The Most Ingenous Song(s) Ever - Page 2 - P2P-Zone

Headbanger · 04-04-01, 09:54 PM

Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick

Refering to the entire album of course. Not just the intro, which passes for the entire song on the radio.

(Hmmm, Aqualung is worthy of mention also.)

salamanda · 04-04-01, 09:59 PM

Quote: Headbanger
Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick

Refering to the entire album of course. Not just the intro, which passes for the entire song on the radio.

(Hmmm, Aqualung is worthy of mention also.)
---------------------------------------------------------------

You took the word right outta my mouth
"excellent choice"
salamanda

greedy_lars · 04-04-01, 10:28 PM

ok ok, thick as a brick is ten kinds of bad ass, and so is heavy horses

cornflakeboyee · 04-04-01, 11:11 PM

Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover

PM Dawn - I'd Die Without You

George Michael - Father Figure

Bangles - Eternal Flame

Amy Grant - I Will Remember You

Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time

Janet Jackson - Again

Bronxie · 04-04-01, 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cornflakeboyee
Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover

PM Dawn - I'd Die Without You

George Michael - Father Figure

Bangles - Eternal Flame

Amy Grant - I Will Remember You

Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time

Janet Jackson - Again

very good cfb
I've been listening to father figure all week......

Amy-Lee · 05-04-01, 03:28 AM

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

honeybee · 05-04-01, 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Bronxcutie
Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence"

OMG Bronxcutie, I was gonna say that! Thats an awesome song.

cats in the cradle by harry chapin
the whole album pretty hate machine by NIN

pisser · 05-04-01, 08:43 AM

Quote:

cats in the cradle by harry chapin

RDixon · 05-04-01, 09:17 AM

There's No Way Outa Here by David Gilmore from his solo album.
Frank Zappa is also way up there in the stratosphere lyric wise. Evelin a modified dog was about as out there as you can get.

cornflakeboyee · 05-04-01, 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by honeybee

the whole album pretty hate machine by NIN

eye DEFINITELY agree with dat!

greatdj1 · 05-04-01, 09:50 AM

My list (so far):

Little things of venom - Arid
Purple Rain - Prince
Arms wide open - Creed (Reminds me of my little girl)
Keep ya head up - 2pac
Thank you - Dido
Stan - Eminem
The entire Joe's Garage album - Frank Zappa (I''ve got over 120 of his cd's...A genius)
Time after time - Cyndi Lauper
The entire Sisters of Avalon Album - Cyndi Lauper
Mi Chico Latino - Geri Halliwell
Hey Pretty - Poe
Set adrift on memory bliss - PM Dawn
Call and answer - Barenaked ladies
Change your self - Sister Hazel
Something I can never have - NIN
Ga Ga - Melanie C

More to come!!!!

chupacabra · 05-04-01, 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by honeybee

the whole album pretty hate machine by NIN

further down the spiral is better

"MR SELF DESRUCT!!!!!!!"

fblaguy · 05-04-01, 01:26 PM

"Music" by Madonna

Now before you yell at me, it has a good dance beat and good lyrics. If you listen to the lyrics, they are more positive than the stuff that is currently out there...

The long hex hector remix of this song is good too.

cornflakeboyee · 05-04-01, 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by chupacabra

further down the spiral is better

Headbanger · 05-04-01, 10:40 PM

George Thorogood - One Borbon, One Scotch & One Beer

Cash-- · 06-04-01, 12:12 AM

Tool, Massive Attack, NIN, PJ, Rammstein, Creed, They ROCK!
Fleetwood Mac, Zepplin, Floyd, Jethro Tull, Theese guys Kick arse!

But to blanket them with Ingenious......not IMHO.

Igenious songs...which may include some of the above ....In my Highly Biased Opinion.

Jim Croce..(dunno how to spell his freaky name) Time in a bottle.

Don Mclean....American Pie.

Led Zepplin....The Battle of Evermore...(and yup Kashmir Too!).....btw the lovemongers did a helluva rendition of the battle of evermore themselves!.....Love that song...

John Williams and the boston pops.......damn near everything they have ever done.....FANTASTIC MUSICIANS.-------the list includes Starwars..Startreck...Goonies...Superman...Batman....Indiann a Jones.......The Magnificent 7......The godfather.....Braveheart.......gladiator......The Patriot.......Last of the Mohicans......and scores more (no pun)

nappy4eva · 06-04-01, 04:47 PM

Any one else here like Guster? I think their lyrics are pretty far out...

My two favorite songs by Guster are Medicine and Demons.

If you haven't heard their music, check it out...

