What song are you listening to?

The Alice Cooper is quite sublime, too...

I am enjoying his interviews as much as his music really down to earth guy and excellent story teller with some very funny behind the scenes moments with all the most popular rock acts of the past


his first meeting with Syd Barrett had me in tears laughing

woke up to it
I love when that happens!

It's odd, but even the Beatles' "cheery" tunes leave me feeling a bit melancholy, and "Good Day Sunshine," is a classic example. An exception to the rule is "Obladi Oblada," which I love.

'Here Comes The Sun' can give me that feeling, "Something' does too. music by Simon and Garfunkel
I'm never quite sure what to do with those emotions either if I should just turn it off or embrace it. I'm not even always sure what the emotion is as it's so mixed.
other songs just seem too happy for today's world as if I am listening to the wrong soundtrack on a movie

Sarai wrote:

'Here Comes The Sun' can give me that feeling, "Something' does too. music by Simon and Garfunkel
 I'm never quite sure what to do with those emotions either if I should just turn it off or embrace it. I'm not even always sure what the emotion is as it's so mixed.
other songs just seem too happy for today's world as if I am listening to the wrong soundtrack on a movie

Watched The Graduate this past weekend. Those two songs from S&G--Scarborough Fair and The Sound of Silence--are utterly haunting. And although the film itself is fairly comedic, the songs still somehow work. I mean, you cannot imagine The Graduate without them.

I haven't seen the movie but The Sound of Silence is a perfect example.

Oh, you gotta see that one. One of the best movies made in the sixties. Anne Bancroft as Mrs. Robinson is one of the great characters in cinematic history.