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Which song do you wish you wrote?

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  • dendydendy

    this. best. track. ever. (et least for me :-))

  • u0421793u0421793

    I have to say, many of the songs I wish I’d wrote aren’t at all my favourite songs – in fact, some of them I don’t even like.

  • BradleyFSBradleyFS

    If I had to pick one song I think it would be this...
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=fi33-cITS0s

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @Arpseechord said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    One of these Days- Pink Floyd

    Interesting choice. Not a big Floyd fan here, but for some reason 'Wish you were here' always turns up in any list like this I might start pondering...

    Do indulge Johnny it’s worth it. Me having four older brothers growing up listening to their record collections was a great wide palette education

    Oh, I'm an appreciator, just not a very regular listener....but I hear you as regards the influence of the older siblings. However else would a young boy in Twickenham have listened to so much Quicksilver Messenger Service? :)

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @Arpseechord said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    One of these Days- Pink Floyd

    Interesting choice. Not a big Floyd fan here, but for some reason 'Wish you were here' always turns up in any list like this I might start pondering...

    Do indulge Johnny it’s worth it. Me having four older brothers growing up listening to their record collections was a great wide palette education

    Oh, I'm an appreciator, just not a very regular listener....but I hear you as regards the influence of the older siblings. However else would a young boy in Twickenham have listened to so much Quicksilver Messenger Service? :)

    Ha! I came to QMS in backwards fashion because someone told me that Tom Verlaine's guitar lines were somewhat rreminiscent of John Cippolina's work. They were right.
    A decade ago I was teaching with an old hippie who was a Quicksilver freak. I turned him onto Marquee Moon, and he was rightly blown away.

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Zen210507 said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    Wonderful! A memorable night for you I'm sure :)

    >

    Oh yes, one of the best.

    Just irritating that she conned those who attended into not making their own recording, 'cause she was filming in two nights.... then decided she wouldn't release the DVD. A kick in the teeth for all those who could not get tickets. I suppose when you spend enough time listening to Stephen Fry and fraternising with Elton John and Rolf Harris, perspective can get a little screwed. ;)

    Big Kate Bush fan here, but I completely forgot to go online for tickets until the end of the day, when they’d all sold out - though a local friend tried all day, and hadn’t been able to access the site anyway.

    I was comforted by the thought of getting the DVD, but the album came out first so I got that. Then, nothing....

    I know she has a thing about her weight, but in the smuggled YouTube clips she looked stunning, and sounded amazing. Oh well.

    Song I wish I’d written? There’d be a rotating selection between Lennon, Sandy Denny, John Martyn, Nick Drake, Daevid Allen, Viv Stanshall etc. which changes daily.

    Very good list. It continues to blow my mind that Denny was only 18 when she wrote Who Knows Where The Time Goes. It's not fair!

  • JangoMangoJangoMango

  • IostressIostress

  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    For the money then it would be Happy Birthday, but someone already bagged that, to avoid a lawsuit I'll take White Christmas instead.

    For the Street Cred then Bohemian Rhapsody

    For my own personal pleasure Guns Of Brixton (This was the hardest choice and it could have been so many)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Zen210507 said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    Wonderful! A memorable night for you I'm sure :)

    >

    Oh yes, one of the best.

    Just irritating that she conned those who attended into not making their own recording, 'cause she was filming in two nights.... then decided she wouldn't release the DVD. A kick in the teeth for all those who could not get tickets. I suppose when you spend enough time listening to Stephen Fry and fraternising with Elton John and Rolf Harris, perspective can get a little screwed. ;)

    Big Kate Bush fan here, but I completely forgot to go online for tickets until the end of the day, when they’d all sold out - though a local friend tried all day, and hadn’t been able to access the site anyway.

    I was comforted by the thought of getting the DVD, but the album came out first so I got that. Then, nothing....

    I know she has a thing about her weight, but in the smuggled YouTube clips she looked stunning, and sounded amazing. Oh well.

    Song I wish I’d written? There’d be a rotating selection between Lennon, Sandy Denny, John Martyn, Nick Drake, Daevid Allen, Viv Stanshall etc. which changes daily.

    Very good list. It continues to blow my mind that Denny was only 18 when she wrote Who Knows Where The Time Goes. It's not fair!

    Love her music. I know a few people who knew her, or met her, and every single one has told a story of her bumping into them in a pub or party and spilling drink over them. Seems to be a thing.

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Zen210507 said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    Wonderful! A memorable night for you I'm sure :)

    >

    Oh yes, one of the best.

    Just irritating that she conned those who attended into not making their own recording, 'cause she was filming in two nights.... then decided she wouldn't release the DVD. A kick in the teeth for all those who could not get tickets. I suppose when you spend enough time listening to Stephen Fry and fraternising with Elton John and Rolf Harris, perspective can get a little screwed. ;)

    Big Kate Bush fan here, but I completely forgot to go online for tickets until the end of the day, when they’d all sold out - though a local friend tried all day, and hadn’t been able to access the site anyway.

    I was comforted by the thought of getting the DVD, but the album came out first so I got that. Then, nothing....

    I know she has a thing about her weight, but in the smuggled YouTube clips she looked stunning, and sounded amazing. Oh well.

    Song I wish I’d written? There’d be a rotating selection between Lennon, Sandy Denny, John Martyn, Nick Drake, Daevid Allen, Viv Stanshall etc. which changes daily.

    Very good list. It continues to blow my mind that Denny was only 18 when she wrote Who Knows Where The Time Goes. It's not fair!

    Love her music. I know a few people who knew her, or met her, and every single one has told a story of her bumping into them in a pub or party and spilling drink over them. Seems to be a thing.

    Did She Jump or Was She Pushed (or Was She Bumped or Jostled)?

  • supadomsupadom

    This one here by a fellow Oxford musician and a transitory friend. Here with aussie drummer I used to be in a band with some 10 years ago.

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