Metal Girl · 12-04-01, 06:56 AM

When this thread first came up i couldn't really think of any one song inparticular that I could say I felt had truly ingenius lyrics to it...Aside from the obvious Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven that is....

Then last night I was going through my CD's, and feeling pretty down, when I spotted an old album of mine that I bought way back when I was 16 years old....As it turns out, the day I bought it was the last day I ever saw my mother alive...I never got a chance to play the record until a few weeks after the funeral when things had started to settle down, school had started back up and I was trying to get myself into some sorta normal routine.

I took the wrapping off, placed it on my turntable and set needle to vinyl...For the next hour I cried like I had not been able to do before, like a baby...Actually that record set me back somewhat if truth be told...

It was called Spanish Train & Other Stories' by Chris DeBurgh...The title track, Spanish Train, is a harrowing tale of the fight between Good and Evil, played out by the Devil and the Lord, at the deathbed of the railway man who drove that train, for the souls of, at first, the entire train they are on, but then turns into a battle for the souls of hundreds of thousands of people.

It's the best songwriting (lyrically) I could ever think of even if I had the rest of my life to think about it....You don't even need to hear the music, the lyrics read as pure poetry and are by far the most ingenuis lyrics I have ever come across.

I was shocked to learn a while back that many had never even heard of this album...So to anyone reading this who has yet to hear this song, I can't stress strongly enough how moving a song it is and I reccomend everyone hear this song at least once.

rebel_mom · 12-04-01, 07:16 AM

I LIKE LOTS OF SONGS BUT SOME FAVE'S ARE

Crazy-Patsy Cline
Nana Mouskouri-Amazing Grace(plus my daughter singing it.....she gives me goose bumps)

Pink Floyd-the WALL(ENTIRE ALBUM)
Rebecca St.James-Forgive me father

Frank Zappa-Catholic Girls

GuessWhatChikenButt · 12-04-01, 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by shonen-knife4-life

Anderson - To Cry You A Song
Hank Williams - You Win Again
Leonard Cohen - The Swan
Bob Dylan - Isis
Marty Robbins - Not So Long Ago
Elvis Costello - American Without Tears

WOW! What a great collection of songs!! I love your taste!

I would also like to add:

Otis Redding- Try a little Tenderness
BB King- Stand By Me
Frank Sinatra-Chicago (with Tony Bennett)
John Denver- Country Roads
Blue Oyster Cult- Dont fear the reeper
The LemonHeads-Mrs. Robinson
The Beatles-Strawberry fields Forever
Bruce Springstein-Born in the USA
Everything Barenaked Ladies
Everything Duke Ellington
Everything The Cure
CredienceClearWaterRevival-Looking out my backdoor
Pretty Boy Floyd-I wanna be with you
Louis Armstrong-A wonderful world
UrgeOverkill-Girl You'll be a woman
Metallica-One
Leonard Skynard-Sweet home Alabama and Free Bird
Black Sabbath-War Pigs
Iron Butterfly- Inna Gotta Da Vita
The Scorpions- The winds of change
Led Zepplin-When The Levy Breaks
The Eagles- Hotel California
Kansas-Dust in The Wind
Run DMC and Aerosmith - Walk this way
The Beastie Boys- Paul Rever

and I have to add Cindy Lauper- Girls Just wanna have fun

04-04-01, 09:54 PM	#21
Headbanger Registered User Join Date: Aug 2000 Posts: 3,542	Just thought of another one... Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Refering to the entire album of course. Not just the intro, which passes for the entire song on the radio. (Hmmm, Aqualung is worthy of mention also.)

04-04-01, 09:59 PM	#22
salamanda Registered User Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 38	Quote: Headbanger Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Refering to the entire album of course. Not just the intro, which passes for the entire song on the radio. (Hmmm, Aqualung is worthy of mention also.) --------------------------------------------------------------- You took the word right outta my mouth "excellent choice" salamanda __________________ "Time wounds all heals"

05-04-01, 09:50 AM	#31
greatdj1 Musically Inclined Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 974	My list (so far): Little things of venom - Arid Purple Rain - Prince Arms wide open - Creed (Reminds me of my little girl) Keep ya head up - 2pac Thank you - Dido Stan - Eminem The entire Joe's Garage album - Frank Zappa (I''ve got over 120 of his cd's...A genius) Time after time - Cyndi Lauper The entire Sisters of Avalon Album - Cyndi Lauper Mi Chico Latino - Geri Halliwell Hey Pretty - Poe Set adrift on memory bliss - PM Dawn Call and answer - Barenaked ladies Change your self - Sister Hazel Something I can never have - NIN Ga Ga - Melanie C More to come!!!! __________________ The DJ Spins just for you!!!

