The Best Song by ...

[Matt1735]

Styx, the final song from the Paradise Theater album:

 

[Songbird]

This is the best song by Styx. Still stands the test of time. Video too. Funny guys.

 

[Matt1735]

This is the best song by Styx. Still stands the test of time. Video too. Funny guys.

Same album. Solid choice as well.

 

[Tighthead]

REM



Neil Young and Crazy Horse



Neil Young guesting on Stipe's favourite REM song and laying it down on a travel guitar

 

[Tighthead]

Waylon



Willie



Merle

 

[Huggy]

My choice for best Bowie song:



Never a fan of Styx - man, were they huge when I was in high school - but this song still sounds great:

 

[micropolitan guy]

After some flip-flopping, I'm going with the obvious choice for Bonnie Raitt

Solid pick but I'd go with "Cry Like a Rainstorm," or "Sweet and Shiny Eyes."

 

[Tighthead]

Solid pick but I'd go with "Cry Like a Rainstorm," or "Sweet and Shiny Eyes."

It's a cover, but I might go "Angel from Montgomery". I'm sentimental though, and it was a great bond between her and Prine. I'm pretty sure I've seen them switch the verses they sing in different performances.

 

[garrow]

The bizarro lyrics, complex, layered instrumentation, nervy funk rhythms are all here:

 

[Songbird]

Hard to pick "best by" Fiona because her catalogue of excellence is vast. If I had to ...

 

[Songbird]

Best song by George Michael is Freedom.

 

[DanielSimpsonDay]

Styx, the final song from the Paradise Theater album:

This is the best song by Styx. Still stands the test of time. Video too. Funny guys.

My choice for best Bowie song:



Never a fan of Styx - man, were they huge when I was in high school - but this song still sounds great:

The answer is Suite Madame Blue. All of Styx into one tune.

- Tommy Shaw harmonies
- DDY bombast and theatrics
- Keyboard magic
- James Young ripping on guitar
- Not-so-subtle themes and symbolism that still connect