Interview with a difference....
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mark130273 wrote: »erm...i didnt mean it like that.....:blushing:
erm.. let me backtrack.......
oh no........my deep dark secret is out ...:ohmy:
:laugh::laugh:
Dont worry Mark, its only one of your terrible dark secrets...the other thousand or so are still safe
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mark130273 wrote: »gee ....thanks for that..im so glad my weekend stints as "mavelous majella" is safe.....:001_wub:
not to mention your treasured jason donovan cd collection 0 -
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mark130273 wrote: »yeh but ive only got them as back up to my rick astley best of collection !!!:laugh:
you shouldnt have mentioned that....i happen to know that there are some huge fans of rick astley on here and they would tear your arm off for that collection 0 -
People might knock Rick but at least most whose growing up music was in that decade can name him as one of the 'stars' of the latter decade unlike most of the 90's b*llocks where no-one really stood out from '94-95 onwards.0
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am cold :crying:0
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People might knock Rick but at least most whose growing up music was in that decade can name him as one of the 'stars' of the latter decade unlike most of the 90's b*llocks where no-one really stood out from '94-95 onwards.
my Nan sings better that rick astley blobbyh.....in fact most peoples Nan's do.......and thats why people knock him....it doesnt matter what era he is in....he is bad in any era 0 -
Not saying he wasn't but it's easy to say who was in the 80's decade from start (Duran Duran, Spandau, Blondie etc) to middle (U2, Simple Minds, Aha) to end (Rick, Kylie, Jason etc) which isn't so easy to say for the 90's. Maybe it's cos my decade was the 80's but nobody seemed to define the 90's as much, especially the latter half IMO.0
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hey ive only ever done 3 karoke songs in my life ....... 3: angels(who hasnt)
2: bohemian rapside
1: never gonna give you up,by said rick !!!0 -
messedup89 wrote: »am cold :crying:
Why:001_unsure:0 -
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well maybe messedup89 you should get working harder to keep the blood flow in your fingers ????lol0
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messedup89 wrote: »the office is freezing! We have 2 radiators in the office but they at other ends of the office and im in the middle
It was nice and hot yesterday :thumbup1:
Refuse to work untill the boss warms you up........or is he yuk!0 -
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Maybe you've caught hypothermia from your deja flu?0
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messedup89 wrote: »lol he's yuk yuk! And also not in till thursday!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
another one skivving ......give wizz there wont be anyone on here come tmow !!0 -
all last week he finished at 2! And now he aint in till thursday! It has been a bit quote on hear today0
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Not saying he wasn't but it's easy to say who was in the 80's decade from start (Duran Duran, Spandau, Blondie etc) to middle (U2, Simple Minds, Aha) to end (Rick, Kylie, Jason etc) which isn't so easy to say for the 90's. Maybe it's cos my decade was the 80's but nobody seemed to define the 90's as much, especially the latter half IMO.
Fair point, i am not a fan of 90's music anyway, but listening trends changed significantly during the 90's with (in my opinion) rubbish like Trance, Techno and Rave increasing in popularity and changing listner demands, engulfing the charts and swaying music preference which in turn dictated what types of music up and coming artists/ bands developed to capture a wider listening market.
I think this had an effect on what was popular and it took a few years for bands to start coming through again such as Stereophonics, Dashboard Confessionals etc...
Thats why I think you had no definning artists in the latter 90's...i might be wrong, its open to debate but thats my opinion. How else could the Cheeky Girls get to number one 0 -
Fair point, i am not a fan of 90's music anyway, but listening trends changed significantly during the 90's with (in my opinion) rubbish like Trance, Techno and Rave increasing in popularity and changing listner demands, engulfing the charts and swaying music preference which in turn dictated what types of music up and coming artists/ bands developed to capture a wider listening market.
I think this had an effect on what was popular and it took a few years for bands to start coming through again such as Stereophonics, Dashboard Confessionals etc...
Thats why I think you had no definning artists in the latter 90's...i might be wrong, its open to debate but thats my opinion. How else could the Cheeky Girls get to number one
Ok!! you have proved you like music:001_tt2:0 -
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messedup89 wrote: »who doesnt! :confused1:
Sorry...that sounded a bit naff....what I mean't was it was obviously a subject close to his heart as he has had more than a couple of words to say about it..
I will consider myself told off:001_tt2:0 -
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messedup89 wrote: »lol aw we dont mean it :laugh:
I know...just trying to get some sympathy:crying:0
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