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Song that makes u the most happiest
hought I'd start a really positive thread to mark my 2500th DS posting by asking people the song which makes them more happy than any other tune. For me it is probably:
"Reach" by S Club 7 |
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To be honest, I'm what you might describe as a miserable git.
I can't stand "happy" songs, they make me sick. I'd rather wallow in something that some people might consider a bit dark or depressing, but that I would consider instead to be emotional. That's what music is about though - something that connects with you on an emotional level, whether it be "happy" or "sad". Basically, I like sad songs rather than happy songs but other people will obviously differ. |
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Say you`ll be there by the spice girls even with geri`s dodge voical.
It makes my happy ALL DAY!! |
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There is a status quo song called 'backwater junction'. the lead guitar break makes me leap up and down in joy. dont know why, its just so catchy and infectious.
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Hoku's Perfect Day - just an awesome piece of power pop - and the theme to the film Legally Blonde
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*fashion crisis hits new york* by the Frank and Walters.
if you don't know it, trust me - its a song of such dizzying ludicrousness, frivolity and catchiness that its guaranteed to recover anyone from the depths of any despair. Iain |
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Here's a few that lift my spirits whenever I hear them:
Koochie Ryder by Freaky Realistic I Don't Wanna Die Anymore by The New Radicals Dreadlock Woman by 2 Many DJs Tiny Little Men by Electric Six Mrs Murphy's Budgerigar by Blossom Toes It's Cool by Instant Funk The Seed 2.0 by The Roots with Cody Chestnutt Hey Ya by Outkast 24 Hour Service by Ian Gomm Tried To Rock by Lloyd Cole Starfish & Coffee by Prince Off The Wall by Michael Jackson The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game by The Marvelettes Anthem by Jan Garbarek My Morning Parade by Eric Matthews Can You Dig It by The Mock Turtles Rich In Paradise by The FPI Project (the version with Sharon Dee Clarke's vocal) Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack Promised Land by Joe Smooth Someday by Ce Ce Rogers Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye Gabriel by Roy Davis Jr Nero The Zero by Prefab Sprout The Devil In Disguise by Elvis Presley Every Day by Buddy Holly Shine A Light by The Rolling Stones New French Girlfriend by The Auteurs Anti-Pretty by The Blue Aeroplanes The Time Is Now (Soulfood Remix) by Moloko Real Animal by The House of Love Sinners' Club by The Honolulu Mountain Daffodils Stone Soul Picnic by Laura Nyro Up The Ladder To The Roof by The Supremes Wonderful Remark by Van Morrison Whenever You're Ready by James Taylor Sweet Thing by Mick Jagger Pop Life by Prince Brand New Jones by Thicke Stubborn Kind Of Fellow by Stevie Wonder Be Thankful For What You've Got by William De Vaughan Hang On To You Ego by the Beach Boys I Am The Cosmos by Big Star One Love by The Stone Roses Dancing In The Moonlight by Thin Lizzy |
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Xpander - Sasha (My fav song of all time)
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Quote:
Originally posted by Craigywageybaby T. U. N. E.
Xpander - Sasha (My fav song of all time) |
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Originally posted by londis My husband loves that video for some reason Say you`ll be there by the spice girls even with geri`s dodge voical. OT Optimistic by Sounds Of Blackness |
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slightly obscure this one, "Unconditional Love" by Donna Summer (around 83/84). Usually the presence of steel drums and Musical Youth on backing vocals would turn anyone off, but this somehow works. To be listened to when the sun is shining in the mornings.
Another happy song for me, played really loud is "Yes" by McAlmont and Butler, superb. |
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Gums and Plums
Ivor Biggun and the Red Nosed Burglars (actually anything off Dirty Deeds Done Cheap) |
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Originally posted by Marillion fan Im a bit like that too.To be honest, I'm what you might describe as a miserable git. I can't stand "happy" songs, they make me sick. I'd rather wallow in something that some people might consider a bit dark or depressing, but that I would consider instead to be emotional. That's what music is about though - something that connects with you on an emotional level, whether it be "happy" or "sad". Basically, I like sad songs rather than happy songs but other people will obviously differ. I prefer the sad, miserable and depressing songs too, though 'Spin' by Lifehouse has a rather up lifting beat to it. |
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To be honest, I'm what you might describe as a miserable git. Yep - I agree here. Although, I think maybe the music you listen to just reflects how you feel at the time. I can't stand "happy" songs, they make me sick. I'd rather wallow in something that some people might consider a bit dark or depressing, but that I would consider instead to be emotional. That's what music is about though - something that connects with you on an emotional level, whether it be "happy" or "sad". Basically, I like sad songs rather than happy songs but other people will obviously differ. Happy music - Blue Danube by Strauss any s club 7 song
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Originally posted by misterpartridge Good choice!Here's a few that lift my spirits whenever I hear them: Hang On To You Ego by the Beach Boys However the one that alwats gets me feeling good is Way Out West's "The Gift" |
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Dream Acadamy - Life in a northern town.....
Kayligh - Marillion E.L.O. - Mr Blue Sky Van Morrison - Bright Side of the Road Beth Orton - Central Reservation (The Then Again Version) Black Box - Ride On Time Money for Nothing by Dire Straits Frankie Valli - December 1963 Paul Hardcastle - 19 Ultra Naté - Found A Cure (Full Intention Club Mix) Darren Hayes - Strange Relationship Fleetwood Mac - Albatross |
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Boris Gardner - I wanna wake up with you
Bob Marley & the Wailers - Three Little Birds Jewel - Morning Song |
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Songs that make me happy are the songs that have good memories to go with them most of the time. I could listen to the saddest song ever and it'd still make me smile.
A happy song for me would be N.E.R.D - Provider (zero 7 edit) It's not particualarly happy, but it's a great song ![]() Another that always makes me happy is CRW - I feel love (RAF Zone Edit). Brings back some absolutely great memories! |
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Boo Radleys - 'Wake Up Boo'
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The Great Depression by the Jam
dodgy title I will give you but the rhythm gets me going
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I have a few, including Reach by S Club 7.
Another one that springs to mind is 'Absolutely Everybody' by Vanessa Amorosi. |
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ghostbusters
and most other 80's songs to be honest
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A*Teens - Upside Down
A*Teens - Halfway Around The World Ash - Envy |
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Originally posted by Carene . Another one that springs to mind is 'Absolutely Everybody' by Vanessa Amorosi. I completly forgot about that song. Must go dig it out. A sure feel good song |
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It's one of my all time fave's!
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