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| Originally Posted by annette harris I've loads of favourites for various different reasons. But the one that sticks out over and above the rest is Turn the Page by Bob Seager. Its a real biking; hippy record. Really raw emotion but happy at the same time. Dave always said that he'd like it played at his funeral. And we did. It was perfect. I drag the cd out every few weeks, crank up the volume and scare the f*ck out of my cats. |
Guess what, the first time I heard that song was a few years ago done as a cover version by Metallica, really quite a heavy one at that, it's such an awesome song, I'm there listening to it thinking, nah, they must have written this, it seems so personal it's the kind of thing the singer (James) would have been through.
You would probably not like the cover and I may not like the original, but it's amazing how music carries so much of your lives in just a few minutes and then can be brought back when we need it.
Thanks for adding something to this post, as for those 2; I expected more from them, to be the first ones to get the boot in, it saddens me, you try to bring peace and love to a war zone, something personal to the board, I'm off to the MT now to report them!
