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To me some of my favorite songs are actually my favorite, not because of the singing, but because of the actual music. Sometimes the music just totally sets the mood, and makes the song what it is. One of my favorite songs of all time is a perfect example. The sliding guitar rifts really add to the mysterious mood this song sets.
Radiohead's "All I Need" puts me in some comfy sort of dreamy space (it's the simple piano and strings in the bridge that crescendos the best! for sure!)
To me some of my favorite songs are actually my favorite, not because of the singing, but because of the actual music. Sometimes the music just totally sets the mood, and makes the song what it is. One of my favorite songs of all time is a perfect example. The sliding guitar rifts really add to the mysterious mood this song sets.
Now that is a great great great song. A true story depicted perfectly by Gordon Lightfoot. 29 people died that day on Nov 9 1975. Its on my list of things to do in life to see the memorial in Paradise, Michagan. It took 20 years to find and recover the many valuble parts of the Edmond to display in the local mariners museum. Every year to this very day the local church rings the bell 29 times to remember each of the 29 crewmen who lost their lives.
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