Songs To Listen To During This Tragedy

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luv2chill

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Soothing? Allow me to suggest:

James Taylor - Shed A Little Light
Lighthouse Family - High
Travis - Side
Brian McKnight - When Will I See You Again
Sarah McLachlan - Fear
Coldplay - The whole CD, but some standouts are "Don't Panic", "Everything's Not Lost", "Sparks", and "Trouble"

I can suggest more if you like.

l2c
 
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DellSupport

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Limp Bizkit - My Way & Rollin'
..."this time I'm gonna let all come out, this time I'm gonna stand up and shout."

 
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JetBlack69

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Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd - A Great Day For Freedom
Pink Floyd - Goodbye Blue Sky
Pink Floyd - Mother
Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Pink Floyd - Us and Them
Pink Floyd - What Do You Want From Me?
Hed Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge
Simond and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Soundgarden - Blowup The Outside World
Soundgarden - Fell On Black Days
John Sousa - Stars and Stripes
The Doors - The End
U2 - In A Little While
Forrest Gump Suite
Aerosmith - Hole In My Soul
Beatles - Let It Be
Beatles - Yesterday
Chris Cornell - Preaching The End Of The World
Dave Mathews Band - The Space Between
Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven
Jimi Hendrix - Star Spangled Banner
Led Zeppelin - Starway To Heaven
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Led Zeppelin - That's The Way
Led Zeppelin - Your Time Is Gonna Come
Nine Inch Nails - Something I Can Never Have
Nirvana - All Apologies
Pearl Jam - Alive
Phil Collins - Take Me Home

That's all I can think of now, I'm sure there are some I forgot.





 
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Vadatajs

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Aaron Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man
Savatage - This isn't what we meant
Billy Joel - We didn't start the fire (when is that not a good song?)
Dream Theater - Metropolis Pt. I
Pink Floyd - The Gunner's Dream

more to come as I think of them
 
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VirginiaDonkey

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The Clash...Rock the Casbah ( or in todays words...blow the mother fvcker off the face of the earth)...no i`m not angry :)
 
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frysad

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Here's a song I wrote, well sort of:

from www.yahoogle.com

Sung to the Tune of "DAY-O" By Harry Belefonte.

Day-o, day-ay-ay-o
Daylight come and me see the plane
Day, he sad day, he sad dad, he sad day,
He sad day, he sad day-ay-ay-o
Daylight come and me watch the flame

Think all night on a drink a'rum
(Daylight come and me wan' my gun)
Watch the news till thee morning come
(Daylight come and Osama on the run)

Hey, Mr. Taliban, giva me Bin Laden
(Midnight come and we bomb your home)
Hey, Mr. Taliban, giva me Bin Laden
(Midnight come and we bomb your home)

cruise missle, smart bomb, carpet bomb, Boom!
(Daylight come we invade kabul)
M1, A1, HumVees, Too!
(Nighttime come and you're under new rule)

I know it's silly, but some poeple seem to like it.
:eek:

Yahoogle
 
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BlueApple

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George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Otis Redding - Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
Billy Joel - Piano Man
Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
 
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mjquilly

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I second Ray Charles - America the Beautiful - nobody has done that song better

Also

Louis Armstrong - What a wonderful world
 
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Migroo

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<< Soothing? Allow me to suggest:

James Taylor - Shed A Little Light
Lighthouse Family - High
Travis - Side
Brian McKnight - When Will I See You Again
Sarah McLachlan - Fear
Coldplay - The whole CD, but some standouts are "Don't Panic", "Everything's Not Lost", "Sparks", and "Trouble"

I can suggest more if you like.

l2c >>




YES coldplay!
 
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sharkeeper

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On September 13, 1986, a battalion consisting of electronic equipment and live musicians was deployed on one side, in and above the Hudson River in the entire area of Battery Park in lower Manhattan in New York City. The purpose: a gigantic concert in commemoration of the centennial of the Statue of Liberty. With the statue as a backdrop, illuminated by spectacular fireworks and coruscating laser displays, the concert was electronically composed and conducted by Japan?s synthesiser genius, Isao Tomita. He specified it was ?A prayer dedicated to the renovated statue as symbol of world peace for all mankind.? To emphasize this, musicians from the United States, the Soviet Union, China, and Japan were brought together, and the concert was produced by British entrepreneur, Danny O?Donovan.

I thought I would share a segment of this outstanding performance with my fellow Anandtecher's tonight. :)

This selection is an excerpt that includes Strauss, Also sprach Zarthustra, Gustav Holst, The Planets, Mars, the Bringer of War, and Debussy, The Engulfed Cathedral.

Enjoy!

Cheers!
 
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T2T III

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My mood tells me that maybe Motorhead's - Die You Bastard would reflect how I feel. However, I really haven't cared for any music for the past several days. But, I have overloaded on lots of talk radio. I'm very interested in hearing how America really fells and radio has proven to be a good medium in getting this out.
 
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