Favorite power Ballad male and female
03-29-03 | 07:12 PM
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Favorite power Ballad male and female
you know, those songs that have the over powering drums, girls trying to destory their vocal chords, and usually you have to go up and slow dance to.
mine are
male/band
Ozzy "Mama, I'm coming home"
female
Whitney Houstin "I will always love you"
mine are
male/band
Ozzy "Mama, I'm coming home"
female
Whitney Houstin "I will always love you"
03-30-03 | 12:15 AM
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From: John "57 Varieties" Kerry represents me in the US Senate.
I guess these qualify as "power ballads":
Male - Skid Row's "I Remember You"
Female - Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven Is a Place on Earth"
Male - Skid Row's "I Remember You"
Female - Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven Is a Place on Earth"
03-30-03 | 12:49 AM
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From: Sonoran Desert; a place where it doesn't matter whether or not one can pronounce Donnacha.
Originally posted by inVectiVe
I guess these qualify as "power ballads":
Male - Skid Row's "I Remember You"
Female - Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven Is a Place on Earth"
I guess these qualify as "power ballads":
Male - Skid Row's "I Remember You"
Female - Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven Is a Place on Earth"
03-30-03 | 01:07 AM
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From: John "57 Varieties" Kerry represents me in the US Senate.
Haha, good taste! 
I'm mostly into heavy stuff, but I have this soft spot for well-done female vocals. "Total Eclipse..." is undoubtedly another worthy selection. Some others:
"Eternal Flame" by the Bangles
"Weak" also by Belinda (That was the title, right?)
Moving back to the testosterone crowd:
"I Saw Red" by Warrant (Stop laughing!)
"Sweet Child O Mine" by Guns N Roses (Qualifies, right?)
I'll probably come up with more later; I'll either post again or just edit this.
I'm mostly into heavy stuff, but I have this soft spot for well-done female vocals. "Total Eclipse..." is undoubtedly another worthy selection. Some others:
"Eternal Flame" by the Bangles
"Weak" also by Belinda (That was the title, right?)
Moving back to the testosterone crowd:
"I Saw Red" by Warrant (Stop laughing!)
"Sweet Child O Mine" by Guns N Roses (Qualifies, right?)
I'll probably come up with more later; I'll either post again or just edit this.
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03-30-03 | 01:36 AM
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From: Sonoran Desert; a place where it doesn't matter whether or not one can pronounce Donnacha.
Originally posted by inVectiVe
Haha, good taste!
I'm mostly into heavy stuff, but I have this soft spot for well-done female vocals. "Total Eclipse..." is undoubtedly another worthy selection. Some others:
"Eternal Flame" by the Bangles
"Weak" also by Belinda (That was the title, right?)
Moving back to the testosterone crowd:
"I Saw Red" by Warrant (Stop laughing!)
"Sweet Child O Mine" by Guns N Roses (Qualifies, right?)
I'll probably come up with more later; I'll either post again or just edit this.
Haha, good taste!
I'm mostly into heavy stuff, but I have this soft spot for well-done female vocals. "Total Eclipse..." is undoubtedly another worthy selection. Some others:
"Eternal Flame" by the Bangles
"Weak" also by Belinda (That was the title, right?)
Moving back to the testosterone crowd:
"I Saw Red" by Warrant (Stop laughing!)
"Sweet Child O Mine" by Guns N Roses (Qualifies, right?)
I'll probably come up with more later; I'll either post again or just edit this.
not to mention "Circle in the Sand" another classic by my boyhood crush Belinda Carlisle.
03-31-03 | 04:56 PM
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These are mostly love songs (most of Celine's music, and as well as most of Mariah's music) with an over use sort of of drums and the strings. Examples are "My Heart Will go on", "a moment like this", "mama I'm commin Home" ect.
03-31-03 | 05:11 PM
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</small>Is that a Jim Steinman composition? It seems odd no-one has mentioned Meatloaf in this particular context: I thought that together those two had the genre sewn up!
Originally posted by jarsim
You know, off the top of my head, I can't think of many better than these two . . . but maybe "Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Bonnie Tyler.
You know, off the top of my head, I can't think of many better than these two . . . but maybe "Total Eclipse of the Heart" by Bonnie Tyler.
03-31-03 | 05:26 PM
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From: The Living Room on the Couch
Im gonna go with Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler
and I'm going way out on a limb here, how about (You're) All I Need - Motley Crue
and I'm going way out on a limb here, how about (You're) All I Need - Motley Crue
07-09-03 | 02:14 PM
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I just made a compulation of imo ballads
1. comfortably numb
2. stairway to heaven
3. nothing else matters
4. november rain
5. don't speak
6. with arms wide open
7. mama I'm comin home
8. somewhere out there
9. iris
10. kiss from a rose
11. crazy
12. a thousand miles
13. the real folk blues
14. what's this life for
15. you shook me all night long (alright, its not really one, but it was just short enough to fit on a 80 min cd.)
1. comfortably numb
2. stairway to heaven
3. nothing else matters
4. november rain
5. don't speak
6. with arms wide open
7. mama I'm comin home
8. somewhere out there
9. iris
10. kiss from a rose
11. crazy
12. a thousand miles
13. the real folk blues
14. what's this life for
15. you shook me all night long (alright, its not really one, but it was just short enough to fit on a 80 min cd.)
07-09-03 | 02:49 PM
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1. Air Supply - "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" or Asia's "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes"
2. Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time
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2. Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time
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Last edited by Giles; 07-09-03 at 02:58 PM.
