Funeral songs

[EC8010]

Anything by J S Bach has to be good. I like my music to be measured, so Mozart is a bit flowery for me (too many notes).

I should note that in demanding Beethoven's 3rd Symphony in its entirety, I have also required that it be played on my best system, and set aside money for a proper wake afterwards. Sadly, my other half (who does not appreciate Beethoven) commented, "They'll need it."

[Gyuri]

Originally Posted by EC8010

Anything by J S Bach has to be good.

We agree in this totally.
Mozart is a genius undoubtedly however.
He did not recognise a memorable anecdote's, Mozart own works always.
Asked it once, listening to his own work, this entirely good, who formed it?

Gyuri

[mp9]

Prince, Sometimes It Snows In April MySpace Player

Cowboy Junkies, the entire Miles From Our Home lp, especially, Hollow As A Bone, Someone Out There, No Birds Today and Those Final Feet.

Jeff Buckley, Grace lp, Lover you should've come over.

Enya, The Memory Of Trees title track.


P.S., I can go on haven't even got into classical but don't have the time right now, and no that's not a song lol.

[PaleRider]

I did it my way - Sinatra (actually I did it four-way)
Every grain of sand - Dylan
- and then to loosen up a bit
Whistling past the graveyard - Waitz

[Glowbug]

Dave Matthews - Gravedigger

[Russ White]

Say Hello to Heaven - Temple of the Dog.
The Last Man on Earth - Pendragon
Lightning Crashes - Live
Henryk Gorecki - Sympony No. 3 in its entirety.

[PaleRider]

Originally Posted by PaleRider

I did it my way - Sinatra (actually I did it four-way)
Every grain of sand - Dylan
- and then to loosen up a bit
Whistling past the graveyard - Waitz

Hmm, originally I finished this list with Waylon Jennings "are you shure you want whats left of me", one of my old time favorites that would get a new meaning