Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 22:34
ooo...now i'm shaking in my boots!
NOT!
NOT!
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A Poem for Andrew (from Roxette songs)
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Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 22:56
Ocht! Debs, I had to scroll back a page to see what you were on about - my kybd and mse hv bn drnkng
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 22:57
will be singing to me in person...For god's sake do keep up!
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:03
Ma Erse!
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:04
James Blast wrote: my kybd and mse hv bn drnkng
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:20
t's MINE!James Blast wrote:Ma Erse!
bitch
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:26
so hurt me
jist a flesh wound, like
jist a flesh wound, like
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:27
Yaaay!!! Fight!!
Gonna get myself some pop corn and watch the whole thing!
Gonna get myself some pop corn and watch the whole thing!
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:31
*whips you a few times in your back and arse*James Blast wrote:so hurt me
jist a flesh wound, like
Sorry James, but you asked for it and it had to be done.*puts down whip & runs for alcohol*
Posted: 07 Mar 2008, 23:32
I'm loving this evening!MadameButterfly wrote:*whips you a few times in your back and arse*James Blast wrote:so hurt me
jist a flesh wound, like
*puts down whip & runs for alcohol*
Posted: 08 Mar 2008, 00:09
not even close to how much I amHexe Luciferia wrote:'m loving this evening!
Posted: 08 Mar 2008, 00:15
I'm gonna puke all over both of you!
Posted: 08 Mar 2008, 09:38
MadameButterfly wrote:I'm gonna puke all over both of you!
A Short Exchange Between AE and a Fan from 2007
Posted: 09 Mar 2008, 19:00
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OMM's greatest cover versions - part three
August 10, 2007 1:10 PM
Kate Bush is rocketing ahead, in OMM's bid to find the
best cover song of all time
Kate%20Bush1.jpg
Votes have been piling in for OMM and Audi TT's poll
on the greatest cover versions ever, and the debate
about who deserves the number one spot is fiercer than
ever. The competition is a close run thing: the
Clash's version of Lee 'Scratch' Perry's 'Police &
Thieves', and Jeff Buckley's 'Hallelujah' are popular
but the surprise frontrunner is Kate Bush.
With her cooing, striking vocals, the idiosyncratic
chanteuse is arguably the the essence of an acquired
taste. Watch an eerie live performance of her take on
Elton John's 'Rocket Man' from Wogan in 1991 here to
make your own mind up. And if Kate's cover doesn't
float your boat, have a glance at William Shatner's
smoke-veiled 'interpretation' of the same song,
introduced by Bernie Taupin at the 1978 Science
Fiction film awards.
If these contenders are leaving you gasping at a
scandalous exclusion then there's just five days left
until the poll closes, so get your vote in and support
your favourite track.
Comments
Comments are now closed on this entry.
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638073
August 10 18:21
Madness' cover of Money Money Money and TSOM's covers
of pretty much anything you like (Jolene, Emma, Two
Worlds Apart, Comfortably Numb) knock Ms Bush into a
cocked hat.
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narcostate
Comment No. 638180
August 10 19:58
@VonEldritch: Thanks for that. Some of them did/do
indeed rock LAMF. When Ofra Haza baulked at a
Jane-Birkin-style follow-up to , I rang Ms Bush to ask
her if she'd step up. No reply. Therefore Ms Bush
sucks LAMF. - AE.
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narcostate
Comment No. 638188
August 10 20:05
Whereas the Guardian doesn't allow certain characters
in comments . . . that should have read:
follow up to "previous business"
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638243
August 10 20:55
Narcostate - thanks...but Taz and GoodGuy are still
waiting for the new album (and probably gooshyfood
too), as are the massed ranks of the faithful. Please
please please?
narcostate
Comment No. 638702
August 11 11:04
@VonEldritch: Unfortunately, Taz and Good Guy went
back to Detroit, along with the ever-reigning Miss
Detroit. None of them appear to be wanting anything
from me.
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638869
August 11 16:16
@Narcostate - in diesem Fall there would seem to be
little standing in the way of putting pen to paper, or
stylus to wax disk, whatever your preference. Oder
sag' uns bestimmt that we wait in vain. Orson Welles'
character in a Carol Reed film plus the New York City
area code at gmail, or at the usual forum.
Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
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OMM's greatest cover versions - part three
August 10, 2007 1:10 PM
Kate Bush is rocketing ahead, in OMM's bid to find the
best cover song of all time
Kate%20Bush1.jpg
Votes have been piling in for OMM and Audi TT's poll
on the greatest cover versions ever, and the debate
about who deserves the number one spot is fiercer than
ever. The competition is a close run thing: the
Clash's version of Lee 'Scratch' Perry's 'Police &
Thieves', and Jeff Buckley's 'Hallelujah' are popular
but the surprise frontrunner is Kate Bush.
With her cooing, striking vocals, the idiosyncratic
chanteuse is arguably the the essence of an acquired
taste. Watch an eerie live performance of her take on
Elton John's 'Rocket Man' from Wogan in 1991 here to
make your own mind up. And if Kate's cover doesn't
float your boat, have a glance at William Shatner's
smoke-veiled 'interpretation' of the same song,
introduced by Bernie Taupin at the 1978 Science
Fiction film awards.
If these contenders are leaving you gasping at a
scandalous exclusion then there's just five days left
until the poll closes, so get your vote in and support
your favourite track.
Comments
Comments are now closed on this entry.
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638073
August 10 18:21
Madness' cover of Money Money Money and TSOM's covers
of pretty much anything you like (Jolene, Emma, Two
Worlds Apart, Comfortably Numb) knock Ms Bush into a
cocked hat.
Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
narcostate
Comment No. 638180
August 10 19:58
@VonEldritch: Thanks for that. Some of them did/do
indeed rock LAMF. When Ofra Haza baulked at a
Jane-Birkin-style follow-up to , I rang Ms Bush to ask
her if she'd step up. No reply. Therefore Ms Bush
sucks LAMF. - AE.
Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
narcostate
Comment No. 638188
August 10 20:05
Whereas the Guardian doesn't allow certain characters
in comments . . . that should have read:
follow up to "previous business"
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638243
August 10 20:55
Narcostate - thanks...but Taz and GoodGuy are still
waiting for the new album (and probably gooshyfood
too), as are the massed ranks of the faithful. Please
please please?
narcostate
Comment No. 638702
August 11 11:04
@VonEldritch: Unfortunately, Taz and Good Guy went
back to Detroit, along with the ever-reigning Miss
Detroit. None of them appear to be wanting anything
from me.
VonEldritch
Comment No. 638869
August 11 16:16
@Narcostate - in diesem Fall there would seem to be
little standing in the way of putting pen to paper, or
stylus to wax disk, whatever your preference. Oder
sag' uns bestimmt that we wait in vain. Orson Welles'
character in a Carol Reed film plus the New York City
area code at gmail, or at the usual forum.
Offensive? Unsuitable? Report this comment.
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Posted: 10 Mar 2008, 18:55
I cannot imagine he would post his e-mail, even in an oblique manner.
Next!
Next!
Posted: 12 Mar 2008, 23:06
I merely thought it was an interesting exchange. Besides, Narcostate = A.E. and VonEldritch was trying to give his email to A.E.. I felt bad that She took the cats with her. That's pretty mean IMHO. Maybe he Has Had Time to get things moving for the next Sisters release then? Meanwhile-