Chico319 said:

Cool. I never heard of the duet.

I really love "chocolate box". I sometimes sing it around tesco at work. That and "I owe u nothing", which some workers seem to remember Even though it was before my time.


I dont know if u know them, but I just picked up a brotheers beyond album called "trust". American production, but I heard the boys were british and they look like clones of bros. Pretty funny





Anyway "you never tell me" is funky in that naive sorta way I love so much.

Bros's third album is ok actually. Still dont write the best lyrics mind
but some songs are funky in that loud snare sorta way I love so much. the 2 ballads are nice aswell

Hey there Chico.


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

thesexofit said:

heard of them. never heard them though.




btw;)











Smash Hits. It's been there throughout the history of pop music, albeit in a fortnightly fashion, from the heady days of Toyah, Shaky and Madness to (ugh!) Busted, Girls Aloud and Gareth Gates. Chronicling ever utterance and minute detail via the probing, important questions of the day such as "Does your mother play golf?", "What colour is Tuesday?" and the essential "Have you ever thought you were a city centre?", taking Bananarama down the zoo, partying with Depeche Mode, and explaining Acid House to the tots (quoting Richey Manic as saying "E is a prison" - genius). Smash Hits is still the original and best.

To celebrate their 25th anniversary, they've put together the ultimate pop collection. Proper pop, that is. Back from the time when a bunch of skinheads with a variety of dental issues such as The Specials would regularly make the cover and the pin-up was a 35 year old woman named Debbie right through to the poster pull-outs of Blue and the choreographed jumpsuits of Steps. Quite simply, it's the best magazine on the planet.

Basically every fantastic chart-topper ever can be found here - as well as Westlife's Flying Without Wings - from the frankly barmy shrieking of Adam & The Ants' Prince Charming and icy minimalism of Ultravox's Vienna, the wonder of the Human League's Don't You Want Me, the ‘cocaine? Yum!' rolled up sleeves of Duran Duran, shuttlecock era Wham! and the boy?/girl? confusion of Culture Club, via the distressing Bros and remarkably ugly New Kids On The Block, through the Girl and Boy Powah era of Spice Girls, Take That, All Saints and East 17 bang up to the slinky genius of Liberty X's Just A Little and Kylie's Can't Get You Out Of My Head. Throw in classics from Britney (Baby One More Time), A-ha (Take On Me), S Club 7 (Don't Stop Movin'), Pet Shop Boys (Always On My Mind), Steps (Tragedy) and you damn near have the best document of the last 25 years of top pop... ever.

As S Club 7 (RIP - sniiiff!) ‘just go with the magic baby'. Completely fantastic.

- Ian Wade
TRACK LISTING:
Disc: 1. 1. Take On Me - A-ha, 2. Young Guns (Go For It) - Wham, 3. The Wild Boys - Duran Duran, 4. Baggy Trousers - Madness, 5. Too Much Too Young - The Specials, 6. Kids In America - Kim Wilde, 7. It's A Sin - Pet Shop Boys, 8. Chant No 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On) - Spandau Ballet, 9. Prince Charming - Adam & The Ants, 10. Too Shy - Kajagoogoo, 11. When Will I Be Famous - Bros, 12. I Think We're Alone Now - Tiffany, 13. Down To Earth - Curiosity Killed The Cat, 14. The Harder I Try - Brother Beyond, 15. Shattered Dreams - Johnny Hates Jazz, 16. Respectable - Mel & Kim, 17. Don't You Want Me (Original Version) - The Human League, 18. The Tide Is High - Blondie, 19. Do You Really Want To Hurt Me - Culture Club, 20. It Ain't What You Do It's The Way That You Do It - Fun Boy Three & Bananarama, 21. Vienna - Ultravox

Disc: 2. 1. Back For Good - Take That, 2. Especially For You - Kylie Minogue & Jason Donovan, 3. Stay Another Day - East 17, 4. You Got It (The Right Stuff) (Remix) - New Kids On The Block, 5. Stay - Eternal, 6. Boombastic (Album Version) - Shaggy, 7. Wannabe (Radio Edit) - Spice Girls, 8. As Long As You Love Me (Radio Version) - Backstreet Boys, 9. Never Ever - All Saints, 10. Baby One More Time - Britney Spears, 11. Bye Bye Bye - N'Sync, 12. Tragedy - Steps, 13. Don't Stop Movin' - S Club 7, 14. Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie Minogue, 15. Rock DJ - Robbie Williams, 16. Life Is A Rollercoaster (Radio Edit) - Ronan Keating, 17. Just A Little - Liberty X, 18. All Rise (Radio Version) - Blue, 19. Whole Again - Atomic Kitten, 20. Flying Without Wings - Westlife

Chico319 said:

I like it (u gotta remember Iam infact american but came over to UK as a kid still in mid 90's.)

I recently tried eternals first album. "stay" is the cut. I know its a cover but its still great though. They can really sing well. Yet another brit band who should of done well in america.

I'd be here all night discusssing those songs, but I gotta go. Brother beyond are on that comp I see, but it must be from their first album I dont own.

theAudience said:

tA! what's happenin' hepcat?

Chico319 said:

I like him, a lot.

A LOT.

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Fauxie said:

the feeling is ohhhhh so mutual.

Chico319 said:

one of my fave Kylie songs, this song means a lot to me


i'm loving Chico more & more everyday