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Thank You - Led Zeppelin was chosen by my husband as one of our wedding songs, the words are very apt to our special day. When I hear that song so many powerful and amazing memories come flooding back even though it was over 8 years ago. Music is very important in my life as a lot of songs have different memories and also makes a boring day more uplifted!
ReplyDeleteDream Catch Me by Newton Faulkner
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this song,I listen to it everyday and can't get enough. It's about following your dreams being yourself in every aspect.
And I am sure that would sound fabulous while listening to it though a Loud -speakers.
I love music. Its my first port of call when I need to be uplifted.
ReplyDeleteMy song is, Michelle My Belle, by The Beatles. My mum named me after the song, and I think it's great. everyone should have a song with their name in the title.
My favourite song is "Don't worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin because the tune is catchy and the lyrics are cheerful. My children and I sing it or hum it regularly because it simply makes us smile. It is an excellent philosophy to follow and has got us quickly through times when the children have had little upsets. I love music because besides making our family sing, dance and have fun, it can also soothe when it is time to rest!
ReplyDeleteHi, music is really important in the lives of both me and my husband. Love of the same genre of music brought us together and we try to pass on a wide range of music to our 1 year old to instil the same passion in her.
ReplyDeleteI walked down the aisle of our wedding to a solo piano version of 'You got the love's by Candi Staton and the words are so beautiful they make me tear up every time I hear it.
Country roads is defo my pic of a song that means the world to me. My late mother used to love to sing, I loved hearing her sing to me, now shes gone I listen to that song all the time and it brings me right back to being with her again, Music makes me feel like shes still here with me
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ReplyDeleteI would have to say the 80's throw back Manic Monday by The Bangles - because every Monday really is ... isn't it! I can remember singing along to it in the 80's and it creeps into my head pretty much every Monday morning now! ;)
ReplyDeleteif I can dream by elvis presley
ReplyDeleteHall of Fame by the Script -struggling round the Great North Run
ReplyDeleteHappy -- Pharrel Williams -- WOrking last xmas day as a house keeper in a hotel and that song came on and we all ended up having a laugh and giggle for 5 mins xx Without music don't think i would be able to do my job tbh
ReplyDeleteShania Twain -Let's go girls -brings back dancing around handbags and not having a care in the world-also helped me teach my neice how to cross the road safely -we woul look both ways and then sing -Let's go girls whilst all holding hands☺☺such happy memoriesðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘💙❤
ReplyDeleteShania Twain -Let's go girls -brings back dancing around handbags and not having a care in the world-also helped me teach my neice how to cross the road safely -we woul look both ways and then sing -Let's go girls whilst all holding hands☺☺such happy memoriesðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘💙❤
ReplyDeleteNobody's Hero by Rush always reminds me of rainy commutes home because I'd play it over and over through my headphones. Now it always makes me think of family and home :)
ReplyDeleteMany songs move me in different ways. My favourite song is "Angel" by Vancouver-based singer/songwriter, goddess of music, Sarah McLachlan. It's a beautiful piano ballad with really intense lyrics. It has sentimental meaning to me and makes me cry every time I hear it, but it's also very comforting. Of course, Sarah's voice tops it off!
ReplyDeleteI loved her first by heartland. I danced with my daughter at her wedding as this song played, a real classic love song
ReplyDeleteandrea bocelli ,time to say goodbye, my mother loved this song but we lost her earlier this year and this was the song played at her funeral,so this song brings back good memorys and some very bad, but this song is special either way.
ReplyDeleteI'd pick 'In the Summertime' by Thirsty Merc as it was my soundtrack to my year travelling round Australia! The lyrics reflected my laidback lifestyle there & I remember hearing it at least 7 times a day on the local radio station when I was fruit picking/packing in Bundaberg! It brings happy tears to my eyes whenever I hear it.
ReplyDeleteEurythmics there must be an angel and its playing with my heart. Reminds me of a lovely family holiday at butlins as a child happy memories before my parents divorced
ReplyDeleteTake That - Rule the World. Beautiful song and I'm a huge Take That fan. Music is important because it lifts you when you're down, makes you happy when you're sad. There is music for every mood.
