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My all time favourites.

Endless Story -Yuna Ito
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Richard Marx & Donna Lewis - At The Beginning
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Love, me - Collin Raye
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Cheng, I love 'Love Me' by Collin Raye. Excellent lyrics, tear inducing even

Here's a classic by Cranberries. Zombie. (I love all acoustic version)

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Wow, this is one of the best Linger acoustic version I've heard. Pretty good vocals with excellent guitar accompaniment (unlike my version, haha!)

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La pap,

looks like u like cranberries...... have u chk out their live concerts (on dvds)?? She can sing "live" very well.

MM,

A-ha is making a comeback....... new album will be released early next yr! I like their "the sun always shines on tv"

Pepper, yup, I have their CDs for live. I agree, she does sing very well live

Below is the pic for tokio hotel (my current fav band now). Look at the lead singer (2nd from left) with the big hairdo and makeup. Is it a he or a she?

Those SHE-MANs from Thailand???

Hoho, no lah. That lead singer's name is Bill, german. Nowadays, the front man follow japanese style, which means they look neither female nor male. Androgynous lah

la papillion wrote:That lead singer's name is Bill, german. Nowadays, the front man follow japanese style, which means they look neither female nor male.

so desu ka?

mei mei likes Çheng's recommendation.

last night, the SuperBand was playing this song juxtaposing the japanese-english version ...

* New Mozart piece of music found in French library *

A French museum has found a previously unknown piece of music handwritten by Mozart, a researcher said Thursday. The 18th century melody sketch is missing the harmony and instrumentation but was described as an important find.

Ulrich Leisinger, head of research at the International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg, Austria, said there is no doubt that the single sheet was written by the composer. "This is absolutely new," Leisinger said in a telephone interview. "We have new music here."

(Click here for complete news story) http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080918/ap_ ... GSfxgDW7oF