Best song of 2003

[Don't Change Your Name]

Anyway, which do you think where the best song of this year that is ending?

I don't seem to remember many good songs from the type of music I listen (rock/metal/alternative) that came out this year. Anyway, I will think a bit about it.

[dannie]

i was pleasently suprised with tim owens's debute in iced earth so i'm going to go with iced earth - when the eagle cries (ooh no, not a pro-usa song :P)

[hazard]

I can't make up my mind on this one

though this isn't musically or lyrically "the best" song, boys of summer by the ataris has a sentimental value that can never be duplicated

then there's hands down by dashboard confessionals. same thing.

same with away from me, puddle of mud, hey ya, outkast, and scientist, coldplay

[Pedro Alonso Lopez]

Seven Nation Army was a nice little anthem for me.

[Ironfist]

Hmm, probably House of Pain, or maybe Haunted, by Deep Purple

[cubist]

best song of the year

MO' Fire by bad company UK sets the dance floor alite

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by [email protected] 30 2003, 01:32 PM
Hmm, probably House of Pain, or maybe Haunted, by Deep Purple
Deffinitely Haunted by Deep Purple.
No question.

[Ironfist]

Well, they're both great. But yeah, Haunted is a bit better. I guess it depends on the mood...

[celtopunk]

Deep Purple? Are they together again? I thought Blackmore was making silly gnu-age renaissance music., you know "Blackmore's Night"

[atlanticche]

do you mean the best single or can i just name a random song from an album this year

[Ironfist]

Originally posted by [email protected] 30 2003, 10:13 PM
Deep Purple? Are they together again? I thought Blackmore was making silly gnu-age renaissance music., you know "Blackmore's Night"
Well, Ritchie is still making that shitty music.
Deep Purple are now: Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Don Airey (instead of Jon Lord on the keyboards) and Steve Morse (instead of Ritchie on guitar)

They just released an album, Bananas. Nevermind the stupid name, its actually a great album, probably the best one this year.

If only Blackmore would come to his senses and start making real music again....

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

worker's song by dropkiick murphys

[Soul Rebel]

im going to say "the blower's daughter" by damien rice

i had to edit my post because i realized that the second song i had put down along with this one actually came out in 2002 (The Seed 2.0 by the roots)

[bush youth]

I'd agree with Geist, 7 nation army was a good anthem in that it seems most reminiscent of the year 2003, but my favourites would be one of REM's releases either Bad Day or Animal. Probably Bad Day.

[Anarchist Freedom]

coldplays politik what a great song i mean wow


:che:

[honest intellectual]

I'm also gonna say Seven Nation Army. Best hook in at least five years.

[FatFreeMilk]

Step in the name of love~the remix, by r.kelley :D So what he's a pedaphile, makes damn good music. Ok yeah, it's definitely not the best song of the year but I love it and I don't know why :rolleyes: I'm more into rock than any other type of music but this song is the bombay! :P

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I think I Believe in a Thing Called Love is among the best of 2003

[Ortega]

Hey ya!!

And Seven Nation Army, that had a nice bass line.

[FatFreeMilk]

I Believe in a Thing Called Love is the one by the darkness right? hell yeah, that song's awesome too! Don't hear it enough. * Hey ya is the jam too!



What's cooler than bein cool?

[RAGING BULL]

Danger! High Voltage

Not the best, but the funniest.

[''electra'']

What about Madonna's ''American Life'' and Eminem's ''Lose Yourself''?These are really inspiring songs eventhough they're commercial as well...

[Ralph]

Originally posted by RAGING [email protected] 6 2004, 03:36 PM
Danger! High Voltage

yeah, i agree with this guy

and gay bar!!1 :lol: