The happiest song in the world :)
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All I Need – Air This Is The One – Stone Roses All Or Nothing – Small Faces
First 3 were played during my wedding service. Here’s the rest…
Movin’ On Up – Primal Scream Cut Your Hair – (The LEGENDARY) Pavement The Scientist – Coldplay (Fucking hate Coldplay but love this song, reckon it’s the Bunnymen vibe) East Easy Rider – Julian Cope Try, Try, Try – Julian Cope Personality Crisis – New York Dolls Superman – REM Perfect Circle – REM All of Hatful of Hollow by The Smiths (It was a release for teenage angst) Our House – Madness Eat Yourself Fitter – The Fall Voodoo Chile – Jimi Hendrix Groove Is In The Heart – Dee’lite Cowgirl – Underworld Soon (Andrew Weatherall remix) – My Bloody Valentine Sittin’On The Dock Of The Bay – Otis Redding Listening To You – The Who Add It Up – Violent Femmes Jigsaw Puzzle - Rolling Stones I Never Want An Easy Life... - Charlatans For What It’s Worth – Buffalo Springfield
Think I'll stop there
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[orange]Ultramega[/orange] OK wrote: Take A Run At The Sun - Dinosaur Jr
Confetti - Lemonheads
Hey Jealousy - Gin Blossoms
I quite liked "New Miserable Experience" album of Gin Blossoms, so good choice there!
As a side note, they are touring in August. :)
68Pontiac wrote:
CTB wrote: Brimful of Asha - Cornershop
Everybody needs a busom for a pillow!
My God, I'd forgotten just how much I hate that song! That's more a "chuck-the-stereo-out-the-window" song for me.
jonathan wrote:
SHEDimon wrote: As I'm listening to it now and it's making me smile...
Even As We Speak - Let It Shine
also:
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci - Merched Yn Neud Gwallt Eu Gi lydd Brighter - Ocean Sky Belle & Sebastian - I'm A Cuckoo
SHEDi xxx
is that B&S song a magnetic fields cover?
pretty sure it isn't.
my suggestion would be jellypop perky jean - julian cope.
young people-the pooh sticks devil went down to crawford(oops i mean georgia)-charlie daniels band, its a happy song violin wise....
Isolation.JD Atmosphere.JD The Village.NO Temptation.NO Sister Ray (VU & NO) Herion.VU Heaven Up Here.(E&TB) Clay.(E&TB) Seven Minutes To Midnight.(WAH!) Story Of The Blues.(WAH!) Treason.(Teardrop Explodes). And the Cope song about swinging in trees and refusing to live upon your knees and never needing to hide LOVE, who's name escapes me at the moment. A few songs to fortify you for "Living In The Ice Age".
Most songs from:
The Lemonheads (Into Your Arms, If I Could talk I'd Tell You, etc.) The B-52's (Love Shack, Rock Lobster, Song For A Future Generation, etc.) The Housemartins (Happy Hour, The People Who Grinned Themselves To Death, Five Get Over Exited, etc.)
Maybe we should label these bands as happy genre.
Indeed!
Sheesh.
Didn't know this thread existed.
Joy Division-- --Transmission --Sound of Music [BBC Recording version] --Digital
New Order--
--TPK
--Procession
--Temptation
--Age of fuckin' Consent!
--World in Motion [yes, i said it! makes me giggle every time!]
--Krafty
--GiaUA
--Working Overtime
--Fine Time
--Someone Like You
Otherwise... --'Always on my Mind' [PSB] --'Don't Go' [Yaz] [this song gets me dancing every time!] --'Situation' [Yaz] --most songs by Clay Aiken [now s.t.f.u.] --most songs by The Polyphonic Spree [like '2,000 Places'] --both of Pete Yorn's first two albums [don't have his third one yet] --mostly anything by Coldplay, the Doves, Oasis, The Music, or Radiohead
What?
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We are supposed to be happy about winter rain here, so I've been singing this to myself whilst walking in the rain for the past couple days.
Doctor? wrote: Whatever's playing when Thatcher goes in the ground.
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Can't wait til this Evil bitch burns in hell
Had a hard time with this one...
Anyway, songs in my collection that seem 'happy' to me:
Temptation - New Order Someone Like You - New Order Perfect Day - Hoku Electricity - OMITD In Love - Lovers Electric Reward - The Teardrop Explodes She's Lost Control - Joy Division (yes, I know...) Could You Be The One? - Husker Du Only This Moment - Royksopp
Well, the song which cheers me up, every time I listen to it, is
"Live it up" from Mental as Anything (must be from around 1987)