That song that grabbed you and wouldn't let go

[cowboyec]

Just to be clear, there is no song called The Wall (unless you're talking about the band Kansas), but there are the songs Another Brick in the Wall: Part I, Part II, & Part III.

Sorry, but it's the first album I ever bought, and I still consider it one of the greatest albums ever... possibly even the greatest.

i take my music seriously personal too...don't apologize.

 

[OmerV]

Just to be clear, there is no song called The Wall (unless you're talking about the band Kansas), but there are the songs Another Brick in the Wall: Part I, Part II, & Part III.

Sorry, but it's the first album I ever bought, and I still consider it one of the greatest albums ever... possibly even the greatest.

You're right, my mistake. Once I gave the full album the chance I also became a big fan.

By the way, The Wall by Kansas was great. I love the entire Leftoverture album.

 

[Runwildboys]

You're right, my mistake. Once I gave the full album the chance I also became a big fan.

By the way, The Wall by Kansas was great. I love the entire Leftoverture album.

Point of Know Return is great too. In fact, it's better, in my opinion. The instrumentals are outstanding.

 

[OmerV]

Point of Know Return is great too. In fact, it's better, in my opinion. The instrumentals are outstanding.

I'll disagree on that. Not that I don't think Point of Know Return is great, but I felt Leftoverture was one of those rare, transcendent albums, the way Dark Side of the Moon or the first Boston Album was

 

[wrongway]

Disturbed: the sound of silence. Amazing cover

Nat Kinng Cole: O Holy Night

Elvis: Devil in disguise