Name your three favourite songs by... [Johnny Cash]

[Tony Baloney]

Ocean Colour Scene - Jesus Christ, did anyone listen to them after TFI Friday finished in about 1998?

Very TFI Friday era - but yes!   Gets a spin at least once a week!

I thought you were one of the good ones Puck 

[Jell 0 Biafra]

I'm not the list police, but I couldn't name one OCS song.  No idea who they are (I think that might be a first for me on the list).

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Well, personally, I'm pissing my pants in anticipation of INXS.....

[thewobbler]

Aye, but it was a name 3 Whitney songs rather than name your fav 3.

And we had Enya! Christ on a bike.

Sacking OCS off for that is laughable.

There was 13 songs of hers mentioned

Enya was a hand grenade all right 

I only threw up  the OCS question, Wobbler and Puckoon  batted it away

You need to understand thewobbler.

He has a 20 song playlist that he listens to everyday.
He allows himself a 1 song change once a year.

Everything beyond that is completely shite.

This isn't a music thing for him. It's life.

Some astute observations there.

The playlist is about 600 deep. And I add about 15 a year.

This life choice does, I admit, make it difficult to pick up on new music.

I did though spend about 30 years collecting songs from everywhere. And none of them by Ocean Colour Scene lol.

[Capt Pat]

Born to run is my favourite Springsteen song.

[In hiding]

Rosalita
Secret Garden
I'm going down
Thunder Road

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Jungleland
Born in the
The River

Subject to change 🤭

[gallsman]

OCS FFS. Catch yourselves on. "Mosely Shoals is an underrated classic of Britpop that was wasted on an undeserving generation who mostly only wanted to hear Wonderwall on a Friday night" etc etc

As for Bruce, simply too many classics to choose a steady three, but here goes...

Jungleland
Atlantic City (either version but full band version for singalongabilty)
My Love Will Not Let You Down

[AustinPowers]

Well, personally, I'm pissing my pants in anticipation of INXS.....

You'll shit yourself when  we do Steps then 

PS. Since someone added the Dubliners,  then we should  also have  Christy Moore. And the Wolfe Tones.

Luke Kelly would have a  decent solo  collection too

[Cunny Funt]

Got to see OCS live for the first time last summer as part of weekend music festival, were good played 13 songs in a hour set including their main hits The Riverboat song,better days,the day we caught the train,Hundred Mile High City etc.

[David McKeown]

I don't know if I could limit it to 3.

If forced.

Racing in the Street
I'll see you in my dreams (live version)
American Skin

Looking for to seeing him in May again

[BigGreenField]

Springsteen is a love/hate for me. I like his music but I find his voice irritating after very little time. Can't explain why.


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There is a recording of Bowie doing impersonations, one of those is Springsteen, and Bowie warms up by saying you have to speak and sing as though you are constipated or trying to hold one in, I like Springsteen but still funny.

Top 3 - this could change week by week but not Incident)

Incident on 57th Street , specifically the version broadcast February 5, 1975, The Main Point, Bryn Mawr, PA. 

https://youtu.be/L18RzLAOCK0?feature=shared


Jungleland - a masterpiece


Radio Nowhere


His burst of albums in the 2000's has some absolute bangers and the album Magic as a whole is a brilliant end to end listen.

[Mad Mentor]

Born in the USA
Downbound Train
My Hometown

[J70]

Impossible to pick three. I could pick three each off the majority of his albums. Even a recent, atypical album like Western Stars has a couple of songs that stand up among his best.

Born to Run is clearly one of his best and arguably his "greatest" song in terms of being a classic rock song.

Anyway, for what it's worth, random selection from his early greats:

Jungleland
Kitty's Back
Something in the Night

[Applesisapples]

3 Doesn't do him Justice, at a push.
4th of July Asbury Park (Sandy)
Thunder Road
Independence Day