Greatest. Song. Ever.

Anything by MUSE and Oasis

Favorites:
starlight
time is running out
knights of cydonia
hysteria
apocalypse please
sunburn
...
 
N.R.P wins. roflmfao.

Don't know if this is the greatest song ever, but it's one that just makes me realize how good I have it when I'm in a shitty mood. If you like the song you should check out the singer's story. Short version: she died of skin cancer shortly after signing her record deal.

I'm a musician too, and a sap of course, but something about her voice, the song, the story behind her death... wow.

Puts all this shit in perspective for me and reminds me to call my mom or hug my friends or just go take a walk and not get all caught up in things that in the end aren't really important.

-scuba

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFFo1pu4q7Q
 
I never knew Eva Cassidy died from skin cancer. I love her cover of time after time. I always thought she had a really long and sucessful career. Guess she just made a really big impact.
 
Pink Floyd - The Wall


and because it is too short...once again...Pink Floyd - The Wall
 
The greatest song ever for me is Lady by Kenny Rogers , growing up i use to sing that song to all the girls i was looking i use it to enter a competition when i was in secondary school and even when i got married, i song it for my bride to march up to



 
I never knew Eva Cassidy died from skin cancer. I love her cover of time after time. I always thought she had a really long and sucessful career. Guess she just made a really big impact.

Yes she did.

She died at 33.

From:

http://www.evacassidy.org/eva/eva.shtml

Around the time LIVE AT BLUES ALLEY was recorded, she was able to quit her "day job" at a landscape nursery and devote herself mostly-full-time to her music. In addition she worked with another artist to paint murals on the walls of elementary school cafeterias. When her hip started to hurt, she attributed it to spending too much time on stepladders. She began to walk with a cane and sat more than she stood when she performed. Finally she got X-rayed and it turned out that the hip was broken. The cancer had returned and spread throughout her bones. Though the prognosis looked poor, she began aggressive chemotherapy at Johns Hopkins (one of the best cancer centers in this country). I don't believe she performed again after she began the chemotherapy, except to sing "What a Wonderful World" at the tribute concert a few weeks before she died.
 
The best song ever to me would have to be Prince (if I was your girl friend)
 
 
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