By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Music Discussion - What's the greatest song ever made, in your opinion?

Anyways to not be so sarcastic ... my real choice isn't Another Brick In The Wall haha ... 

It's probably a fight between these songs for #1 favorite:

All very sad songs ... pretty amazing though. Radiohead, Modest Mouse, and Unwound have a few very close tracks too .. 



Around the Network

Best song for New Year's Eve

https://youtu.be/_KOpDF4DxEk

 

In general I also think Bohemian Rhapsody. 



I don't know, all I know is that this is a tribute to it.



Edit: Damnit. Jokes been made.

Last edited by OTBWY - on 10 September 2018

Man in the Mirror.



AngryLittleAlchemist said:
Omg! This is totally hard! Except at the same time .... not?

Objectively(that means i'm stating facts), it's Another Brick in the Wall. Pink Floyd was already the KING of metaphors with The Dark Side of the MOON, but he just took it a step further with A Wall. An other brick in the wall is pure musical geniusousity. Few artists can be such progressiveness yet so punk at the same time. And "We don't need no, education",the irony, because they said that wrong! wrong! it's like poetry to my ears. It says a lot about Pink Floyd that it is harder to discuss his best song than it is what song can be the best ever, because truely only his songs can fight on that mountain for supremacy.

Yeh Roger Waters the main song writer is pretty amazing. shame he left the band and they continued without him after the album 'the Final Cut' which came out after the wall. Should listen to his solo album 'Amused to Death'. Very 'The Wall' like in its sound and feel. 



Xbox 360 and Xbox One

Gamertag:  GamertagOz70

Around the Network

Completely subjective (though I believe all art is) but my #1 is probably Forgotten Years by Midnight Oil.

Gets me every damn time; the lyrics, the music, the rows upon rows of crosses. How easy it is today, decades later, to people to forget the "hardest years, the darkest years".