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Joined: September 03 2005
Location: Olympus Mons
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Posted: August 27 2013 at 15:17
I forget the name of the group here, but the song which has all this bullsh*t at the beginning and the first line is "wake up kids, we got the dreamer's disease...." Makes me f**king puke when I hear that through the muzak at work....
I want to get the master tapes and every format it appears on and put it all in a nuclear capsule and send it to the farthest reaches of the universe for disintegration............
......yeah, the next time that song comes on will be too soon
Joined: October 16 2010
Location: South Africa
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Posted: August 26 2013 at 12:11
Tom Ozric wrote:
Annie Lennox, Cher, James Blunt, Adele - all these really get under my skin............couldn't care less if I never heard anything by these folks again..........
Adele, she drives me nuts, she is not a bad singer, but there was a time when she was constantly played in every mall, on every radio station, at every opportunity by my wife, ... too much exposure to a substances causes allergies!
Joined: September 03 2005
Location: Olympus Mons
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Posted: August 26 2013 at 00:33
Annie Lennox, Cher, James Blunt, Adele - all these really get under my skin............couldn't care less if I never heard anything by these folks again..........
Joined: January 15 2013
Location: Oregon, USA
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Posted: August 24 2013 at 11:21
Moogtron III wrote:
I like the Peter Sarstedt song as well and still after 30 years, each time the radio plays Owner Of A Lonely Heart, I still put up the volume.
Songs I never want to hear again: other radio favorites like Black Velvet by Alannah Myles, Take My Breath Away by Berlin and The Time Of Our Lives by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes.
As for prog: I wouldn't know. Prog is not much on the car radio, so I can arrange myself how often I listen to a certain song or not. So there's no danger of "overeating" ("over-hearing").
I'm with you there. Anytime I here anything prog air on the radio, I turn up the volume regardless. I also rarely listen to the radio, so I don't let those hit prog songs become overplayed.
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geneyesontle wrote:
. Pure unlistenable noise. If not, there's a whole lot of garbage I don't wanna hear anymore.
No, they aren't, you know. Richard was just joshing us.
Looks like I'm in a minority of one with not liking Mr Sarstedt's magnum opus.
