CONFESS!!!!! Your Most Memorable song.....

[LynneSin]

.....Memorable meaning it brings back some really special memories that you will fondly recall for the rest of your lifetime.

Example: for me it would have to be Kashmir by Led Zeppelin. I'm working out on my elliptical to VH1 Classics and the Page/Plant Kashmir video (From their No Quarter CD) comes on. (BTW, what a workout).

Anyhow, that song will always remind me of my 16th birthday (which someone requested that song for me on the local rock station). I was in county band and I was going to spend the day with my boyfriend (who was from another school in the county and also in county band). We would spend the day sneaking off to a closet in the band room making out.

But it was my birthday and I suck at relationships. I ended up making out with at least 3 other boys. Needless to say that my relationship didn't last very long with my boyfriend.

But it was a fun day. I was a kissing slut - go figure.

To me Kashmir will always have great memories of that day many many years ago!!

[trof]

1. You mean one I wrote?

Or one somebody else wrote?

[LynneSin]

3. I'd like to came authorship of Kashmir....

....but I don't think Robert Plant and Jimmy Page would appreciate it.

Just the song that gives you the best memories...

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. "Deep:

and "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" by the Moody Blues because both songs helped me find my spiritual path and my soul mate.

[FunBobbyMucha]

4. Randy VanWarmer's

"You left me just when I needed you most." I was in love with Terri Wells in 8th grade, a summer romance that ended with us making out one last time while this song and "2 outta 3 ain't bad" by Meatloaf played over and over. Still makes me hot to think about her and those songs.

Also, the Steve Miller Band album "Abracadabra" was playing over and over during one of the best and longest night of sex I had in high school. I just couldn't pull myself away from her to change the record, which was hers.

I am SO the guy from High Fidelity. It'd be sad if I weren't so drunk.

[Shanty Oilish]

5. Come On-A My House

Let me explain. When I was learning math I used that song to do my figuring. Putting most lessons to music made them easier to remember, I suppose. Hey, I was 2 years old, and it worked. :)

[ClintonTyree]

6. Cinnamon Girl...........

Neil Young.

[grannylib]

11. Oh excellent choice...rock on!

I was at the Rust Never Sleeps concert in Mpls and the guy I was dating didn't want to leave the arena to pee cos he was afraid he'd miss Cinnamon Girl *lol*

[nuxvomica]

7. "Jesse's Girl"

Reminds me of the two most important relationships in my life. Long story.

[freestatevet]

8. "Here, There, and Everywhere"

by the Beatles. Reminds me of my first love (see first love thread that's in the lounge).

[Aristus]

9. "Listen To Your Heart" by Roxette. This used to play endlessly on

the video juke at the EM Club at Fort Knox where I went to the Tank Training school. It was popular because Ann-Marie Whatserface from Roxette performed the song barefoot and wearing a sexy little black dress. The guys loved it. It's a good memory for me because I fulfilled my goal of becoming a bad-ass tank crewman, and I was assigned shortly thereafter to a post in Germany. I'd been wanting to go to Germany for probably ten years at that point. Anyway, the song brings back great memories.

[grannylib]

10. Anything off "Mystery to Me" by Fleetwood Mac, especially "Hypnotized"

I had a major crush on this guy when I was in high school; he was older and had his own place and whenever I was there we usually listened to this album - takes me right back to being about 15-16 again...

[Rhiannon12866]

14. I am a Fleetwood Mac fan, as well

Which I am sure won't surprise you. I love most anything by Stevie Nicks, especially "Rhiannon" which reminds me of a happier time in my life and was also the name of the best cat I will ever know. I also like "Sara," which is the name of my dog who I just adopted last October.:-)

[Insider]

12. Moody's Mood

WBLS (NYC) deejay frankie crocker used to play it every night at 8pm. you could hear it coming from boom boxes, apt windows, cars, etc. everyone i know in ny/nj from those days knows every word.

"such a funny thing but every time you're near me, i never can behave. you give me that smile and then i'm wrapped up in your magic..."

[Romulus]

13. "Wonderful tonight" -Clapton

My wedding dance song . . .

[populistmom]

15. I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles

(or any early Beatles song really)

Summer 1988- Erik. The one who broke my heart and last I knew still lives with his parents (one of those "maybe it was for the best" things in retrospect). Nice memories though. :loveya:

[woofless]

16. "She's Gone" Hall and Oates

Maybe the first time I got my heart broken. That song always reminds me of Susie moving out.

[Dunedain]

17. Kung Foo Fighting

I was about 11 or 12, had crush on the girl down the street, we would sit and this song was popular that summer.

[VOX]

18. "My Aim Is True" by Elvis Costello...

Evokes a sweet, sweet summer spent making art and being head-over-heels in love in that way that only happens once or twice.

Heavy sigh. Now, back to reality.

[Rhiannon12866]

19. I must look this up. I remember the feeling that this envokes

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