Great Soft Rock/Easy Listening Songs
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Was at a hipster joint last night and the "dj" busted out She's Like the Wind.
Top of the World; Rainy Days and Mondays - Carpenters
Do That to Me One More Time - Captain and Tennille
If You Love Me Let Me Know - Olivia Newton-John
Making Love Out of Nothing At All - Air Supply
Do That to Me One More Time - Captain and Tennille
If You Love Me Let Me Know - Olivia Newton-John
Making Love Out of Nothing At All - Air Supply
So Into You - Atlanta Rhythm Section
Imaginary Lover - Atlanta Rhythm Section
Wildfire - Michael Murphy
Couldn't get it right - Climax Blues Band
Imaginary Lover - Atlanta Rhythm Section
Wildfire - Michael Murphy
Couldn't get it right - Climax Blues Band
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Yeah, I can see your point. Had a tough time thinking of something "soft" that I like, but "Into the Mystic" relaxes the **** out of me.
Van Morrison's later work is pretty much all easy listening.
"Spooky" and "So Into You"- Atlanta Rhythm Section
"I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" -England Dan and John Ford Coley
"Sara Smile" - Hall and Oates
"Dust In the Wind" -Kansas
"Telephone Line" -Electric Light Orchestra (pretty much anything E.L.O. really)
"I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" -England Dan and John Ford Coley
"Sara Smile" - Hall and Oates
"Dust In the Wind" -Kansas
"Telephone Line" -Electric Light Orchestra (pretty much anything E.L.O. really)
Welcome to the Boomtown-David and David
Sundown-Gordon Lightfoot
Rosana-Toto
I Can See Clearly Now-Johnny Nash
Sundown-Gordon Lightfoot
Rosana-Toto
I Can See Clearly Now-Johnny Nash
One of the great song intros of all time. I crank it up for that part and then skip the rest of the song.
PS- Also, the best song of that soundtrack is this.
It is what happens when someone's ego becomes so big that they think that they can do anything. Don Johnson tried the same thing in his Miami Vice days with similar result. Also Bruce Willis, Shaq, Paris Hilton and Deion Sanders.
^ David Soul from Starsky & Hutch fame. Another favorite of mine I like to crank up. I had actually written a screenplay back in HS that this was going to be the theme/opening song for.
Well, if we're going full fruitbat in this thread then here are my contributions... and by the way my songs are way better than the rest of the fluff in this thread. If you;re going soft, then you might as well do it right:
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Who didn't slow dance/skate with their JHS main squeeze while these tunes played?
If you're gonna be al sensitive and emotional you have to throw some female artists in there:
Carole King - It's Too Late
Joni Mitchell - Help Me
Nicolette Larsen - A Lotta Love
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be
Carole King - It's Too Late
Joni Mitchell - Help Me
Nicolette Larsen - A Lotta Love
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be
Hard to believe that the band below has that question being asked about them. The answer is sadly yes, after the 70's anyway.
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Song was playing the first time I ever made out in the corner of Champs in the 5th grade. I have no idea why I remember that. Holly was the chick's name.
Besides, Allied Sporting Goods would have been the make out spot, not Champs Sports. Allied had an upstairs with tents and stuff.