A friend of mine brought this question up during a drinking session. If you could listen to one song before you die, what would it be?
It can be from any genre at all of music (which is why its in COR and not Music discusssion).
I think i'd choose Moby - Porcelain because its really chilled out...and especially the lyrics "So this is goodbye".
What do you guys think?

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Man that's a good question.

I'd have to say either,

Feel you like a river by ATB
(except it's too short so I guess it would have to be a quick death. Which is what I hope for.)

or

Activate Chi by Ololiuqui

that moby song is a good song, but for me, i really have no idea. it depends completely upon HOW i die...

prolly some Dj Amok stuff ^^




















nah seriously, I would go with Chicane ft. Maire Brennan - Saltwater (Thrillseekers Remix)

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Goldfrapp - A & E (Gui Boratto Remix)

Hybrid - Finished symphony

Not a clue. I do agree with the Moby tune, though. Perhaps Suburban Train. It's got a real nice "end" feeling to it.

ligaya :P

"this is the first day of my lifeee"

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Supreme designs!

Chicane - Low Sun

Hope Of The States - Static In The Cities
Or maybe Kansas - Dust In The wind

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They have the internet on computers now?!

Corky and the Juice Pigs - REMember (MAD TV Version)

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Robots, machines, mechanical beings
Automatic and synthetic, we have the means
To take control of this planet and the human race
With our electronic rhythms and the Armageddon Bass

One of these 2...

Cass & Slide - Perception (Vocal Mix)
Orion Too - Fade Away

The End - The Doors

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