Care to share any songs that go well with the rain?
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December 25th, 2011
If you haven’t visited yet, I highly suggest making your way to rainymood.com when you get the chance, and leaving the tab up while you blast some tunes. I dunno if I agree that rain makes everything better, but it certainly isn’t hurting a few of my favorites. Care to share any you think would gel? Here’s all I’ve got so far:
Exile Vilify by The National
Run Like Hell by Pink Floyd
The High Road by Broken Bells
Hackensack by Fountains of Wayne
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“The Rock/Love, Reign O’er Me”, last track of Quadrophenia.
@filmfann & @zenvelo Darn it! I completely overlooked that one! And I love The Who! On that note, did you ever hear Pearl Jam’s cover of that song? It’s magical, I promise.
November Rain… Guns and Roses.
Red Rain… Peter Gabriel
I wish it would rain down… Genesis
Fall Like Rain…Clapton
Why does it always rain on me – Travis
Here comes the rain again – Eurythmics
Rain – Madonna
I’m only happy when it rains – Garbage
Mandolin Rain – Bruce Hornsby
Have you ever seen the rain? Creedance Clearwater Revival
Fire and rain – James Taylor
Rain King – Counting Crows
There is some great music about rain… and I agree, rain is beautiful.
Damn missed the edit window. After the rain has fallen – Sting.
@Bellatrix I’m familiar with a couple of those, like Fire and Rain, and I absolutely adore Red Rain. I’ll have to check out the others :)
You will find them all on YouTube @Joker94. I bet you know most of them when you hear them.
And there is always “Rain” by the Beatles.
Rain on the Roof (The Lovin’ Spoonful)
Sing and dance with Gene Kelly: “Singin’ in the Rain!” Dah dah dump dah dah dah
Oh, and “Rainy Days and Mondays” always get me down.
Blue Spotted Tail by Fleet Foxes
Oh no oh no don’t let the rain come down
Oh no don’t let the rain come down
Oh no don’t let the rain come down
My roof’s got a hole in it and I might drown.
I don’t know what song the chorus comes from, but I often sing it when it rains.
Let The Good Things Come – the David Gray version.
Oh, I forgot Riders on the Storm by The Doors.
Bob Dylan’s Blood On the Tracks album. And Otis Redding’s Try A Little Tenderness, I’ve Got Dreams to Remember and I’ve Been Loving You Too Long.
‘Rain Drops Keep Falling on my Head’.
Also, Singin’ In the Rain.
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