Right now Bryan Adam's in on with Mel C - Baby When You're Gone (classic version).

Before that, Bon Jovi - Right Side of Wrong, The Feeling - Fill My Little World, and Phil Collins - Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now).

So, what is your go-to track? What are you listening to? How are you enjoying your music? Let's discuss and learn something new about each other.

Good timing for the upcoming World Cup.

In addition to highlighting the feature itself.

I am going with Jaded by Mest, these aren't my favourite artists in the world but I do love this song, along with Rooftops and a few others.

Rules:

Someone updates their mood → we pick a song that matches → we share it to support them and share music with the community.
No double posting please.
Do join in if you can think of a song.

Well, just for fun, I thought I would see if we could start a quirky topic about this very thing! It's aimed as a laugh, and I didn't seriously believe, in my case, that it was sung by the actual original artist; I just think it sounds like him.

"Love Changes (Everything)" by Rod Stewart (real artist Climie Fisher).

Also,

"Lonely This Christmas" by Elvis (Real artist Mud).

From time to time, the last one actually has people still believing he is Elvis. My friend was singing this last Christmas. I asked him if he liked Mud; he asked me what it was. 😂 He replied, "No, this is the King of Roll 'n Roll. Elvis". Sorry mate, but it's not. 😝

@super_ram might not agree with me with the first one, he likes Rod.

Is there a song that always stays with you no matter what? One that links to a memory or a moment in your life? Has its meaning changed over the years?

Sometimes there’s more than one track that does it. When you hear it, you’re straight back in that moment. For me, my Grandad loved The Beatles, and John Lennon was his favourite. Whenever I hear the piano at the start of "Imagine", it takes me back to summer weekends visiting him. That tune was often drifting in the background. It’s a gentle reminder of those days.

So what songs send you down memory lane? Don’t worry about being different or a bit sentimental, this is all about sharing and connecting. I think it’s fascinating what music means to people.

For those that don’t know the format, a group of people are brought together in a castle in the highlands of Scotland, three of them are designated as traitors the others are faithful, the faithful have to try and work out who the traitors are amongst them. Meanwhile the traitors “murder” one of the faithful every night, if a traitor is left at the end of the game they get to win the prize pot.

So far the faithful have only found one traitor and have been wrong with their choice on several occasions and banished one of their own.

At the moment I am watching a few things, From I have recently finished. Sweet Pea, Before (Billy Crystal). I recently watched the Vince Vaughn's "Bad Monkey".

What about you?

It reminded me of another show I loved until the final series, which then declined (Jericho 2006).

I recommended "From," which @Fan of Big Tone became interested in. That show follows a story about people trapped in a small village-like community where creatures come out at night and attack anyone who isn't safe with talismans. Season 3 of "From," created by the same team that wrote 'Lost,' is nearly finished in America.

However, I would highly recommend another show that I have recently started watching called 'Teacup.'

I am two episodes in, and the production and writing so far are excellent, as is the cast. It feels like a film in terms of quality, and I find it very interesting. While I take shows on their own merit, I do find it much better than 'From.'

Lead Guitarist Jimi Hendrix. The Greatest without a Shadow of a Doubt, no one before or since has been able to touch Jimi playing an Electric Guitar.

Drummer John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) Bonzo had a Unique style and Incredible Talent.

Bassist Lemmy (Motorhead) Along with his Bass playing his Gravely Vocals gave his Band a Unique Sound.

Vocalist This for me was my most difficult decision.  Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) Eric Burdon (The Animals) Freddie Mercury (Queen) all have or had an Incredible Vocal range, but just Shading the Top Spot for me is Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson, who's vocal range can change in an Instant and has helped push Maiden to the Heights of Music Immortality.

So Who Are Your Favourites in the Categories, I've Mentioned? We can do a Female list another Time.

Its about his struggles at school being obviously effeminate at an early age, his dad wanted him to be a footballer which was never going to happen.

The young lad who plays Carr as a boy is brilliant in it.

The other day, when we went over to see @super_ram with Ava turning 13, we were talking and for some reason, my dad started talking about songs he liked. He played Andrea Bocelli's daughter, Virginia, signing what was one of @GrannyPie's favourite songs.

A few other songs played, then on TV an Amazon advert came on. He mentioned that he liked the song which was used, he asked if I knew what it was - I didn't, but quickly found it googling.

It samples Sir Neville Marriner and the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields's "Canon À 3 on a Ground in D Major".

What songs do you like that are featured in adverts?

PS. Did you know that due to their loose licensing rights, Nickelback became what the internet considers to be the most hated band?

much more interesting than golf

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