06-04-01, 12:12 AM	#36
Cash-- $¢$¢¢$ Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 1,455	Tool, Massive Attack, NIN, PJ, Rammstein, Creed, They ROCK! Fleetwood Mac, Zepplin, Floyd, Jethro Tull, Theese guys Kick arse! But to blanket them with Ingenious......not IMHO. Igenious songs...which may include some of the above ....In my Highly Biased Opinion. Jim Croce..(dunno how to spell his freaky name) Time in a bottle. Don Mclean....American Pie. Led Zepplin....The Battle of Evermore...(and yup Kashmir Too!).....btw the lovemongers did a helluva rendition of the battle of evermore themselves!.....Love that song... John Williams and the boston pops.......damn near everything they have ever done.....FANTASTIC MUSICIANS.-------the list includes Starwars..Startreck...Goonies...Superman...Batman....Indiann a Jones.......The Magnificent 7......The godfather.....Braveheart.......gladiator......The Patriot.......Last of the Mohicans......and scores more (no pun) __________________ Rest In Peace: Michael S. Beier January 4, 1981 - December 10, 2003 We love you and miss you brother

12-04-01, 06:56 AM	#38
Metal Girl Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 637	When this thread first came up i couldn't really think of any one song inparticular that I could say I felt had truly ingenius lyrics to it...Aside from the obvious Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven that is.... Then last night I was going through my CD's, and feeling pretty down, when I spotted an old album of mine that I bought way back when I was 16 years old....As it turns out, the day I bought it was the last day I ever saw my mother alive...I never got a chance to play the record until a few weeks after the funeral when things had started to settle down, school had started back up and I was trying to get myself into some sorta normal routine. I took the wrapping off, placed it on my turntable and set needle to vinyl...For the next hour I cried like I had not been able to do before, like a baby...Actually that record set me back somewhat if truth be told... It was called *Spanish Train & Other Stories'* by Chris DeBurgh...The title track, Spanish Train, is a harrowing tale of the fight between Good and Evil, played out by the Devil and the Lord, at the deathbed of the railway man who drove that train, for the souls of, at first, the entire train they are on, but then turns into a battle for the souls of hundreds of thousands of people. It's the best songwriting (lyrically) I could ever think of even if I had the rest of my life to think about it....You don't even need to hear the music, the lyrics read as pure poetry and are by far the most ingenuis lyrics I have ever come across. I was shocked to learn a while back that many had never even heard of this album...So to anyone reading this who has yet to hear this song, I can't stress strongly enough how moving a song it is and I reccomend everyone hear this song at least once. __________________

04-04-01, 10:28 PM	#23
greedy_lars everything you do Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: wlll come back around to you Posts: 3,982	ok ok, thick as a brick is ten kinds of bad ass, and so is heavy horses

04-04-01, 11:11 PM	#24
cornflakeboyee -------Gender Nectar------- Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Sifting Through The Grain Of Gold Posts: 2,045	Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover PM Dawn - I'd Die Without You George Michael - Father Figure Bangles - Eternal Flame Amy Grant - I Will Remember You Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time Janet Jackson - Again

05-04-01, 03:28 AM	#26
Amy-Lee Registered User Join Date: Aug 2000 Posts: 556	Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

05-04-01, 09:17 AM	#29
RDixon Registered User Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,742	There's No Way Outa Here by David Gilmore from his solo album. Frank Zappa is also way up there in the stratosphere lyric wise. Evelin a modified dog was about as out there as you can get.

05-04-01, 01:26 PM	#33
fblaguy Senior Napsterite Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 1,691	"Music" by Madonna Now before you yell at me, it has a good dance beat and good lyrics. If you listen to the lyrics, they are more positive than the stuff that is currently out there... The long hex hector remix of this song is good too.

05-04-01, 10:40 PM	#35
Headbanger Registered User Join Date: Aug 2000 Posts: 3,542	George Thorogood - One Borbon, One Scotch & One Beer

06-04-01, 04:47 PM	#37
nappy4eva Registered User Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 423	Any one else here like Guster? I think their lyrics are pretty far out... My two favorite songs by Guster are Medicine and Demons. If you haven't heard their music, check it out...

12-04-01, 07:16 AM	#39
rebel_mom who's line is it anyways? Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 2,656	I LIKE LOTS OF SONGS BUT SOME FAVE'S ARE Crazy-Patsy Cline Nana Mouskouri-Amazing Grace(plus my daughter singing it.....she gives me goose bumps) Pink Floyd-the WALL(ENTIRE ALBUM) Rebecca St.James-Forgive me father Frank Zappa-Catholic Girls

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