Tags for this video have been changed from 'marine, green, beret, ballad, 60s' to 'green, beret, ballad, 60s' - edited by MarineGunrock

A power ballad version of a classic song... nice.

1. David Bowie - Andy Warhol
2. Autolux - Asleep at the Trigger
3. Nick Drake - Man in a Shed
4. Donovan - To Susan on the West Coast Waiting
5. Iron & Wine - On Your Wings
6. Bob Dylan - You Angel You
7. The Boxcars - The Ballad of Buffalo Creek
8. Drunk & Lovely - Too Long
9. Crooked Still - Angeline the Baker
10. Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash - Peggy Day

rock ballad

Stay tuned for the ballad of Kronosposeidonie and dystopianfuturetoday.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'cyndi, lauper, 80s, 1984, ballad, classic, romantic, sad, nostalgia, video' to 'cindy, lauper, 80s, 1984, ballad, classic, romantic, sad, nostalgia, video' - edited by maatc

Laugh and make fun if you want, but getta load of this list...

Hit Singles Written and Recorded by Tom T. Hall

* "I Washed My Face in the Morning Dew" (#30, 1967)
* "Ain't Got The Time" (#68, 1968)
* "The World The Way I Want It" (#66, 1968)
* "Ballad of Forty Dollars" (#4, 1969)
* "Homecoming" (#5, 1969)
* "Strawberry Farms" (#40, 1969)
* "Day Drinkin'" (#23, 1970)
* "Salute to a Switchblade" (#8, 1970)
* "Shoeshine Man" (#8, 1970)
* "A Week in a Country Jail" (#1, 1970)
* "Ode to Half a Pound of Ground Round" (#21, 1971)
* "One Hundred Children" (#14, 1971)
* "The Year That Clayton Delaney Died" (#1, 1971) (also reached #42 on the Pop Singles Chart)
* "Me and Jesus" (#8, 1972) (also reached #92 on the Pop Chart)
* "More About John Henry" (#26, 1972)
* "The Monkey That Became President" (#11, 1972)
* "Old Dogs, Children, And Watermelon Wine" (#1, 1973)
* "Ravishing Ruby" (#3, 1973)
* "Spokane Motel Blues" (#16, 1973)
* "Watergate Blues" (#16, 1973)
* "Country Is" (#1, 1974)
* "I Love" (#1, 1974) (also reached #2 on the Adult Contemporary Chart and #12 on the Pop Singles Chart)
* "That Song Is Driving Me Crazy" (#2, 1974) (also reached #63 on the Pop Singles Chart)
* "Sneaky Snake" (#69, 1974) (reached #55 on the Pop Singles Chart the following year)
* "Deal" (#8, 1975)
* "I Care" (#1, 1975)
* "I Like Beer" (#4, 1975)
* "Faster Horses (The Cowboy And The Poet)" (#1, 1976)
* "Fox On The Run" (#9, 1976)
* "Negatory Romance" (#24, 1976)
* "It's All in the Game" (#12, 1977)
* "Your Man Loves You, Honey" (#4, 1977)
* "What Have You Got to Lose" (#9, 1978)
* "Son of Clayton Delaney" (#14, 1979)
* "You Show Me Your Heart (And I'll Show You Mine)" (#11, 1979)
* "Back When Gas Was Thirty Cents a Gallon" (#36, 1980)
* "Jesus On the Radio (Daddy On the Phone)" (#9, 1980)
* "Solder Of Fortune" (#51, 1980)
* "The Old Side of Town" (#9, 1980)
* "Everything From Jesus To Jack Daniels (#42, 1983)
* "A Bar with No Beer" (#40, 1985)
* "Down At The Mall" (#65, 1986)

Tags for this video have been changed from 'for feeling so lonely' to 'for feeling so lonely, 60s, 1961, united states, country, ballad, crazy love' - edited by Eklek

Nice. I'm a sucker for a good ballad.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'nick cave, bad seeds, stagger lee, murder ballads' to 'nick cave, bad seeds, stagger lee, murder ballads, 1996, 90s' - edited by schmawy

*promote
otherwise the Ballad of Obama will crust away in yer discard pile Jeffy....(soon to be Ese-J)

Try it with some slow music with less beats - a slow classical music piece with violins perhaps - or just an acoustic ballad? If you're not really into puzzles in the first place I don't know what else to say.

On the super-fast songs it's really tough to avoid just overfilling and wiping out though, I'll give you that. I liked using Vegas or Eraser on those modes because it let me 'fix' my mistakes or the fast segments' wreckage rather easily.

In reply to this comment by cheesemoo:
I was surprisingly meh on this game. It sounded like a good time... sort of like Guitar Hero (which I love) but with ANY song in my library. Awesome, right?

Maybe it was my choice of songs, but I never felt really connected to the music. It felt more like I was racing, and music happened to be playing, but the game wasn't really about the music.

Maybe I just don't like to think that much when I'm playing a game... never liked Tetris, so I really didn't like playing as anything but the Mono guys in Audiosurf. Having all those different colors and worrying positioning and what to pick up, making big clusters... too much going on at once for me.

Anyway, I guess it wasn't for me, but I can see how it would be like crack for Tetris fans.

I remember getting an assignment in 9th. grade English to do some kind of a report on a "Ballad". This is the one I chose. I put my heart into it, I think, in all honesty that I did the best report in the class. It turns out the teacher was a fan of Dylan- hell who isn't? I got a B.

Bitch, I deserved an A.

Interesting fact: Herbert Grönemeyer (the guy that climbs into bed at the end) went on to become one of Germanys most famous singers. In 1994, Grönemeyer was the first non-English-speaking artist who was invited by MTV to do an unplugged concert

Here is the ballad "Der Weg" (The Way) that he wrote after his wife and brother died from cancer in 1998, both within 3 days of each other.

Here he is performing with Bono at last years G8 Summit at Heiligendamm (Bono sings german!!!)

This is the song he wrote for the Football WorldCup 2006

....up-vote for my inspired rendition, sung to he tune of the Ballad of Jed Clampett (written by Paul Henning and originally performed by bluegrass musicians Flatt and Scruggs.)

By the way, has this Hawaiian say anything about immigration?? About U.S. borders and preservation of our culture and language? Most Americans could really give a damn about the borders, anyhow, huh???