ReplyDeleteUnforgettable by Nat King Cole, reminds me of my grandad
ReplyDeleteDrive In Saturday by David Bowie - reminds me of getting into non-current pop music as a teenager. Its total escapism.
ReplyDeletemy favourite song is We All Die - by Wednesday 13, its being played at my wedding on halloween x
ReplyDeleteMany songs move me in different ways.and i couldnt choose just one favourite, my most listened to though is forever love by gary barlow, me and my daughter love this song x
ReplyDeleteDon Henley - In a new york minute. So meaningful for me.
ReplyDeleteJohnny Cash - Hurt. It had me in floods of tears the first time I heard it.
ReplyDeleteTruly Madly Deeply - Savage Garden it was the first song my housband and I danced many, many ears ago, but to this day the song remains as special in our hearts bringing out a lot of memories and deep feelings in our hears.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite song is,, Thriller '' - Michael Jackson. Brings back good memories about old times. In my life it is important because music relaxes me.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite song is Hero - Nickelback - OFFICIAL VIDEO (Spider-Man Soundtrack). This remainds me about the movie Spider Man. Music is very important in my life. I could not live a day without music. Music is important to me like the air that I breathe. Without music I can work. This song remainds me about how we need to keep helping one another.
ReplyDeleteMusic is so important to me. There are so many songs that trigger memories, mostly happy, but a few sad. I can never hear "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis without being remembered that it was sang to me as a child by my Father. It is probably my earliest memory, but I remember it as clear as if it was yesterday :)
ReplyDeleteThe Wedding Present - Montreal, already one of my favourite bands this song came out within a few days of my then girlfriend heading off to Montreal - It was almost word for word our story and meant a huge amount to me at the time.
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ReplyDeleteTomorrow Never Comes by Ronan Keating, one of my favorite songs. I love everything about it, from lyrics until the melody. Every time I listen I think about life in general, that all will die.What would we do if that day would be tomorrow? Loving person would know how much we cherish her or him? We did everything we could to show that?
ReplyDeleteAnd finally it has a tip for all of us:
So tell that someone that you love
Just what you're thinking of
If tomorrow never comes
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DeleteR. Kelly Worlds Greatest, I listened to this for the first time with my Brother many years ago and when i hear this song it can make me feel many emotions depending on my life at the time.
ReplyDeleteHall of Fame by the Script i love turning this up loud and just dancing like a mad woman. lol
ReplyDeleteThe song Sex Bomb as that was the thing my husband had ever called me x
ReplyDeleteLove listening to music, it can lift your mood when your feeling down. Somewhere over the rainbow by Eva Cassidy brings back memories of my grandma singing this to me when i was little and the song i walked down the aisle to
ReplyDeleteAbout this time 2 years ago I walked around a local abbey with Shake It Out by Florence and the Machine in my earphones crying my eyes out because I'd ended a relationship that was badly timed and draining me emotionally. 2 years on things moved in the right direction we realized how much we wanted to be together and I went to see Florence perform the song with that same man in a very happy place.
ReplyDeletethe Eagles Hotel California .."This could be Heaven or this could be Hell"
ReplyDeleteMy favourite song is ben e king stand by me it brings back so many happy memeories as was played at our wedding as a first dance song so lovely to hear!
ReplyDeleteIt's a Beautiful Day by U2! Music as a whole is absolutely key to my life. The lyrics to a song can mean a lot, especially those that help during anxious and low moments. Incorporate the meaning into what is making you worry and believe in yourself. It's amazing how a song can calm your mind!
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DeleteFrankie Goes To Hollywood`s "Relax" from 1983 for the rather silly reason that it was the last song played on my "leaving" night out having left a really stressful job to start a less intensive but far more rewarding job that I still enjoy today. Consciously or otherwise music can set the mood for how you feel about, and approach so much in your life that for me it`s absence would leave a gaping hole.
ReplyDeleteAlter Bridge- Blackbird
ReplyDeletethis was the first song me and my boyfriend listened together. I only understood its beauty then.
Not one day goes by without music in my life, all kind of genres (depending on my mood). I grew up with music and I will grow old with it as well.
