 5 songs all put together for the price of 1.\n\ni also recommend i write sins not tragedies by panic! at the disco, a great video.\n\noh and both bands are totally hot!
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Cats in the cradle is a great song...yes harry chapin recorded it.  I love the version by Ugly Kid Joe though.
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Don't cry for me argentina-Madonna ( other versions)\nKnights in white satin- Moody Blues\nGasoline Alley- Rod Stewart\nHope it helps...
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Check out \nLed Zeppelin's Black Mountain Side
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Reach for the Sky - Social Distortion\nStaring at the Sun - The Offspring\nSt. Anger - Metallica\nBlack Sabbath - Shot in the Dark\nLinkin Park - Papercut\nLinkin Park - Hit the Floor\nLinkin Park - Crawling\nLinkin Park - Don't Stay\nLinkin Park - Lying From You\n\nJust a sample of songs that get me pumped up and energized.\n\nEnjoy.
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I would have to name three....\n\nThe best song that captures the band is DOWN IN A HOLE\nThe best commercial song WOULD?\nThe saddest song, but beautiful is NUTSHELL\n\nI miss them...
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My favorite of all time is probably "New Age Illusion" by Bloodgood, but if you're talking about a song by bands that are still together, I'd have to say "Hell No" by Bride.
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1) The Scientist By Coldplay\n2) Schools Out For Summer By Alice Cooper\n3) Better Together By Jack Johnson\n4) Bittersweet Symphony By The Verve\n5) Caress Me Down By Sublime\n6) Life By The Drop By Stevie Ray Vaughan\n7) Saw Red By Sublime ( Acoustic Version)\n8) Walk The Line By Johnny Cash\n9) Clocks By Coldplay\n10) Constellations By Jack Johnson