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Barracuda. That's my favorite Heart song.
Good to see Mistral Wind in there, that closest they had to an epic.
I would drop just about every 80s song in that list and add: Cooking with Fire, High Time, Love Alive, Cry to Me/Go On Cry, Dream of the Archer
I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means 'put down.'- Bob Newhart
Wow, a significant contrast between your list and my favorites, but that's what makes it an enjoyable exercise.
Alone
These Dreams
What About Love
Dreamboat Annie
Dog & Butterfly
Crazy On You
Magic Man
Barracuda
Never
Straight On
Admittedly, I grew tired of the "Crazy" and "Magic" cuts, as well as Barracuda. But those top 3 songs in bold are still golden with me. Saw them twice and they were fantastic in concert.
Alone
These Dreams
What About Love
Great songs. A good song is a good song. Those are very good songs.
Keep 'em coming!
Sleeping at home is killing the hotel business!
Excepting that Love Alive is in the list, I agree with this completely. Cooking with Fire/High Time is one of the greatest 1/2 punch openings in rock history. Criminally underrated songs.Originally Posted by Jerjo
But then to me, Heart pretty much ends after Bebe le Strange. All my 22 would come from those first five albums.
Bill
Bebe Le Strange
Nobody Home
You're The Voice
Oldest Story In The World
I Want Your World To Turn
List is fine, website looks like it was made in 90's...
Thanks & thanks! I have zero desire to look of the moment. Simple, quick loading pages. No ads, no moving pieces. Very deliberate in that regard!
Sleeping at home is killing the hotel business!
That's it, stick to your guns! (although one little bell/whistle that would be neat is if you added an icon to the song photo labels that allowed the user to listen to the song).
The Dreamboat Annie album in general is borderline prog.
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