HVS (use...@REMOVETHISwhhvs.co.uk) wrote: > Yeah, yeah; undoubtedly done before, but a complementary counterpart > to "Ghastly Songs".
> I'll start: I have a weakness for "Unbreak my heart", even if (or > maybe because...) it's a song-writer's literary conceit. Works for > me.
I LIKE MEAT LOAF!!!
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On May 16, 3:46 pm, HVS <use...@REMOVETHISwhhvs.co.uk> wrote:
> Yeah, yeah; undoubtedly done before, but a complementary counterpart > to "Ghastly Songs". > I'll start: I have a weakness for "Unbreak my heart", even if (or > maybe because...) it's a song-writer's literary conceit. Works for > me.
Off the top of my head:
Dizzy by Tommy Roe Waterloo by Abba The Show Must Go On by Three Dog Night Little Willy by the Sweet Paloma Blanca by the George Baker Selection Beyond The Blue Horizon by Lou Christie
Note that I don't actually feel guilty about liking any of these, being quite shameless in my musical tastes.
On Fri, 16 May 2008 23:46:36 +0100, HVS <use...@REMOVETHISwhhvs.co.uk> wrote:
>Yeah, yeah; undoubtedly done before, but a complementary counterpart >to "Ghastly Songs".
Couple of these fell into others' Ghastly category
"Brand New Key"/Melanie Safka I played this so often back in '71 or so that my roommate threatened to break it over my head.
"Total Eclipse of the Heart"/??? This is one of the few songs the video of which I enjoyed.
"Windy"/Beach Boys. This is the song I associate with the last days of high school and graduation.
"Honey"/??? yes, the one with the tree "Love is Blue"/Paul Mauriat "Eleanor Rigby"/Beatles "Dock of the Bay"/Otis Redding and a whole lot more from that specific month of 1968. This was the first time I got to travel out of state without a parent. These songs played on the radio and were heard so many times on the trip that every one reminds me of that time.
On Fri, 16 May 2008 18:53:59 -0700, rhabdomyoly...@ooltrasw.com wrote: >On Fri, 16 May 2008 23:46:36 +0100, HVS <use...@REMOVETHISwhhvs.co.uk> >wrote:
>>Yeah, yeah; undoubtedly done before, but a complementary counterpart >>to "Ghastly Songs".
>Couple of these fell into others' Ghastly category
>"Brand New Key"/Melanie Safka I played this so often back in '71 or >so that my roommate threatened to break it over my head.
>"Total Eclipse of the Heart"/??? This is one of the few songs the >video of which I enjoyed.
>"Windy"/Beach Boys. This is the song I associate with the last days >of high school and graduation.
>"Honey"/??? yes, the one with the tree >"Love is Blue"/Paul Mauriat >"Eleanor Rigby"/Beatles >"Dock of the Bay"/Otis Redding >and a whole lot more from that specific month of 1968. This was the >first time I got to travel out of state without a parent. These songs >played on the radio and were heard so many times on the trip that >every one reminds me of that time.
Hmm I set up a new newsreader and did not get the nym correct....
