The best record ever?

[Howyoudoin]

Don't laugh.

Every single person on here will have 100 nominations for this title.

So . . . my first of 100 is this one:

Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together in Electric Dreams: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE1lzqJCeJ0


HYD

[redsturgeon]

Don't laugh.

Every single person on here will have 100 nominations for this title.

So . . . my first of 100 is this one:

Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together in Electric Dreams: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE1lzqJCeJ0


HYD

I'm not laughing but I am interested as to why you think that is the best ever record. I understand that songs can have a special significance for many reasons but that song, pleasant though it may be, would hardly seem to be the most obvious contender for best ever.

Or am I misunderstanding and would that song be your number 100 out of your top 100?

John

[Dod101]

It is quite atmospheric and suggests a better time but the trouble is there are many songs like that and as redsturgeon says, music can be so very personal. I am not sure that I could name a 'best record ever' but it would be in the Dylan/Clapton/Beatles genre I think. Plenty others of course.

Dod

[scottnsilky]

Of course, this is a ridiculous proposition, but my ridiculous two pennorth could be Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, magnificent!
dp

[Redmires]

Yeah - totally ridiculous. How can one choose. But here goes.

Only music can transport you back to being 16 again and falling in love for the first time. This one just lifts my heart and makes me happy. And what's wrong with that, I'd like to know (as Paul once sang).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNCx7LDv7Ng

Never Let Her Slip Away - Andrew Gold