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krastian 08.14.2006 01:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice
Centrefold - J Geils Band (US)

Kraftwerk - the Model (UK)

Which just goes to show something or other.

Same.......3 days away from I Love Rock 'N Roll.....damn.

atari 2600 08.14.2006 02:00 AM

Everyneurotic's post sparked some reminisces, so please pardon me. I remember watching Olivia's abc special for the "Physical" album. It was during the Jane Fonda workout craze. I was a big fan of Olivia Newton-John as a wee one (The Simpsons reference), and while watching that show, I first became acquainted to what "selling out" & what soulless "cheese" was. The first albums I ever owned were her Greatest Hits volume 1 & 2 & the Xanadu soundtrack, which, although they contained elements of cheese as well, were somewhat more artistic efforts.

Iain 08.14.2006 02:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice
Centrefold - J Geils Band (US)

Kraftwerk - the Model (UK)

Which just goes to show something or other.


It does go to show something. Both songs are pretty much about male desire and the male gaze I suppose....which is quite apt for a self confessed perv such as yourself :) I think it's time to throw astrology in the bin and take up numberoneology...

youthoftomorrow 08.14.2006 03:57 AM

Sweet Child O' Mine by Guns N' Roses.

i fucking hate that song

Glice 08.14.2006 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
This massive coolness schism is painful for me to witness.

Let's see...for me, 13 August 1970:
Carpenters - Close To You

I actually like a few Carpenters tunes, but this is most definitely not one of them.


I love that song. Wanna swap birthdays? I don't actually like Kraftwerk, in spite of the fact that that's not really the right thing to say.

pokkeherrie 08.14.2006 04:07 PM

Bee Gees - Night Fever (US).
I'm not even sure if I know that song.

Dutch number 1 that day were also the fucking Bee Gees... but Staying Alive.

Glice 08.14.2006 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pokkeherrie
Bee Gees - Night Fever.
I'm not even sure if I know that song.

Dutch number 1 that day were also the fucking Bee Gees... but Staying Alive.


Oh, come now - surely that song is implanted in the blood of every living person who's ever been to an awful school/ wedding disco?

pokkeherrie 08.14.2006 04:17 PM

Well I know Staying Alive and plenty of other Bee Gees songs of course, but this one doesn't ring a bell that quickly... I'll check a soundsample.

Seems it wasn't a number 1 song in holland anyway.
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nummer_...Top_40_in_1978

1978 was an awful year for number 1 songs... apart from the Bee Gees it has a lot of other Saturday Night Fever/Grease songs (Olivia Newton John with and without John Travolta) plus Boney M and Meatloaf. :rolleyes:

pokkeherrie 08.14.2006 04:19 PM

i checked it on amazon and i do indeed know it... i just never knew the title until now.

Toilet & Bowels 08.14.2006 05:20 PM

I have a mixture of awesome and awful. In the USA Michael Jackson was number 1 with Don't Stop Till You Get Enough (the awesome), but in the UK The Poolice were number one with Message In A Bottle (and the awful)





Glice 08.14.2006 05:22 PM

I think you failed to mis-spell Police there.

qprogeny79 08.14.2006 06:56 PM

9 december mcmlxxxv is my bday . . . the week closest to that, it was broken wings by mr. mister, whoever the hell that is.

Sheriff Rhys Chatham 08.14.2006 07:17 PM

Batdance - Prince

edit: What a shit/crazy song!

Cantankerous 08.14.2006 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by qprogeny79
9 december mcmlxxxv is my bday . . . the week closest to that, it was broken wings by mr. mister, whoever the hell that is.

hahahahahahah.

GeneticKiss 08.14.2006 08:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by qprogeny79
9 december mcmlxxxv is my bday . . . the week closest to that, it was broken wings by mr. mister, whoever the hell that is.


Take...these broken weengsss...and learn to fly againnn, on the weenndd...

And when you heeaarr...the voices sinngg...

Be glad if you've truly never heard that song.

GeneticKiss 08.14.2006 08:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
I have a mixture of awesome and awful. In the USA Michael Jackson was number 1 with Don't Stop Till You Get Enough (the awesome), but in the UK The Poolice were number one with Message In A Bottle (and the awful)


Hey man, "Message In A Bottle" is actually a pretty cool song ...love that opening riff.

The Police rocked, it's Sting's solo work that sucks.

Toilet & Bowels 08.14.2006 08:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice
I think you failed to mis-spell Police there.


how should i have done it?

acousticrock87 08.14.2006 08:35 PM

Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hanging On

Among other options that year, such as U2, Whitney Housten, George Michael, and Bon Jovi, that's not too bad. Though I would have prefered that crappy Starship song - just because it's Grace Slick.

m^a(t)h 08.14.2006 10:54 PM

Another Day in ParadisePhil Collins

samuel 08.15.2006 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m^a(t)h
Another Day in ParadisePhil Collins


Same here.


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