"Under The Moonlight, The Serious Moonlight..."

Post your favorite songs related to The Moon. I'll go first.

"Let's Dance"
by David Bowie


"New Moon On Monday"
by Duran Duran


"The Killing Moon"
by Echo And The Bunnymen


You get the idea. Now have at it! Let's dance!

snf

And of course;


and

reply to post by this_is_who_we_are

it's not in the title, but it's sung in the song.

Just kidding....

But honestly (although quite heavy and out of left field).. It's got to be this:

Ssumu Hirasawa - Moon time. A big favourite of mine



And let's not forget this one:

Mike Oldfield - Moonlight Shadow

Bark at the Moon by Ozzy is definitely my favorite. I spent many hours in my youth learning every
guitar lick in this song....love Jake E. Lee's fluid style on this album

And the of course this song comes in second....really dig this tune but haven't heard it in years
Thanks for reminding me...

From the album "Dancing to Restore an Eclipsed Moon"
by Red Temple Spirits

awesome lyrics

Not trying to usurp the limelight (a song by Rush of course, and not at all related to the theme of this thread)... but I digress:

"Moon Over Bourbon Street"
by Sting



Vampires man... they creep me out. In a good way.

reply to post by adrift

I really liked the Enslaved tune.

And speaking of

(although quite heavy and out of left field)..

reply to post by tanda7


Haha what a trippy video. Awesome song... and oddly catchy

Have to add this one to the thread as well:

I saw it written and I saw it say
Pink moon is on its way
And none of you stand so tall
Pink moon gonna get you all
It's a pink moon
It's a pink, pink, pink, pink, pink moon.

Giant steps are what you take...

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We like Sting and The Police here at the "this_is_who_we_are" household.

Robert Plant - Moonlight in Samosa

S&F

R.I.P. Peter Steele, lead singer of Type-O-Negative.

Much under-rated vocal talent.
In the studio he was tyrannical and uncompromising. Unfortunately, the live shows gained them a bad rep.

Another thing that may have hurt them is the subject matter of some of their songs.
This song for example, if you like it, don't look up the lyrics. Once you realize what it's about you may not like it as much.

reply to post by DaphneApollo

Wow D-A, three moons by one artist, good songs too.
Remember this one?
Or,
Alan Wilder of Depeche Mode playing the classic "Moonlight Sonata"

reply to post by tanda7

Wow D-A, three moons by one artist, good songs too.
Remember this one?

Thanks...I've never heard that Bowie song before, so, new to me.. Bowie is interesting though...
Edit: Depeche Mode I love and moonlight sonata..

The Black Crowes doin' it live.