What is the Best Saxophone Song?

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In summary, some of the best songs are "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty, "Guns N Roses, Sweet Child O' Mine." by Axl Rose, "Bruce Springsteen - "tunnel of love"" by Led Zeppelin, "Honor thy Father" by Dream Theater, and "Octavarium" by Dream Theater.
  • #561
This one has been growing on me lately.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktUSIJEiOug"by Alicia Keys.

Again, I like the breathy female voice. I kinda wish the horns weren't synthesized. I'd like to hear this with an orchestra.
 
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  • #562
Well all right then, the most sold single ever in Germany

Time to say goodbye

Sarah again and Andrea.
 
  • #563
Joe Satriani "Flying in a blue dream"

...my favorite highway-driving song.
 
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  • #565
Huckleberry said:
This one has been growing on me lately.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktUSIJEiOug"by Alicia Keys.

Again, I like the breathy female voice. I kinda wish the horns weren't synthesized. I'd like to hear this with an orchestra.

Funny you should say that. I hate the song, and the only part of it I like are the overly synthesized parts.
 
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  • #566
I agree with J77
Pretty much any Nirvana song.
Glycerine by Bush has an awesome guitar intro
Terra Firma-The Young Knives its just good
SO MANY others.
Oh, Apocalyptica play metal on cellos! Its badass
 
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  • #567
Another vintage memory. I never forget hearing it the first time, when the alarm went off at 6AM for a hard days work some 20 years ago. This is what the alarm-radio produced that day:

And the birds were singing
 
  • #568
Huckleberry said:
This one has been growing on me lately.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktUSIJEiOug"by Alicia Keys.

Again, I like the breathy female voice. I kinda wish the horns weren't synthesized. I'd like to hear this with an orchestra.

moose said:
Funny you should say that. I hate the song, and the only part of it I like are the overly synthesized parts.

The song is okay, but the synthesized horns and percussion are a disaster!
 
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  • #570
Tragical, anyway another Sarah Brightman highstand with the Gregorian Masters of Chant

Moment of peace.
 
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  • #571
I just found out that the voice in moment of peace is supposedly not Sarah, but her (much younger) sister Amelia, in action here:


 
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  • #572
Oil and water by incubus ( ) is one of my favorite songs. For whatever reason this song reminds me of the time I spent out in the rockies this summer. I don't know if any of you have heard of the sangre de cristo range, but they have got to be some of the most beautiful places on earth.
 
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  • #575
binzing said:
http://www.rhapsody.com/nirvana
I rest my case, Nirvana had some of the best songs eva.

Who are Nirvana? I can't play te songs because I don't live in the USA.
 
  • #576
Kurdt, Nirvana was an awesome grunge band from Washington state in the US in the early 90s. The band "ended" after frontman Kurt Cobain, committed suicide, a tragic ending for such a great musician.

P.S. I didn't have much luck getting Rhapsody to work either, I just listed it because other people had used it and it had a lot of their songs.
 
  • #577
binzing said:
Kurdt, Nirvana was an awesome grunge band from Washington state in the US in the early 90s. The band "ended" after frontman Kurt Cobain, committed suicide, a tragic ending for such a great musician.

P.S. I didn't have much luck getting Rhapsody to work either, I just listed it because other people had used it and it had a lot of their songs.

I was just joshing you man. I'm a fan of Kurdt Kobain, hence the name. :smile:
 
  • #578
ok, lol, but its Kurt.
 
  • #579
http://current.com/items/88803042_radiohead_s_scotch_mist"

Radiohead's live new year's show. these guys are amazing live. this stuff could go straight to CD.
 
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  • #580
Interesting version of voyage, voyage



The female singer is puzzling. That's almost certainly Amelia Brightman singing but that's not the girl in this clip, is it?

Amelia Brightman
 
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  • #581
Just heard this again for the first time a few days ago. I love the beat to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeRa3RtBiIU"

Has someone mentioned this song yet? I bet Evo likes this one too.

Yep, that clinches it. I blame all the problems in society today on 70's fashion. Those pants are way too tight.
 
