What song are you listening to?

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Great name for that band. Didn't they once tour with The Revolting Cocks, Hole and Tool? Genitalpalooza '94, I believe it wuz...  

I had a serious comment to make but so much for that now.


you guys criticize DAD more than anything else for the dick jokes but not one of you can go more than a post or two without a dick joke
that movie was tailor made for you

Sarai wrote:

I had a serious comment to make but so much for that now.


you guys criticize DAD more than anything else for the dick jokes but not one of you can go more than a post or two without a dick joke
that movie was tailor made for you

To be fair, it was a dick/pussy joke. Let it never be said that strict equality is not my watchword!

Sarai wrote:

Uh huh. Too easy. I'm not going there this time.

Sarai wrote:

I had a serious comment to make but so much for that now.


you guys criticize DAD more than anything else for the dick jokes but not one of you can go more than a post or two without a dick joke
that movie was tailor made for you

Difference is, millions of people worldwide (incl. HM the Queen) have never had to sit through our dick jokes.

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Sarai wrote:

Uh huh. Too easy. I'm not going there this time.

I take it he's just returned from a sojourn in South-East Asia.

CJB wrote:

Sarai wrote:

I had a serious comment to make but so much for that now.


you guys criticize DAD more than anything else for the dick jokes but not one of you can go more than a post or two without a dick joke
that movie was tailor made for you

Difference is, millions of people worldwide (incl. HM the Queen) have never had to sit through our dick jokes.

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Sarai wrote:

Uh huh. Too easy. I'm not going there this time.

I take it he's just returned from a sojourn in South-East Asia.

And boy is he pissed.

Trio of 80s hits featuring some (possibly) underrated male vocalists of the era. Jimi Jamison, John Wetton, and Tony Lewis — all have passed away now.

I find I don't even have to like the song to enjoy 80's music videos very primitive and have such an upbeat vibe to them

I find that to be the case with 80s tunes in general.

I put on an 80s radio station if I don’t feel like touching the dial for a while.

70s music was smooth and sleek. 80s music was bouncy and manic.

OK, I am going to listen to nothing but 80's music for at least a month to get more familiar with it then I'll switch to 90's.

I'm on a bus on a psychedelic trip
Reading murder books, tryin' to stay hip


I wish I had written that

he is attractive and I think it's the happiness and joy in the song, the whole feeling
people who spread happiness and joy are always attractive

what a great dancer!
his dancing in this video has the same effect, it's captivating and could watch it for hours
very beautiful

Sarai wrote:

I'm on a bus on a psychedelic trip
Reading murder books, tryin' to stay hip


I wish I had written that

Lots of popular Billys in music that decade.

Billy Idol
Billy Squier
Billy Joel

And of course the best

Not to mention Billie Jean...

cool Bond themed video

Kooky stuff from the kookiest period in modernity, the early 70s.

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Kooky stuff from the kookiest period in modernity, the early 70s.

I was expecting a boring folk song with that one but pleasant surprise. very cute, upbeat and catchy
great voice I really didn't see the change coming

have you been to Glen Rose, Texas? it really calls into question this whole song

Heh. I've never been to Glen Rose, but it's not too terribly far from where I live. I imagine the Police haven't performed there too many times.

Sarai wrote:

Perilagu Khan wrote:

Kooky stuff from the kookiest period in modernity, the early 70s.

I was expecting a boring folk song with that one but pleasant surprise.  very cute, upbeat and catchy
great voice I really didn't see the change coming

It's an unusual blend of folk and bubble gum elements. The simple sound and spare orchestration are very folksy, but the sexualized lyrics, which sound as though they're packaged for children aged 7 to 10, are pure bubble gum.