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Alrighty. This is my music page. It is possibly the most important page on this site, for me, because I love music and it
is my life. It makes me feel happy. And...It just makes me feel great most of the time. I get a weird feeling in my tummy
when I listen to GOOD music, and sometimes my fingers tingle. I know, I'm a bit of a freak, but at least I feel high over
music and not, lets say, drugs.
Ok, so here is what I think about music. You will also find some links to places where you can listen to music. Good stuff.
Oh, and once again,the following is heavily opinionated. You can disagree with me all you want, that's great, but I don't
care. Don't email me and tell me I'm wrong, or I will have to bite your head off. Thanks.
all right, lets start with the best songs of all time.
- Hells Bells, AC/DC (awesome. It always has been, and always will be a classic)
- Dazed and Confused, Led Zeppelin (Incredible guitar in this one, listen to John Bonham on the drums too)
- Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin (scroll down and read more about Stairway to Heaven)
- Us and Them, Pink Floyd ( I'd love to have this song as my first dance song at my wedding, It's beautiful)
-The Killer in Me, the Smashing Pumpkins (Its just an awesome song, great lyrics)
- Juke Box Hero, Foreigner (Great lyrics that tell a great story. Great band too)
- Replica, Sonata Arctica (Beautiful song, amazing lyrics, all sung by a great band)
- Silver tounge, Sonata Arctica ( I love the lyrics, the rhythm, the song in general, its awesome!)
- Don't Say a Word, Sonata Arctica ( Amazing lyrics, great mix of instruments and sounds in this one )
Worst Songs
- Broken, Amy Lee and Seether ( I just can't stand the song, or the lyrics. I love Evanescence, but I can't stand Amy Lee
in this one.)
- Any Country music, by anyone. (Sorry cowboys, I just don't like hick music)
- Anything by N*sync (god save those poor boys)
- There You'll Be, Faith Hill (sorry, I just can't stand this song, it's too...sappy and clingy)
The Songs That Best Describe Me
- Dazed and Confused, Led Zeppelin (because I am usually very confused, most of the time)
Songs The Best Describe Life
- Highway To Hell, AC/DC (need I explain why? ;) )
Things that I think about certain music things
- Simple Plan. Sorry, but they're a bunch of posers. Punk wannabes. If you want to be punk then how about we actually sing
punk, not pop?
- Sum 41. Yeah, I like some of their stuff, but again, they are posers.
- The Milkshake song, by Black Eyed Peas, should be shot with an AK-47.
- How about everyone stop jumping on the bandwagon and actually like what they want to like?
- You can't diss a certain type of music unless you have listened to it, and more then one sample of it too. That's like me
saying that all Finnish music is crap because I don't like some of Bomfunk MC. But Sonata Arctica is the best I've heard in
a long time. Same with Skandaali. So if you listen to one band that sings punk, lets say, then before you say 'punk sucks!"
then listen to some other punk. It's the same with food.
- A message to the people who organize Balmorals school dances : GET A NEW DJ! That is why people don't go to your dances
any more, the music is horrible! Get Cjay to be DJ or something!You can't dance Nelly, or Blackeyed Peas!
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STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
Many people beleive that Stairway to Heaven is full of Satanistic messages. Ever since the song came out in 1971 people
have thought that when it was played backwards is said some things about Satan.
http://www3.telus.net/jefmil/stairwaybackwards.htm
So? Satanistic or not? Sounds real to me. I'll le
t you know for sure when I hook up the record player and play the song backwards for real....If I ever get around to that....anyways,
moving on....
Stairway facts
* As of 7 January 7 1991, Led Zeppelin IV had been certified platinum times ten (ten million copies sold.)
* "Stairway To Heaven" remains the biggest-selling sheet music in the history of rock. An average hit sells
10,000 to 15,000 copies. "Stairway To Heaven" has sold more than one million copies.
* In 1982, a California State Assembly consumer-protection-committee hearing featured testimony from "experts"
who claimed that "Stairway To Heaven," when played backward, contained the words: "I sing because I live with
Satan. The Lord turns me off — there's no escaping it. Here's to my sweet Satan, whose power is Satan. He will give
you 666. I live for Satan." Using a reel-to-reel tape machine, we played the song backward. The greatest shock was that
the words sounded just like "Stairway To Heaven," only in Urdu. In the verse that begins "If there's a bustle
in your hedgerow," there is indeed something uttered that sounds like "sayntin." Evidence of a demonic message?
Or was the backward-masking controversy started by a failing electronics firm as a ploy to get teenagers to ruin turntables
by spinning them backward?
* On 23 January 1991, John Sebastian, owner and general manager of K.L.S.K. F.M. in Albuquerque, New Mexico, played the
song for twenty-four solid hours to inaugurate a format change to classic rock. It played more than two hundred times, eliciting
hundreds of angry calls and letters. Police showed up with guns drawn, once after a listener reported that the deejay had
apparently suffered a heart attack, later because of suspicion that — this being eight days into the Gulf War —
the radio station had been taken hostage by terrorists dispatched by Zeppelin freak Saddam Hussein. Weirdest of all, lots
of listeners didn't move the dial. "Turns out a lot of people listened to see when we would finally stop playing it."
* "Stairway To Heaven" went elevator in January 1990, when it was added to the 'Muzak' playlist in a solo harp
version. According to Chuck Walker, manager of Environmental Channel Programming, the song is delivered directly to customers
via the Direct Broadcast Satellite service (D.B.S.). Unlike the original, the 'Muzak' version, arranged and recorded to provide
an "uplifting, productive atmosphere" and "counteract the worker-fatigue curve in the office environment,"
is not at the top of anyone's list. Walker speculates that the song has been played only fifteen times, because even in its
toned-down harp version, it calls too much attention to itself.
And that, my friends, is all for now. When I find more cool stuff about Stairway I'll put it on here :)
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