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  • #582
That's made in Holland. Golden earring, my time. Another export product of that time

Storm and Thunder from Earth and Fire. World class, but this is not the original.
 
  • #583
Furthermore, same period:

Venus Shocking Blue
 
  • #584
wherever I may roam
 
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  • #585
Huckleberry said:
Just heard this again for the first time a few days ago. I love the beat to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeRa3RtBiIU"

Has someone mentioned this song yet? I bet Evo likes this one too.

Yep, that clinches it. I blame all the problems in society today on 70's fashion. Those pants are way too tight.
Yep, Radar Love is good.
 
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  • #587
This thread takes all day to get through.
Thanks to everyone for reminding me of artists I should not have let slip away from my collection: http://youtube.com/watch?v=4fKo6aYe4Jg", Tull, et al..

Here're a few I like that I didn't see mentioned:

Joan Armatrading - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvMxSjIUx70"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=few4kiKjNzw" - BOB DYLAN
Kate Bush - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzbw-53g2CU"

And here's one that I have no explanation as to why I like it.
Plastic Bertrand - http://youtube.com/watch?v=PITnJAnmjqw"
Might be because I never saw the video until today.
 
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  • #590
avril lavignes complicated
 
  • #591
one of the best piano pieces I have ever heard: "Takatau Monotachi"
 
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  • #592
GregA - Taktau Monotachi

Knowing who or what Tifa is/was would help. It sounds very New Age, so much so that George Winston could have done it...
 
  • #593
jim mcnamara said:
GregA - Taktau Monotachi

Knowing who or what Tifa is/was would help. It sounds very New Age, so much so that George Winston could have done it...

Hmm...its one of the soundtracks from a film called "Advent Children" which itself is based upon a very popular game "Final Fantasy 7" of which Tifa is one of the main characters
 
  • #594
Radar Love and Venus are great pieces of Classic Rock.

Some other great pieces of Classic Rock from the late 60's - early 70's!


The Who - Love, Reign O'er Me (Studio version) - piano and organ are great!


The Who - Love, Reign O'er Me (Live - with David Gilmour)



The Who - Baba O'Riley - Live (Harmonica used instead of violin at the end)


The Who - Baba O'Riley (Studio)



The Who - Bargain




Wishbone Ash - Warrior - 1973


Wishbone Ash - The King Will Come - 1989




ELP - Tarkus - Battlefield


TARKUS ELP ( medley )



Karn Evil #9 1st Impression Part1 (Live)


Karn Evil 9 - Emerson, Lake & Palmer



ELP - Take a Pebble (Live) - a novel way to play piano



King Crimson - Moonchild


King Crimson - Epitaph


King Crimson - I Talk to the Wind


King Crimson:In the Court of the Crimson King part one




Pink Floyd- Money Video


Pink Floyd - Money (live)



Pink Floyd - Us And Them (studio, great saxophone)

(This is great in a dark room with black light and fiberoptics and your sweetheart)


Yours Is No Disgrace - Yes



Yes "Heart of the Sunrise" Time Lapse Video (studio version)


Yes - Starship Trooper


Yes - Roundabout


Yes - Siberian Khatru


Yes - Parallels




Quicksilver Messenger Service - Fresh Air


Quicksilver Messenger Service - What About Me



The Doors were really great with the incorporation of the electric organ into their music!

The Doors - Riders on the Storm


The Doors - Light My Fire (Studio with video performances)


The Doors - Touch Me


The Doors - Break On Through
 
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  • #595
Something different for this thread:

Radiohead - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=KgE29oRPhrI"
Better than "Paranoid Android," IMO, which of course is also great

Nine Inch Nails - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SNLNcIC3r3k&feature=related"
Sorry, the only version I could find (that isn't Johnny Cash's cover) was the live version.

Björk - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=x5nNfbTS6N4"
Electronica music mixed w/ classical strings. Great stuff if you're into this style of music.

Nick Drake - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=pxAUXoH1KbM"
Excellent folk song.
 
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