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Jesus was asked by the Apostle Peter, how many times is he required to forgive his brother. Jesus answered, "70 times 7." That's 490 times that we're told to forgive our brother. We're told to pray for our enemies, and do good to those who persecute and use us. BUT, it is everyone's right and dut...

Kudos to you, fine person, for uploading this soundtrack. I've been looking for this for years, but couldn't find it. I would watch the movie at least once a year, for my annual dose of downer, but sometimes, you just want the music. One of my top ten favorite movies. A work of art, by director A...

Good call. I want to hear the song as I heard it as a child. Every song on Youtube should be studio first, and then toss in a live one. This song is on my top ten list of perfect songs, which is identified as something that never gets old, no matter how many times you hear it, and is perfect in m...

Correction to my last post: I meant "Bo Svenson," not "Bo Brundin." I got my "Bo-s confused.

I was six years old when I first heard the Carpenters on the radio, in 1970. I've always liked them, but wouldn't admit it, for fear of being made fun of by the other boys. I'm grown up....now I can admit it. Now I don't care what anyone thinks. They're collaboration had great melody, harmony, an...

I won't vote for you, Mr. Nesmith, if you run for president. I want to see you live for many more years.

This was Grace Kelly's favorite song, and when you know something about her life, you'll understand why. This song should not be sped up, as one of those commenting suggested. It is powerful and haunting, and oddly enough, is not a song I am able to whistle. You "feel" this song, you "live" this...

It really annoys me that You Tube, one day, has this original studio version from "Indelibly Stamped," and then one day...POOF! Only covers and poorly recorded live versions.

Written in the style of a swelling British anthem. Waters has a keen ability to make you feel his music, in the same vein as John Williams. The strong images portrayed in the movie "The Wall," bear this out. The latest and most comprehensive documentary on "Floyd," made it clear that in the later...

I always knew it to be an old negro spiritual. Annie sang the song, but did not contribute the lyrics to the Dvorak music. I kept playing Renaissance in the house, just after getting married. My wife was a Gloria Estefan fan, and pooh-poohed Annie's singing, at first. She soon became amazed at ho...

This song makes me well-up with tears, not for what I have, but for what could've been. It takes two, as someone else commented, but if both make a vow at the alter and stick to that, anything can be accomplished. Love is not looking into each other's eyes, but looking outward, in the same direct...

The You Tube video of Gordon's studio version of "Beautiful," with him on the album cover, holding a guitar.

I was 6 years old when I first heard Gordon"s "If You Could Read My Mind," and consider it a perfect song, just like "Beautiful." In the record store, back in the 90s, I was debating on paying more for "Gord's Gold," a compilation of his songs, or buying the cassette of his regular album that con...

Wonderful job, everyone. I watch covers of my favorite songs with a jaundiced eye, but enjoyed the whole production from start to finish. Dave, you deserve a wider audience for your talents. This song only meant something to me in the summer of '89, when my wife was due with our firstborn, Zak. S...

Simple melody, but hauntingly beautiful. You can imagine his depression and the late nights he was up, wondering and worrying. Thanks for posting, what I think, is his best work (first four albums).

Your choice for the most violent Stooges scene, was on the money. That climbing spike in Moe's eye always make me laugh with the sounds effects and the realism. Good job!

If anyone likes this song and is an athiest, I demand, right now, that you hate this song and never listen to it again. Music, especially this song, is a gift from God and you have NO RIGHT to like it, at all, ever! Plus, your athiestic opinions are so brainless because you can claim to deny God ...

I think you're right. Kerry Livgren and Dave Hope were Christians before they started the group, and you'll notice in several songs, Christian themes are subtly injected. As they began to take a stronger stance, the group dissolved.