A song by Muse - not sure the name of it. But I'm really into this band right now!

Oysterband's "A Time of Her Own" I first heard it as a part of a clip featuring Sharp and Teresa. Beautiful song! I think I'll go and find lyrics to post! Here it is A time of her own She moved without fear, she moved within me She moved in a time of her own And her laughter and light streamed into my life And my days filled with green and gold It's so hard to love, it's so easy to lose What you hold right there in your hands When the power it brings goes out of control And is no longer yours to command She moved me to tears, she stripped away years Turned my dark night into day Now all that is gone like the soft winter sun And turned all my green into grey

Muse is fantastic Gnat! Black and White - Michael Jackson. I love it when it goes to the rap bit, sounds awesome every single time.

Oh I know Zoo! Muse is really amazing! That MJ song, by the way, reminds me of my freshman year in high school. Oh man. Did I just age myself! I'm now listening to Paramore - my cousin burned some of the songs she's got downloaded onto a CD for me. I have no idea the name of the song. But it's the whole Paramore CD that I'm listening to. It's awesome!!

Yeah, Paramore just got in here. They aren't bad! Helter Skelter- The Beatles. Dear lord that song is awesome. I love U2's cover of it too.

A bridge (that carries us over) - Clannad

I'm not listening to this physically, but it has been running through my head since I saw Jackson Brown in the movie Walk Hard - The Dewey Cox Story - a music biopic satire (raunchier than I expected, but for the most part funny,) definite R- directed by Jake Kasden, director of The TV Set. The Pretender - Jackson Browne - He didn't sing this song, but haven't seen him in a long time.

Rebecca Lavelle song from McLeod's Daughters soundtrack vol 2 called The Stranger

I just bought a whole bunch of CD's from Amazon last week. Mostly old "best of's" from hip hop/r&b groups. So today I'm listening to the best of Brandy.......Baby Baby. I also bought the best of TLC, the best of Toni Braxton and the best of En Vogue.

Of course Selma! Who hasn't heard of HoP?? I'm like you with music. I'm very ecclectic. You should see my CD collection. I've got everything from Dixie Chicks, to Fiona Apple, to Eve, to Linkin Park, to Flyleaf to Puddle of Mudd to Kelly Clarkson to Fleetwood Mac and so on. I'm all over the place. I've always been a HUGE fan of TLC. I was so sad when I found out that Left Eye had been killed in that car accident. Terrible. That's a group I "grew up" listening to. They were just the best group ever - in my opinion. Today it's Toni Braxton: I DON'T WANT TO

You sound like me, Gnat! A tune to fit the mood is my motto. Funny you should mention Puddle of Mudd. I was just listening to "She Frakking Hates Me!"( :wink: ) this afternoon. It was my constant companion during my marriage break-up (down?) along with "It's Been a While" by Staind and "This Is How You remind Me" by Nickelback - some good old, getting out that anger music! :rant:

Same here Stevie! i am versatile kinda girl when it comes with music, movies and sports! If it's good I'm down with it! And Gnat not many people over her heard about HoP! Sadly I say because here people are into ultra folk music. It is kinda our trash country music with lamest lyrics you could ever her. One song goes "Wake me up, don't wake me up let me sleep it over" Really awful! But majority of people like it. Our traditional songs called Sevdalinka are beautiful. Still a bit of country music wit a lot of emotions. But HoP's beats make me wanna get up and dance. Listening Duran Duran's "Rio" and I will later on play their "Wild Boys"

Oh Stevie - that PoM song is the best!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I bought that CD for that song alone. LOL!!! Hey Selma - where is it you live again?? Today it's Flyleaf: CASSIE (Interesting sidenote about this song - it's about one of the victims of Columbine High School)