Top 3 Tracks Of All Time?

1. The Masterplan - Oasis
2. Tainted Love - Gloria Jones
3. Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division

[Timmy C]

Impossible for me to say but I guess Motorhead - Ace of Spades would have to be one of them.

[signs]

working man.....rush


going to california...led zep


juke box hero....foreigner

[partyweb]

1) Freebird - Lynnerd Skynnerd
2) Somebody Slap Me - Alan Jackson

This is a toughy as so many songs have good memories attached to them:

3) Killed by Death - Motorhead
3) Back in Black - AC/DC
3) Spirit of the Radio - Rush
3) The Aubergine That Ate Rangoon - Hawkwind
3) Careful With That Axe Eugene - Pink Floyd
3) Money - Roger Waters (Live)
3) Wild Thing - Jeff Beck
3) It's a Great Day to be Alive - Travis Tritt
3) Miami Vice Theme - Jan Hammer
3) Oxygene/Equinox - Jean Michelle Jarre
3) Market Square Heroes - Marillion
3) the entire 'Marbles' double album - Marillion

[unrealdave]

Comfortably numb - Pink Floyd

Gimmi shelter - Stones

Harlem Shuffle - Bob & Earl or stones

[dc007]

Almost impossible to name but three... But I'll have a go.

Child In Time - Deep Purple. Preferably the Made in Japan live version, rather than the studio cut. Ian Gillan's voice is at the peak of it's powers here, the notes he reaches in his screams are astonishing. A masterclass guitar solo from Ritchie Blackmore, too. Powerhouse stuff.

Mistreated - Deep Purple. Again, preferably the live version from Made in Europe.This time it's David Coverdale on the mike with a soulful performance, and Ritchie again making the guitar sing with a blistering solo.

Baker Street - Gerry Raferty. Might seem an odd match with the above two, but love the guitar, love the sax solo....

I really could name a couple of dozen others, but the rule was just the three....

[overkill]

Three!

Okely, dokely..........

1) Riders on the Storm - Doors. Creepy, atmospheric, and a fine end to the Doors last album (proper).

2) Time - Pink Floyd. Never has a band, before or since, encapsulated the feelings that in quiet moments all 40 somethings have. Whether they are willing to admit it or not.

3) Born to run - Bruce Springsteen. Summed up life for me over a four year period quite nicely. Live hard, die free. Great fun!

[midiman]

Oh god, this is the kinda thing that almost changes on a daily basis.

1 - Firth of Fifth - Genesis. Live version from Seconds out, what a haunting guitar solo

2 - Pulse - Pink Floyd. Only one track???????? oh alright then Run Like Hell

3 - Script for a Jesters Tear - Marillion

Expect an edit on this in the next 24 hours

[shb367]

Dreamline Rush
Comfortably Numb Floyd
Xanadu Rush

[madcyril]

1.New Dawn Fades-Joy Division.
2.Son of a Preacher Man-Dusty Springfield.
3.There Is A Light That Never Goes Out-The Smiths.

Wonderwall - Oasis
Lonelily - Damien Rice
Yesterday - The Beatles

cant fault your choices there them 3 tunes would be in my top 20 at least.

[steve1056]

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Tin Pan Alley - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin

[Tom Tom]

1) Shotgun Blues - Blues Brothers
2) Poundcake - Van Halen
3) Won't Get Fooled again - The Who

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Although I really like Animal by Nickelback at the mo.
and baba o'reilly by the who

[unrealdave]

OK - this is my Girlfriends list

When I fall in love - Nat King Cole

Everything must change - Barbra Streisand

Un bel di vedremo (from Madama Butterfly) - Maria Callas

i believe you that its your girlfriends top 3

[PJTX100]

Cocteau Twins - Serpentskin (the most infectious piece of music I've ever heard)

I'll mull over the other two a bit longer.

[RMCF]

Sorry can't do 3 !!

Sat and thought about it for 10mins or so, then felt guilty when I left so many belters out!!

[indianwells]

Desperado-The Eagles

My Old Friend The Blues-Steve Earle

Nothing Ever Happens-Del Amitri

[davet010]

An Ending (Ascent) - Brian Eno

Autobahn - Kraftwerk

Djed - Tortoise

That's the one for this hour, anyway

[EricHitchmo]

Orion - Metallica (Master of Puppets)
How soon is now? - The Smiths
Don't look back in anger - Oasis

but this is just a top 3 for now. It's an impossible task to name a permanent top 3.

[EricHitchmo]

Need to add 'Sugar Hiccup' by the cocteau twins.

[PJTX100]

Originally Posted by davet010

An Ending (Ascent) - Brian Eno

One I'd agree with. As an aside, there's a track on Frou Frou's 'Details' album which makes use of the main theme from this track - it's a wonderful version.

[Thekop]

I've got hundreds

Ok 3 ......

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

Starway to heaven - Led Zeppelin

Hotel California - The Eagles

[Marky1973]

That is a tricky question........

I agree with one chap mentioning Bruce Springsteen - needs to be in there somewhere, but not Born To Run - although it is very good.

So


Bruce Springsteen - New York City Serenade (The Wild the Innocent and the E-Street Shuffle

Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge over Troubled Water - THE Greatest song of all time

Roy Orbison - Crying -


Whoops just though of another 3


and another



oh and some more

[spocktra]

1. Always on my mind - Willie nelson
2. One for the treble - Davy dmx
3. Supersonic - Oasis

Impossible to choose really,could think of hundreds.

[nabby]

Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones

So Watcha Want - The Beastie Boys

Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty McColl

Only 3? It's not fair...

[Spligsey]

Originally Posted by spocktra

1. One for the treble - Davy dmx
   

"two for the bass - come on Davy D let's rock this place"

Blimey - haven't heard that for a few years mate!

Adz

[BobaFett02]

Tough one this

East Hastings: Godspeed you Black Emporer

Music for a Nurse: Oceansize

Tiny Dancer: Elton John! (love it ! )

Ooo and Sail Away: David Gray