A song before death....choose !

tell us something we don't know.

I can't believe I missed this. I hope he comes back. He was really cute and stuff.

I feel like I've read it all before, but I can't think of anyone specific he reminds me of.

BoaB a coward! Some people just don't like to be told kindly I suppose. Accusing Lord Byron of such things!

Who was the guy who used to accuse me of 'riding his jock'? There's a vague similarity methinks.

Well in all honesty you were riding his jock an awful lot.

So I used to like riding his jock, so shoot me.

I think I'll leave that up to him, if you catch my drift.

Now that he's gone can I ride your jock instead?

My god, I don't even know where to begin quoting....

Christ, what an annoyin' little prick, even more so that that thorin chap.

And Pride of a Bull? The guy is even illiterate!

And the best bit of all is he calls Byron childish and infantile! Oh, boy I hope he comes back, that was the most entertainment I've had in ages....

Please, tell me more about this "Cantus Ferimus" (or Firmus ?).
I never heard of it, sorry!

The hidden instrumental track at the end of Queen's "Made In Heaven".

This is kind of hard, wasn't there a thread about what you'd want playin at your funeral? Well the last song i'd want to hear would probably be something long. 21st Century Schizoid Man by King Crimson. That song just cheers me up every time i hear it.

And i think Mother pretty much summed up my thoughts on the previous pages of this god-forsaken thread. It was quite funny reading though

I guess that Phydeaux must have paid the ultmate price for scratching your DSOTM, huh?

And why not?

Canals, sacks, string, bricks,

Mark

Handel's Messiah, most likely...(if I could count that as one "song"...)

Mozart's Requiem is another possibility.

There are simply far too many choices to make within the classical music field.

Within rock, the first two that come to mind are either The Beatles' Let It Be, or Van Der Graaf Generator's A Plague Of Lighthouse Keepers.