Music Survey from Biorhythm

[redfiona99]

What's Your Favorite Song?

-Rock 'n Roll: 'Livin' on a Prayer' Bon Jovi
-Current Rock: 'Take Me Out' Franz Ferdinand
-Classic Rock: 'The Boys Are Back In Town Again' Thin Lizzy
-Female Rock: 'Celebrity Skin' Hole
-Punk: Modern punk - "To Have and Have Not"- Lars Fredriksen and the Bastards, Old Punk - "London Calling" by the Clash, heck anything by the Clash.
-80s Hair Band: 'Paradise City' Guns 'N Roses
-90s/Alternative Rock: 'Lithium' Nirvana or 'No Surface, All Feeling' by the Manics.
-Southern Rock: What?
-Soft Rock: 'Hotel California' - Eagles.
-Nu Metal: 'Wait and Bleed' Slipknot
-Rock ballad: 'Wings of Change' Skorpions, except it's probably not called that.
-Oldies: How old are we going? Some Woody Guthrie stuff is fantastic, 'This Land is Your Land, this Land is mine' for instance
-Disco: 'YMCA' Village People
-Dance: 'God Is A DJ' Faithless or anything by the Prodigy.
-Techno: These things have titles.
-Blues: Not really well up enough on blues to comment
-Current R&B: 'Hey Ya' Outkast
-Classic R&B: 'RESPECT' Aretha Franklin
-Rap: 'Rhapsody' Nate G featuring Sissel.
-Current Rap: 'Good Intentions' Dre and Eminem
-Oldschool Rap: 'The Message' or possibly 'White Lines' by Grandmaster Flash
-Current pop: 'Sweet Dreams (my LA Ex)' Rachel Stevens
-Boyband: 'Stay' East 17
-Girlgroup: 'Waterfalls' TLC
-Diva pop: 'Crazy' Britney Spears
-Diva ballad: 'Think Twice' Celine Dion (yes, I know, take me out and shoot me)
-Country/Western: 'Jolene' Dolly Parton
-Current Country/Western: Anything by Laura Cantrell
-Classic Country: 'Crazy' Patsy Cline
-Bluegrass: No idea.
-Jazz: Sun Ra and his Arkestra
-Christian: There was this one song we sang at school that wasn't a hymn and that no one else will know, other than that 'When A Knight Won His Spurs'
-Big Band: No idea
-Classical, simple piece: Blue Danube - Strauss
-Classical, symphony piece: 'Ode To Joy (from 9th Symphony)' Beethoven
-Opera: 'The Pearl Fisher's duet' Georges Bizet
-Foreign-language: 'Mutter' Rammstein
-Folk song: Since I'm putting my Dubliners choice in later on, I'll stick in 'Sally Maclenanne' by the Pogues here. But I love so many folk songs it's quite difficult.


-Beatles or Stones? It's all good, give a song from each: 'Revolution number 9' Beatles, 'Sympathy for the Devil' Rolling Stones

-What song would you dedicate to the one you love?: 'Into My Arms' Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - ever wonder why I can't get a boyfriend or a girlfriend :)

-What song would you have sex to?: Anything by Massive Attack

-What is your angry/rebel song?: 'Come Out You Black and Tans' Wolf Tones

-What song makes you cry?: 'Rare Old Times' Dubliners.

-Did you have a really hard time deciding one of the above? If you could name a second song for one of the categories, what would it be?: Most of them because I like a lot of things, but especially the folk song one, because I didn't get a chance to mention Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, The Corries, the Houghton Weavers, Paddy Reilly, the Chieftans and half a dozen other groups who's names escape me at the minute (Peter, Paul and Mary, the Searchers, the Seekers, Pete Seeger)

-Recommend a song everyone should dl, give genre: 'Motorcycle Emptiness' Manic Street Preachers Alternative 90s rock.

Comments

[biorhythm.livejournal.com]

Southern rock is anything too country to be rock and too rock to be country, and usually classic, usually coming out of the American south. Lynnyrd Skynyrd, Creedence Clearwater Revival (though they are more hippie-ish), Alabama, the Charlie Daniels Band.

Bluegrass is classic classic country. Anything on the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.

:)

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[redfiona99.livejournal.com]

Put me down for 'Sweet Home Alabama' then because just a great song.

I like a bit of bluegrass, just not enough to know any songs or artists.