OT: Songs About the Night - In the Title or the Lyrics

[UHF]

2 Minutes to Midnight.
Iron Maiden.

 

[UHF]

High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night).
Def Leppard.

 

[Scud49]

 

[UHF]

Dancing With The Moonlight Knight.
Genesis.

cannot spell Knight without Night.


Band members were only 22 and 23 years old when they created this Prog Rock Masterpiece.

 

[Hoops66]

 

[UHF]

Tonight.
Benjamin Gate.

 

[ClifSpliffy]

We'll see if Cliff likes this one by Bruce:

Laying here in the dark
You're like an angel on my chest.....

subject matter jurisdiction, 1, cliffys tastes.
waste of time, everbuddy knows i have no taste. i eat those cheap chocolate wafers, make cookies with margerine sumtimes, swig sunny d by the pail, and always, always, snarf micky d burgers by the bagful, so forget that 'cliffys tastes' stuff.

subject matter jurisdiction, 2, night.
this one is soooo good.

'and we go driving,
driving into the night,'


'She says baby if you wanna be wild
You got a lot to learn, close your eyes
Let them melt, let them fire, let them burn
'Cause in the darkness there will be hidden worlds that shine,
When I hold Candy close she makes those hidden worlds mine.

She has fancy clothes and diamond rings
She has men who give her anything she wants
But they don't see
That what she wants is me

Oh and I want her so
I'll never let her go, no no no
She knows that I'd give
All that I've got to give
All that I want, all that I live
To make Candy mine
Tonight.'

funniest thing aboot his shtick is that his original target audience, white working class youth, today have an almost completely opposite to his view on things. they're a force at the polls, and he ain't. period.
(insiders tip: brucie is hyperbolic aboot all things related to, umm, how do i say this nicely, ... oh, yeah- his stature. off the chain touchy.)

sooooo, no. don't like that tune posted either. i think it falls outside of his expiration date, late 70s methinks.

 

[UHF]

Midnight Confessions.
Grass Roots.
1968.

 

[Scud49]

Ah Cliff, I'd love to hear you swoon this great sultry number some night, somewhere:

"It's a quarter to three, there's no one left in here 'cept you and me"....

 

[UHF]

No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature.
Guess Who.
1969.

 

[UHF]

South City Midnight Lady.
Doobie Brothers.
1973.

 

[UHF]

Tonight.
Kutless.
2002.

 

[cullaville]

 

[UHF]

I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night).
Electric Prunes.
1967.

 

[UHF]

Overnight Sensation.
Firehouse.
1990.

For all you Hair Band fans.
Live video is from 1991.

 

[UHF]

Good Rockin' Tonight.
Montrose.
1973.

Sammy Hagar on vocals.

 

[Slipperman]

 

[UHF]

Midnight Ride.
Styx.
1975.

 

[ClifSpliffy]

brucie, and how i came to him.
pops has a good tale aboot how one day in the summer long ago, his working pal sez 'we're both off this weekend, so, roadtrip! we're going somewhere in the south of Jersey to see sum band that i hear is awesome.'
off they go to some very small bar/shore joint, mebbe a 100 people or so, to see them.
'el fuego.' alltime memory for him. everybuddy goin nutz.
pops sez that glory daze tune of his is one of the most spot on songs, ever. as i grew older, i also learned it to be true. kinda sad for folks stuck with those thoughts, cuz i say 'u get a stiff neck looking backwards.'
looks like my dunking skilz are starting to fade away. whatever. i don't finger paint much these days, either. still chomp startbursts tho, so there's that.

 

[Slipperman]

one of fave Genesis tunes..

 

[UHF]

Dark Night Of The Soul.

Composer : Ola Gjeilo.
Performers : Phoenix Chorale.

For lovers of choral music, recommend the 2012 album Northern Lights by the Phoenix Chorale.

 

[Slipperman]

 

[ClifSpliffy]

this is a nice tune.

'i'll be your belly dancer, and you can be my sheik!'
send ur camels to bed. lol.

 

[UHF]

Group = Blackmore's Night.
Song = Ghost Of A Rose.

Former Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore formed this group to perform Renaissance music.
Ritchie's wife Candace is the lead singer.

 

[Slipperman]