I love Owlcity - fireflies because it reminds me of living somewhere hot and really enjoying my youth. Music is so important because it can totally change someones mood for the better!
ReplyDeleteSpaceman - It reminds me of before we had kids and we used to spend Sat nights at the gym (sad I know ) !
ReplyDeletethis charming man by the smiths. reminds me of college
ReplyDeleteMusic is my life, theres not a minute I don't listen to it really helps me relax .. Favourite song is Liverpool You'll Never Walk Alone - My Grandas number 1 song, anytime I listen to this it reminds me of him 💗
ReplyDeleteMusic is so important to be, through music I've been inspired to read books, see shows and discover new music. A song the brings back great memories is Motorcycle Emptiness by the Manic Street Preachers, They were my first proper gig and by the time they played that song I remember realising that everything would be different from then on, they inspired me to think for myself!
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DeleteI think every piece of music I remember brings back good memories and recalls events throughout my life. And, fortunately, if they were ever bad, time has managed to erase that. I think the most significant one from my childhood was around the age of seven when my father put on a very crackly 78rpm and played Elvis Presley's Blue Suede Shoes to show my brother and I how to pick out the drum beat and use it to dance to. What made it all the more remarkable was the fact my father was an accomplished ballroom dancer and I had never before or after seen him dance to anything so "modern" ;-)
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DeleteR Kelly - Ignition always reminds me of when I was young and Mum told me off for unravelling a tube of Bazuka gel. I assume it was playing in the background at the time! I love music and I find it relaxing and reassuring to listen to my favourite music. Also, upbeat dance music really lifts my mood when I feel down and is a great way to motivate me to go out!
ReplyDeleteThe Hollies and singing He A'int Heavy He'sMy Brother! spinetingling music and memories of my younger Bro.
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ReplyDeleteMeatloaf - I would do anything for love.
ReplyDeleteI am a true music fanatic . Its my soul and lifts me up no matter what my state of mind is. Being a trained classical singer I really enjoy all forms of music and singing too !
Bat out of hell because it is my favourite .. Music in life is a way of expressing ourselves xx
ReplyDeleteBohemian Rhapsody by Queen as it takes me back to my youth! I listen to music daily. It keeps me happy whilst doing chores and singing makes me feel good too. It is a break from reality! (@PeanutHog)
ReplyDeletePhil Collins - You'll be in my heart... reminds me of my childhood when a friend and I would play Spyro on the playstation and listen to that song on repeat... probably because we had some major crush on a guy at the time!
ReplyDeleteGoldfinger - by Shirley Bassey. I worked at this cafe when I was younger and there was a CD of the bond themes which was often played. It had a large scratch on it and it kept repeating the same song.... It used to drive me up the wall! Whenever I see my mate I used to work with he often starts singing "Goldfinger - screetch!, Goldfinger...' and so on!
ReplyDeleteIt does however remind me of my more carefree days, although I still can't listen to it all the way through!
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DeleteFoo Fighters - Times like these . This is a song during which my man and I kissed for the first time.
ReplyDeleteThe Fray - How to Save a Life. My now ex boyfriend was absolutely obsessed with this song, and would play it on repeat for hours at a time! It did my head in at the time but now when it comes on I can't help but think of the good times! (@charlie_emma_)
ReplyDeleteChanging by Sigma ft Paloma Faith - It always reminds me of my first big run, and when I hear it now it gets me up and jumping and ready to run again!
ReplyDeleteFlowers in the window by travis remind me of meeting my husband and our first dance at our wedding.
ReplyDelete'''Leaving on a jet plane'- by Peter Paul and Mary.I was only 6 and my best friend emigrated with her family to Australia and the song made me cry every time it was played!
ReplyDeleteSorry and also meant to say music has a huge part in my life as I have very musical parents and attended lots of concerts they were in .I hope i have passed that on to my children
DeleteColdplay fix you reminds me of the song my hubby used to sing when we met
ReplyDeletesweet child o mine guns n roses always reminds me of my dad as it is his favourite song and he always used to sing it to me when I was younger
ReplyDeletegreat prize - ghosts
ReplyDeleteHoliday by Greenday. It was played at my sons funeral
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