"Take off my Van Halen T-Shirt before you cause the band to break up"  

 CrawdadLA wrote: 
Did the Smiths do the "Charmed" theme?
I remember it as slightly brighter and faster.  Dunno? 

 Aud wrote: 

There's no going home...  I hope you are having a marvelous day...  love this song...

Romans 14:20-22 —  Do not, for the sake of food, destroy the work of God. Everything is indeed clean, but it is wrong for anyone to make another stumble by what he eats. It is good not to eat meat or drink wine or do anything that causes your brother to stumble. The faith that you have, keep between yourself and God. Blessed is the one who has no reason to pass judgment on himself for what he approves.

 

I can't find the original post

But I think she (sasha, you are a she?) was quoting Mr. Andrew Bateman.







 cellomangler wrote: 

 Aud wrote: 
Indeed. . . I cringe every time he spouts another religious reference. (which is basically almost every utterance)

Anyway. . . I recently saw Johnny Marr play this song live in Brighton. . . and it was a truly moving experience. Partly because it sounded so good. . . and partly because we were standing right in front of the stage in the speaker 'sweet spot' and my ears were nearly destroyed. It took three days to hear properly again. 

 

 Lazarus wrote: 

ooohh pleasz! Go back to you hotel room and leave this religious stuff behind
And that is saying it nicely

 coloradojohn wrote: 
YES !

Hypnotic hook and exotic guitar for sure, and good lyrics, but song is too long, imo.

Ahh, yes, I remember this coming over the system as we sat down around the campfire up at Rainbow Lakes on the flanks of Indian Peaks, summer of '87, I think it was; I was wrapping the curried shark steaks with foil and laying them into the coals...Mad Scientist from NIST Johhny eL went to crank up the speakers in his Jeep, and myself and members of The Mushroom Party REJOICED AT THIS...

 Proclivities wrote: 
Is that Elizabeth Montgomery? Rrrrowrr. She and Tina Louise helped me figure out well before pubescence that I was definitely hetero. 

The original emo song. Before there were emos.

;-)

Everybody in my church loves this song...

John 6:55 — For my flesh is meat indeed, and my blood is drink indeed.
 

THE BEST

 Sasha2001 wrote: 
Never much of a Phil Collins fan, but I was singing Scu-Scu-Scutaro quite often last year. Go Giants!

Every time I hear this song, I see the opening scenes from Charmed.  

It's stuck.  

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 Sasha2001 wrote:
 


Besides, Phil's heart-felt and sincere "Another Day In Paradise" is the best tune of the decade.

 Sasha2001 wrote: 
Har ! 

 hippiechick wrote: 
What would the Middle East be like if Morrisey was leader?  Robert Smith in charge of Iran?  Peter Murphy gets Afghanistan.  

There are HUNDREDS of other Smiths songs...!!!!!

this is a great classic, for sure, but it doesn't represent what they did & who they were.  They were some of the very first of the "jangly guitar" music that began in the '80's - a true original and genius band.

I have tickets to see Johnny Marr in March 2013 in Brighton. 

I can hardly contain myself.

Hang the DJ!

On my drivers seat, it's a favorite...

Man! College just hit me in the face 20 something years later!

Every time I hear them talking on the news about Mohammed Morsi of Egypt, I think they are talking about Morrisey, and it turns my stomach a little.

 rdo wrote: 
Amen.

 billymann wrote: 
It's for sure a contender for that title.