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Cloudbuster said:  I think one of her most beautiful moments ever is when she sings 'Moments of Pleasure' ...she's just amazing...I've had the video for years and it just continues to grow on me.[This message was edited Thu Aug 7 7:32:37 PDT 2003 by applekisses] | |
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applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: I think one of her most beautiful moments ever is when she sings 'Moments of Pleasure' ...she's just amazing...Yeah, it's a beautiful song followed by an even more beautiful song (imo) The Song Of Solomon - I think that's my fave off of TRS. | |
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Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: I think one of her most beautiful moments ever is when she sings 'Moments of Pleasure' ...she's just amazing...Yeah, it's a beautiful song followed by an even more beautiful song (imo) The Song Of Solomon - I think that's my fave off of TRS. The song of Solomon The Song of Solomon The song of everyone Who walks the path Of the solitary heart The soul cries out Hear a woman singing Don't want your bullshit, yeah Just want your sexuality Don't want excuses, yeah Write me your poetry in motion Write it just for me, yeah And sing it with a kiss Mmm, just take any line "Comfort me with apples For I am sick of love His left hand is under my head And his right hand Doth embrace me" This is the Song of Solomon Here's a woman singing Don't want your bullshit, yeah Just want your sexuality Don't want your excuses, yeah Write me your poetry in motion Write it just for me, yeah And sign it with a kiss And I'll do it for you I'll be the Rose of Sharon for you I'll do it for you I'll be the Lily of the Valley for you I'll do it for you I'll be Isolde or Marion for you I'll do it for you Ooh I'll come in a hurricane for you I'll do it for you A wop bam boom Don't want your bullshit, yeah Just want your sexuality What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...) She's just a little musical angel. | |
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applekisses said: What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...)
She's just a little musical angel. Yep! She's my number one. Always will be. I was only three when she released her first single (Wuthering Heights) and it just buried itself in my brain. It was one of those songs that you couldn't escape, whether you liked it or not. A few years later I heard it and went "Damn! I remember this song. I have to have this song!" I've been in love ever since. And I'm so looking forward to her new album, whether it's this year or next. We've waited 10 years already, I can wait a bit longer. | |
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Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...)
She's just a little musical angel. Yep! She's my number one. Always will be. I was only three when she released her first single (Wuthering Heights) and it just buried itself in my brain. It was one of those songs that you couldn't escape, whether you liked it or not. A few years later I heard it and went "Damn! I remember this song. I have to have this song!" I've been in love ever since. And I'm so looking forward to her new album, whether it's this year or next. We've waited 10 years already, I can wait a bit longer. That's how I feel too...her music just is really timeless for me...it grows with me and my appreciation for it deepens as time goes on. I remember the first time I heard 'Hounds of Love' (I was 13) and it was the kind of thing that I just couldn't blink or breathe or do anything for fear of missing one moment. It blew me away. | |
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applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...)
She's just a little musical angel. Yep! She's my number one. Always will be. I was only three when she released her first single (Wuthering Heights) and it just buried itself in my brain. It was one of those songs that you couldn't escape, whether you liked it or not. A few years later I heard it and went "Damn! I remember this song. I have to have this song!" I've been in love ever since. And I'm so looking forward to her new album, whether it's this year or next. We've waited 10 years already, I can wait a bit longer. That's how I feel too...her music just is really timeless for me...it grows with me and my appreciation for it deepens as time goes on. I remember the first time I heard 'Hounds of Love' (I was 13) and it was the kind of thing that I just couldn't blink or breathe or do anything for fear of missing one moment. It blew me away. There's no way that I could survive without that album. I've never heard a more moving or magical album. Everything about it just spot on perfect. | |
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Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...)
She's just a little musical angel. Yep! She's my number one. Always will be. I was only three when she released her first single (Wuthering Heights) and it just buried itself in my brain. It was one of those songs that you couldn't escape, whether you liked it or not. A few years later I heard it and went "Damn! I remember this song. I have to have this song!" I've been in love ever since. And I'm so looking forward to her new album, whether it's this year or next. We've waited 10 years already, I can wait a bit longer. That's how I feel too...her music just is really timeless for me...it grows with me and my appreciation for it deepens as time goes on. I remember the first time I heard 'Hounds of Love' (I was 13) and it was the kind of thing that I just couldn't blink or breathe or do anything for fear of missing one moment. It blew me away. There's no way that I could survive without that album. I've never heard a more moving or magical album. Everything about it just spot on perfect. It's a masterpiece and it's been with me through so much. | |
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applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: Cloudbuster said: applekisses said: What is so absolutely amazing about her -- and I've been a fan of hers for 20 years (!) and it still amazes me -- is her ability to interpret events and others artistic works (some good examples are 'Coffee Homeground', 'Houdini' 'The Red Shoes' and this song...have you read 'The Song of Solomon'? She takes direct quotes from the sonnets and puts herself in the middle as if she's experiencing them herself...)
She's just a little musical angel. Yep! She's my number one. Always will be. I was only three when she released her first single (Wuthering Heights) and it just buried itself in my brain. It was one of those songs that you couldn't escape, whether you liked it or not. A few years later I heard it and went "Damn! I remember this song. I have to have this song!" I've been in love ever since. And I'm so looking forward to her new album, whether it's this year or next. We've waited 10 years already, I can wait a bit longer. That's how I feel too...her music just is really timeless for me...it grows with me and my appreciation for it deepens as time goes on. I remember the first time I heard 'Hounds of Love' (I was 13) and it was the kind of thing that I just couldn't blink or breathe or do anything for fear of missing one moment. It blew me away. There's no way that I could survive without that album. I've never heard a more moving or magical album. Everything about it just spot on perfect. It's a masterpiece and it's been with me through so much.  It's that kind of album, you know, the one's you just need at a certain time. I was so pleased for her when it finally gave her an audience in America. For a country that always seemed to embrace alternative music it always baffled me that they showed so little interest in her. | |
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Kate Bush - Hounds of Love. 
Thanks Miss Kisses, you inspired me. | |
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Juanes ~ "A Dios Le Pido" | |
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Billy Bragg & Wilco
Mermaid Ave Volume 1 "California Stars" | |
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Jody Watley ~ "The Love" Angel Remix | |
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ike and tina turner - proud mary Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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i bought a dvd today. miles davis live in paris89.
i hadn`t seen it in such a long time. it`s supersupersuperfunky. to answer the question, they play human nature right now. excellent. | |
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Deee~Lite ~ "I Had A Dream I Was Falling Through A Hole In The Ozone Layer"  | |
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Chico319 said: Deee~Lite ~ "I Had A Dream I Was Falling Through A Hole In The Ozone Layer"
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Album: Bread and Jam for Frances Song: Funnel you wish you had this album. 
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Classic Queen
"Stone Cold Crazy" | |
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Deee~Lite ~ "Bring Me Your Love" | |
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Walkin in the Rain you wish you had this! I saw you... and him... walkin in the raaaiiinn "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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Gangstarr - You know my steez
freshest flow ever. "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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Deborah Cox ~ "Nobody's Supposd to be Here" | |
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ok..that last one just finished.. :LOL:
Lighter Shade of Brown ~ "Latin Active" | |
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Chico319 said: ok..that last one just finished.. :LOL:
Lighter Shade of Brown ~ "Latin Active" hehehehhehehe... i remember that shit. "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum"
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chemmie said: Chico319 said: ok..that last one just finished.. :LOL:
Lighter Shade of Brown ~ "Latin Active" hehehehhehehe... i remember that shit. | |
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