Favorite Song on Weather

conched · Post by **conched** » October 19, 2006 1:07 am

Lou_A1A wrote:My favorite song on (re:about) weather would have to be Jim Morris 'Tropical Depression'

Yeah, I like that one too, but the first one that came to mind was "I Can See Clearly Now."

Didn't Fingers cover that one!!

regalis · Post by **regalis** » October 19, 2006 3:34 am

you know there are a lot of good songs on the album! I love Part at the end of the world, but you know its hard to decide. I just like to listen to it through and through.

Cliff

irishcajunphan · Post by **irishcajunphan** » October 19, 2006 6:08 am

Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move on is my hands down fav closely followed by the Here We Are video that took me forever to actually find and play.

Am I an idiot or did others have that problem? Wait. . .don't answer the first part!

Docktails at 5 · Post by **Docktails at 5** » October 19, 2006 7:43 am

Nothing But A Breeze. It's just a really nice laid back song that fits with Jimmy getting older.

mjeischen · Post by **mjeischen** » October 19, 2006 9:46 am

CInco De Mayo in Memphis or Regaebilly Hill are my favorites right now . . .

Did anyone else have a problem with the premise of Bama Breeze so closely resembling "I love This Bar" by Toby Kieth? The recording starts with the same background bar noise as ILTB and though Bama is about events ILTB is about its patrons. Call me crazy but this just kinda sits with me. Good song but . . .

tynan2 · Post by **tynan2** » October 19, 2006 10:08 am

Hmmmm, currently debating between #4 Everybody's On The Phone; #7 Cinco De Mayo In Memphis; and #12 Silver Wings. Decisions, decisions, decisions.

comtnfish · Post by **comtnfish** » October 19, 2006 10:20 am

I definitely agree about the layers - I seem to hear something new every time I put the cd in, and while I don't have headphones, I do listen in the car - replaying parts to really hear what all is in there. Amazing!!

Favs at the moment (they seem to change often - great album!):

BIBOMO
EPB
WWY
HWA (of course - what a great song, and full of so many truths about our Parrothead Nation!

((((BNers)))) )
NBAB

LIPH · Post by **LIPH** » October 19, 2006 10:48 am

comtnfish wrote:I definitely agree about the layers - I seem to hear something new every time I put the cd in, and while I don't have headphones, I do listen in the car - replaying parts to really hear what all is in there. Amazing!!

Favs at the moment (they seem to change often - great album!):

BIBOMO
EPB
WWY
HWA (of course - what a great song, and full of so many truths about our Parrothead Nation! ((((BNers)))) )
NBAB

section G

MrTwain · Post by **MrTwain** » October 19, 2006 12:51 pm

Me, too...

Breathe In Breathe Out Move on.

But there are some that are neck-and-neck for 2nd place on my list

Regabilly Hill
Bama Breeze
Nothin But A Breeze
Weather With You
Dukes On Sunday
Hula Girl At Heart
Party At The End of The World

******************************

This really is one of his best CDs, overall, I think

Cubbie Bear · Post by **Cubbie Bear** » October 19, 2006 2:47 pm

Breathe In Breathe Out Move on for now. But I have several close seconds.

As of today, I think Party at the End of The World is my least favorite

For all you ABS oldies like me, I give it a 92. "It has a good beat and it's easy to dance to"

Dick Clark, eat your heart out

Wino you know · Post by **Wino you know** » October 20, 2006 10:50 pm

The Milkman's Magnolias.

SchoolGirlHeart · Post by **SchoolGirlHeart** » October 20, 2006 10:58 pm

LIPH wrote:
comtnfish wrote:I definitely agree about the layers - I seem to hear something new every time I put the cd in, and while I don't have headphones, I do listen in the car - replaying parts to really hear what all is in there. Amazing!!

Favs at the moment (they seem to change often - great album!):

BIBOMO
EPB
WWY
HWA (of course - what a great song, and full of so many truths about our Parrothead Nation! ((((BNers)))) )
NBAB
section G

4th row, Great Woods, after the dweebs who left early cleared out and left it open for enterprising BNers.....

caly · Post by **caly** » October 20, 2006 11:00 pm

I will probably be shunned for this, but I absolutely hate Elvis Pressley Blues and Wheel Inside the Wheel.
Sorry........can't see then ever growing on me.
To each his own...... and that is why I feel confident that my BN phriends will not all hate me for voicing my opinions.

Bushphan · Post by **Bushphan** » October 21, 2006 2:53 am

Being from NOLA and seeing this great city after the storm; Breathe in, Breathe out, move on is my favorite.

comtnfish · Post by **comtnfish** » October 21, 2006 8:44 am

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:
LIPH wrote:
comtnfish wrote:I definitely agree about the layers - I seem to hear something new every time I put the cd in, and while I don't have headphones, I do listen in the car - replaying parts to really hear what all is in there. Amazing!!

Favs at the moment (they seem to change often - great album!):

BIBOMO
EPB
WWY
HWA (of course - what a great song, and full of so many truths about our Parrothead Nation! ((((BNers)))) )
NBAB
section G
4th row, Great Woods, after the dweebs who left early cleared out and left it open for enterprising BNers.....

Yep, and Yep!!!!

comtnfish · Post by **comtnfish** » October 21, 2006 8:49 am

And kudos to Matt Betton, for writing BIBOMO (and HWA!!) - it seems to be many people's favorite song, and my sister-in-law (not a parrothead, but did go with me to the Chicago show) was listening to her local country station and heard an interview with JB (maybe the same one from Shrimpboat last week was sent to many stations? not sure). I was sure the song she had heard with the interview would be BB, but not so!! She said she heard that there was a song that JB was saying was a really great song, and that there are not many who can write a good JB song except this one songwriter (meaning Matt!). I asked her if it was a song about NO, and she said that was it! So then the station played BIBOMO. Cool!!