hudsonvalley
MMMM...Ember
Man of Constant Sorrow
From Oh, Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.
From Oh, Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.
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Is there a better song?
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Matty_Vegas
Wayne Newton Mafia Boss
yes there is, it is called "the perfect country and western song" by David Allen Coe
hudsonvalley
MMMM...Ember
Is that the one where mom get runned over by a damned ol' train?
Shibumi
Looking for Effortless Perfection
Great song Tom. Best part of the movie too. Love thos Soggy Bottom Boy's!
Randyb1
Member
My hair
ree ree robusto
Official Misfit
Matty_Vegas said:
DAC! :sign:
Treamayne
On the run...
Empty Chairs at Empty Tables
or
Gethsemane
and one by my brother's old bands:
Unspoken Truth
(I'll post a link if I can find a way to host it)
or
Gethsemane
and one by my brother's old bands:
Unspoken Truth
(I'll post a link if I can find a way to host it)
DevilsMilk
8-5-8, 8-9-8, whatever it takes!
hudsonvalley said:
Yup! That there be the one...
hooiserguy
fellow newbie
This song is the best,I think its by the mavericks "Its hard to kiss the lips at night that chew your ass out all day long" love it
Devil Doc
When Death smiles, Corpsmen smile back
Somebody pass the polenta....oops... I mean grits.
Doc.
Doc.
Lee
Well-Known Member
Hudson, I have a version of this song done by a group out of New York named "Donna The Buffalo". It's very interesting and I'll be happy to send it to you if you'd like!
Let me know
Let me know
Captain Leafheart
Aroused member (still)
Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys are gonna be at NYC's Town Hall real soon.
NorCalCigarLover
The Wine Guy
It's the beer and wine
Eshaw99
Just livin' the dream
Treamayne said:
Is someone breaking out a Les Miserables reference, or is this a different song??
Matty_Vegas
Wayne Newton Mafia Boss
DevilsMilk said:hudsonvalley said:
Yup! That there be the one...
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Treamayne
On the run...
Eshaw99 said:
That's the one - one of my favorote songs of all time. I've lost more than a few friends, both at home in Detroit and in the military. This song means alot to me, regardless of its origin (although I like Les Mis too)
-K-
hornetguy
New Member
Treamayne said:
Yep... good song, but sad. I understand it's been adopted as the unofficial theme song of the homosexual crowd, regarding the aids victims.
hudsonvalley
MMMM...Ember
hornetguy said:
This is a great song. Very moving. I especially understand it in a 'brothers-in arms' context from the play.
Personally the most moving song from the score is "God on High".
Treamayne
On the run...
hudsonvalley said:
If you mean "Bring him home" (Disc 2 Track 17) Then I almost agree. Yes it is a powerful song, and I can see why it would be the favorite of most people. It just doesn't hit me the way ECET does. It's hard, with a story so full of powerful and moving songs to really draw any lines, though. They are all great. A decade ago when my neice was only about 8, she used to sing "Castle on a Cloud" whenever I didn't capitulate to her tantrums, as if I was treating her like a slave. I thought that was hilarious (but she still had to go to bed...<grin>)
-K-