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you'd probably never think the same of me ...thought at least you didn't marry me hahah... if I told you I love 70's Disco... and NEVER miss a chance to watch Priscilla.. Queen of the Desert. EmbarrassedLOL

I'd say she has good taste, and can't fault her for thinking as she might about that wacky avant stuff hahah.
I was discoed out in the late 70's. Thats all they played. Even though I like disco myself they slaughtered it on the radio. I hold the Bee Gees responsible for thisBig smile


thankfully I have a few less miles on the odometer and was just really getting musically 'aware' during the disco age... but my mother was nuts about disco.  So I grew up listening to it.. and loving it.  Nothing like shaking your ass. Thankfully I am all over the place when it comes to music.. always have been (soon went Urban Cowboy and HARD into Country Music haha) so I never really burned out on it.  I'm sure sentiment and good memories of a happy childhood filled with all kinds of music has a lot to do with it.  I got my eclecticism from my parents who could switch from Bo Hansson to Waylon Jennings in a heartbeat


btw... for any who care.  Actually made it through Octavariam.  Time for some good stuff now.  LOL
Sounds a lot like me. Variety is so important. As you know my genre is the lot. I was reared with Ray Charles,Dean Martin and Slim Dusty ( Aust. most famous country singer)
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yeah....  one of the reasons we clicked Embarrassed
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I just finished listening to Glass' Einstein on the Beach in one sitting. Naturally my pants are filled with jizz.
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A very big Thumbs Up to this excellent album from me.
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Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

you'd probably never think the same of me ...thought at least you didn't marry me hahah... if I told you I love 70's Disco... and NEVER miss a chance to watch Priscilla.. Queen of the Desert. EmbarrassedLOL

I'd say she has good taste, and can't fault her for thinking as she might about that wacky avant stuff hahah.
I was discoed out in the late 70's. Thats all they played. Even though I like disco myself they slaughtered it on the radio. I hold the Bee Gees responsible for thisBig smile


thankfully I have a few less miles on the odometer and was just really getting musically 'aware' during the disco age... but my mother was nuts about disco.  So I grew up listening to it.. and loving it.  Nothing like shaking your ass. Thankfully I am all over the place when it comes to music.. always have been (soon went Urban Cowboy and HARD into Country Music haha) so I never really burned out on it.  I'm sure sentiment and good memories of a happy childhood filled with all kinds of music has a lot to do with it.  I got my eclecticism from my parents who could switch from Bo Hansson to Waylon Jennings in a heartbeat


btw... for any who care.  Actually made it through Octavariam.  Time for some good stuff now.  LOL
Sounds a lot like me. Variety is so important. As you know my genre is the lot. I was reared with Ray Charles,Dean Martin and Slim Dusty ( Aust. most famous country singer)
 
Yeah - I didn't even put this on the Embarrassing Music You Like Thread, but at least in the UK disco was rammed down the proverbial throat - radio, clubs, whatever. I was Proghead, Punk, Hard Rocker and Powerpop in the 70s, but I actually got to like some Donna Summer, Patrick Juvet, Edwin Starr, Chic etc. The quality of production on some of that 70s disco stuff would even put the Floyd to shame!!!Embarrassed
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I just finished listening to Glass' Einstein on the Beach in one sitting. Naturally my pants are filled with jizz.


Man, you should get some kind of award for accomplishing that.  Not the jizz part though, unless you meant filled literally. LOL

Well down to three from my last fill up.  Skipping the randomizer and actually picking one myself:

Does Ian match his cover image yet? Tongue

Also, does anyone know what's up with all the dogs on the cover?  The liner notes don't explain.






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Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Spotifying.


Edited by TGM: Orb - July 08 2009 at 10:28
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:



Spotifying.


Ooo...damn...that might be next on my list this morning! Big smile
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