Radio Paradise (mobile)

Poacher May 13, 2013 - 04:09	philinnz wrote: In my mind its an 8 but as soon as it starts to play I want to hit the PSD button - so see ya S&G until next time I am so with you. There is only so much schmaltz I can take. [ Reply ]
LeftShoe Apr 11, 2013 - 22:37	philinnz wrote: In my mind its an 8 but as soon as it starts to play I want to hit the PSD button - so see ya S&G until next time I hear you there brother! [ Reply ]
Aud Apr 11, 2013 - 22:37	deepwoodskev wrote: Sometimes you just have to stop what you're doing, turn the volume way up, and simply........listen. I just did that.... [ Reply ]
philinnz Apr 11, 2013 - 22:33	In my mind its an 8 but as soon as it starts to play I want to hit the PSD button - so see ya S&G until next time [ Reply ]
LizK Mar 11, 2013 - 12:01	loopy_in_loudoun wrote: In 1970, I worked at E.J. Korvettes in Watchung, NJ - a department store that was a precursor to K-Mart and WalMart. They played music over the PA system to keep the shoppers happy - mostly current top 40 stuff. Whenever this song came on, the most amazing thing would happen: People - shoppers, clerks, managers - would stop what they were doing and either gaze off into the distance or stare at the floor. For the whole song. At the time it seemed like a scene from a movie, but it was real life happening right before my eyes. The power of music. Yes, that I understand the scene. Not simply this splendid song, but the promise of unconditional love. How many of us yearn for that & never get it? And are never ourselves able to give love unconditionally . [ Reply ]
eswiley2 Mar 11, 2013 - 11:54	A couple of KIDS gave this song to the world. Boggles the mind. [ Reply ]
casey1024 Mar 11, 2013 - 11:54	Major contributors to the musical score of my life. [ Reply ]
Lazarus Jan 07, 2013 - 19:01	Pedro1874 wrote: I knew you would have a comment for this track! I will keep your comments on the front page and hope others that cherish them will too. RIP Ann Very well said... amazing how good this song really is, to this day... [ Reply ]
Pedro1874 Dec 07, 2012 - 10:14	Cynaera wrote: I don't know what it is about Simon and Garfunkel, but I just love their music. This song, when I first heard it, had me sitting and shivering, with tears running down my face. I still get the shivers, but I don't cry anymore. And yes, "magnificent" is the perfect word to describe this song... I knew you would have a comment for this track! I will keep your comments on the front page and hope others that cherish them will too. RIP Ann [ Reply ]
robotbass Dec 07, 2012 - 10:03	jimys wrote: I agree, I like Eva Cassidy's version of this better. This is a GREAT classic tune but reflects the over production that prompted Simon to leave Garfunkel. Probably what makes Eva's version more appealing. [ Reply ]
ziakut Dec 07, 2012 - 10:03	The overblown production in the last third of the song is a let down for me. Wish it hadn't done that. Nonetheless, the emotion this song conjures up is amazing. For this, I love it! [ Reply ]
Epiktet Dec 07, 2012 - 10:02	Chi_Editrix wrote: Maybe in addition to "godlike" there should be a category "iconic." There are certain songs I just can't rate — they are so deeply embedded in my life, they evoke a time and place that's a part of me. I fully agree [ Reply ]
shellbella Dec 07, 2012 - 10:02	Thank you RP!!! [ Reply ]
Chi_Editrix Dec 07, 2012 - 10:00	Maybe in addition to "godlike" there should be a category "iconic." There are certain songs I just can't rate — they are so deeply embedded in my life, they evoke a time and place that's a part of me. [ Reply ]
deepwoodskev Dec 07, 2012 - 09:59	Sometimes you just have to stop what you're doing, turn the volume way up, and simply........listen. [ Reply ]
DoctorHooey Dec 07, 2012 - 09:59	One of the best songs ever written, IMO. It wrings out my heart. Few songs have this kind of power for me [ Reply ]
dsd Oct 05, 2012 - 15:37	To me this song is the signature piece for the duo. A perfectly gorgeous song rendered by the other's perfectly gorgeous voice. [ Reply ]
quesarah Oct 05, 2012 - 15:32	Uh oh. I heard he "disappeared" from his latest tour and worried when I heard this tune. Latest news is that he's just cancelled his tour.. but is ok. [ Reply ]
robotbass Oct 05, 2012 - 15:31	loopy_in_loudoun wrote: In 1970, I worked at E.J. Korvettes in Watchung, NJ - a department store that was a precursor to K-Mart and WalMart. They played music over the PA system to keep the shoppers happy - mostly current top 40 stuff. Whenever this song came on, the most amazing thing would happen: People - shoppers, clerks, managers - would stop what they were doing and either gaze off into the distance or stare at the floor. For the whole song. At the time it seemed like a scene from a movie, but it was real life happening right before my eyes. The power of music. Ahh men to the POWER of music, [ Reply ]
Jelani Oct 05, 2012 - 15:29	loopy_in_loudoun wrote: In 1970, I worked at E.J. Korvettes in Watchung, NJ - a department store that was a precursor to K-Mart and WalMart. They played music over the PA system to keep the shoppers happy - mostly current top 40 stuff. Whenever this song came on, the most amazing thing would happen: People - shoppers, clerks, managers - would stop what they were doing and either gaze off into the distance or stare at the floor. For the whole song. At the time it seemed like a scene from a movie, but it was real life happening right before my eyes. The power of music. Korvettes!!!???!!! I lived on the other side of Watchung reservation from there! [ Reply ]