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summer has left london, and misery has returned.
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i'm jealous. i hate hot weather.
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Yep.girls are all covered up and don't intend giving up to lust until their boobs get sunkissed again.That must be pissing off Le Toilette quite a bit,i assume.
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it is, but my own horniness has reduced since things go cold again too.
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Knowing what the weather is generally like in England i shall gather from that that you are the androgynous type then.
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generally i prefer your weather to ours.
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The weather doesn't really effect my labido.
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Maximum big suprise your smile is something new I pull my shirt off and pray, We're sacred and bound to suffer the heatwave Pull my shirt off and pray, We're coming up on re-election day rubbish lyrics quota^ |
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Yes atari,yes atari.
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That's Arcadia aint it?hehe.
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Haha yeah
I was so damn happy the day that I found it for download. I had that cassette all those years ago. Le Bon's lyrics & singing may be not all that great, but that album is super-duper avant-pop (if you will)...love it. |
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Yes,i haven't listened to it in quite a while but it's a good pop album for sure.They even managed to make sound Sting's voice acceptable on one of the songs.
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I find it an admirable & ambitious effort at the very least.
Duran Duran's first album is really good & then their "classic" stuff like the early MTV stuff is good also but a bit too poppy. After that, they really went south in a major way. The Power Station thing was okay, but I can still listen to the Arcadia So Red the Rose album. |
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Oh and what about Joh Taylor's solo single?
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Remember that?
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kinda I do...but not really...I vaguely remember a video that I think had scenes from the movie...i've never listened to it...
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That was Sting's time to do a little back-up vocal thing like on Dire's Straits' Money for Nothing" where he memorably lilts behind in the chorus singing the MTV tagline "I want my MTV" like a mantra. I like Sting but one can cynically imagine that the pairing was accomplished most likely by some record exec weasel or agent that was going for a little marketplace synergy. In other words, for the very same reasons why duets are released these days by the likes of Nelly with Tim McGraw. Contributors include David Gilmour (to that same track), Carlos Alomar, David Van Tieghem (Laurie Anderson's early percussionist), & the solid beats of both Steve Jordan & Roger Taylor. Then there are the contibutions of, of all people, Grace Jones, & also Herbie Hancock to the proceedings. Other appearing musicians include Gabriel Bindi, Pierre DeFay, Jean-Claude Dubois, Mark Egan, Rafael DeJesus, Andy MacKay, & Masami Tsuchiya. An Everest of cocaine must have been consumed while making this recording. Le Bon & Rhodes never sounded more accomplished & yet much (not all, but most) of the material is very different from anything Duran Duran ever did before or since. I just listened to that song, "The Promise." It clocks in at seven & a half minutes, features some decent jazz/rock fusion & ends with a wack funk, no doubt influenced by the presence of Herbie, that concludes with a bizarre synth/tribal mash-up. The very next track, "El Diablo", starts off with a violin, features finely polished, but tasteful spanish guitar licks from Carlos Alomar, & even a fucking flute! Then again, in life there will always be those that feel seemingly diametrically opposed to one's analysis & perceptions & who radically differ in their assessment. And that leads me to print what I found over at rateyourmusic on this because I thought it was pretty funny: CD [Rating2309066] A strange album, nothing like Duran Duran except for Simon LeBon's vocals. Sounds like a cross between rock, flamenco and jazz and not very good. One song "The Promise" features Pink Floyd's David Gilmour on guitar and Sting on backing vocals, the album's only highlight.Mar 01, 2005 Vinyl [Rating1658927] As a preteen I thought that this was the most intriguing record ever made but looking back now it seems to be an overproduced, unfocused pretentious mess. Still, nostalgia tugs the rating up to a "3" (out of a possible four). It actually doesn't sound as horrible as "The Reflex" does nowadays! |
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money for nothing is also one of my least favorite songs.
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