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>> I liked much of the stuff on Ray of Light. My dad has some other album,
>> and apart from track #1, it's all yawn-inducing...
>
> I like 2 or 3 of her very old songs and a couple from Ray of Light, and
> that's it.
You KNOW something very strange is happening when you find yourself
singing along to a song that isn't actually in English...
Vunde gurunam caranaravinde
Sandarsita svatma sukhavabodhe
Nihsreyase jangalikayamane
Sansara halahala moha santyai
Hala hala
Ahahu purusakaram sankha cakrasi
Ahahu purusakaram sankha cakrasi
Dharinam dharinam sahasra sirasam
Dharinam dharinam sahasra sirasam
Vande
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"Invisible" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
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> >> Damn, she's good... o_o
> >
> > Considering all but 2 of those had the titles in the lyrics.....
>
> OK, how about these...
Nope. No idea.
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>> OK, how about these...
>
> Nope. No idea.
Ah-hah! :-D
Mind you, I'm sure somebody else here will get them. (How many songs can
there *be* with a word like hexachlorophine in them??)
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"Invisible" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
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> >> OK, how about these...
> >
> > Nope. No idea.
>
> Ah-hah! :-D
>
> Mind you, I'm sure somebody else here will get them. (How many songs can
> there *be* with a word like hexachlorophine in them??)
Probably only 1, but googling it would be cheating.
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>> Ah-hah! :-D
>>
>> Mind you, I'm sure somebody else here will get them. (How many songs can
>> there *be* with a word like hexachlorophine in them??)
>
> Probably only 1, but googling it would be cheating.
Yes, yes it would. However, knowing who's in this forum, I'm pretty sure
somebody here will recognise these from memory...
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And lo on Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:59:39 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> did
spake, saying:
>>>>> Let's do the Time Warp again!
>>>>>
>>>>> [Oh you have GOT me to KIDDING me!!]
>>>> Ah now it's one of only three musicals I can stand.
>>>
>>> ...??
>> Bugsy Malone, Little Shop of Horrors, Rocky Horror.
>> "You'll be a dentist, you have a talent for causing great PAIN"
>
> I know of Little Shop of Horrors. The song is a mystery to me still.
Best Damn Song In The Show - Gaaaaahh :-) Bugsy may be a little WTF for
you, think Al Capone 20's America with all the adult roles played by
children "Dum diddy dum dum"
>>> And why doesn't *my* electric guitar ever sound like this?
>> Evanescense; and post-processing dude, post-processing.
>
> Riiiight. Hmm. Ever watch The Crow? (****ing awesom film BTW...) The guy
> only plays a few notes, yet it sounds amazing. WTH?
Because he only plays a few notes.
>>>>> And singing, "This’ll be the day that I die.
>>>>> This’ll be the day that I die."
>>>>>
>>>>> [God damn miserable song...]
>>>> Still a good song though.
>>>
>>> Erm, no... not really, no...
>> and yet start it off and most people can join in. A bit like Hey Jude.
>
> Another song I'm not terribly fond of - yet seems to be greatly popular.
It's one of those things, you could point to the simple La la's in Hey
Jude, but that doesn't explain American Pie.
> Hey, that reminds me of a couple of other songs that didn't make it into
> my list. (Something about "ride a white swan" - the rest made no sense.
T-Rex
> Oh, and "riding down a bumpy hillside, in your hippie hat"... well, you
> know the rest.)
The Lone Ranger Theme :-)
>>>>> [All together now...]
>>>>>
>>>>> You'll not see nothing like the mighty Quinn.
>>>> Ah Manfred Mann via Dylan.
>>>
>>> Uh... what?
>> or not. I thought it was Dylan as writer then performed by Manfred
>> Mann, maybe I'm wrong; or you were listening to a cover?
>
> ...
>
> And I'd know it's a cover because...?
Yeah good point.
> And what's a Manfred Man?
Like an Action Man, but less gung-ho.
>>> Even *I* recognise that voice... [That's rare!]
>> I'm sure you can recognise Kylie, McCartney, Madonna, Heather Small,
>> Bowie... (INPO)
>
> Erm... Well Heather Small I've never even heard of by name.
You'd probably recognise her voice though she was the lead singer in M
People and contributed to the BBC's version of Perfect Day.
> Of the others, I would say none of them have particularly "distinctive"
> voices. The style of the music might give you a clue, but beyond that...
Might just be me then.
> Now that dude from the Petshop Boys. WHO could ever mistake THAT voice?
> Seriously, even when he talks normally it sounds like a synthesizer...
Heh.
>>>> Nice mix I'd have listened to those with something approaching
>>>> pleasure.
>>>
>>> The ones I can't even remembe were much less interesting. [Tautology?]
>> Um you've not been writing speeches for Dubya have you
>
> What?
Damnnit you have haven't you. It explains so much.
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And lo on Fri, 01 Feb 2008 16:07:35 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> did
spake, saying:
>>> Damn, she's good... o_o
>> Considering all but 2 of those had the titles in the lyrics....
>
> OK, how about these...
>
> The moon upon the ocean
> Is swept around in motion,
> But without ever knowing
> The reason for its flowing.
Enya, can't...recall...the...title despite being able to bloody sing it;
argh!
<snip>No
> This could lead to excellence,
> Or serious injury.
> Only one way to know:
> Go, go, go.
That's familiar... nope can't place it.
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>> The moon upon the ocean
>> Is swept around in motion,
>> But without ever knowing
>> The reason for its flowing.
>
> Enya, can't...recall...the...title despite being able to bloody sing it;
> argh!
>:-D
I'm Going To Drive You Mad. ;-)
>> This could lead to excellence,
>> Or serious injury.
>> Only one way to know:
>> Go, go, go.
>
> That's familiar... nope can't place it.
Really? I would have thought you'd get that one...
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On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 13:29:36 +0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
>
>Here are some of the assorted lyrics I heard. If you're as bored as me,
>try naming a few of them...
>
Now you know why I listen to classical music.
OMG I remember them.
Regards
Stephen
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On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:17:21 +0000, Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
>Hahaha! 0wnership...
Can you tell old uncle Stephie what that means?
Regards
Stephen
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