Metamatic Forums Socialising The Green Room Song you shouldn't really like but do anyway

Yeah! I done my back and neck in so I can't look right. Too dangerous to go out so "Working" from home!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sarah Bradshaw:
[QB] 'Born to be Alive' by Patrick Hernandez.

I was tiny when I bought this, but for some reason I still like it. AND I still have the vinyl 7"

God, I'm embarrassed now....

Yeah but Brian will verify that we had "Banana Rock" by the Wombles and "The Smurf song" by Father Abrahams and the Smurfs.
I'm sure we have the 7 inch vinyls somewhere. Perhaps we could do a cover Bri?
Anyway.Didn't father Abrahams do "If only I could" and "Trapped?"

my secrets out...

I dont have them Kes,lucky they got lost in time somewhere...

well ... i think u mean COLONEL ABRAMS then ! ;-)
fyi : http://www.discogs.com/release/61353

Wow.noe I didn't know that!!
And I must admit to having a fondness for it too.

Too many to,list and I'm just in from work so,to be honest,can't be bothered to think of them ,but I will..soon...promise

'Babe' by Styx. And its close relative 'Lucky Stars' by Dean Freidman.

Another song that's ancient from my past is Billy Don't Be A Hero by Paper Lace. For me it's one of those sad songs with a sad ending.
I'm a bit of a sentimentalist really

Peter

Used to do radio shows here in Sweden but this subject I gave away to a fellow radio-talker (thats what we call my kind here I used to be one for almost 20 years) He did "The song a hate that I love" were well known artist here up north had to confess. But the older the song gets the, the less uncool it gets. Like "Hooked on a feeling" with Bjorn Skifs from 1973, I've hated all my life and then Quentin Tarrantino desided it was cool. Still dislike it, but I have to confess that "Around the world" by Aqua is a really guilty pleasure of mine. Or indeed "Umbrella" by Rihanna or "I want it that way" by the Backstreet Boys. Now that's painful to confess.

By the way, please check out the not so long thread that I've started. I'm really curious, who deservs a prize for bringing music evolution forward. Me and my friends discuss this from time to time.

Very DYSLEKKTIKK regards.
Bosse from Sweden

but that's one of the best songs made this year, nothing embarrassing about that.

how about captain jack? i bought their cd couple of monhts ago & i love it (especially "drill instructor"), also bought 'rice & curry' by dr. bombay, does anybody remember?

but what about this, i bought recently 'hits' by phil collins, just because of "sussudio" and "against all odds", great tracks! i guess i must be the winner here