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#188179 - 06/11/2003 15:50 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: mwest]
davec
old hand

Registered: 18/08/2000
Posts: 992
Loc: Georgetown, TX USA
My favorite is I Will Always Love You at a Wedding...

Yeah that would be more appropriate at the courthouse after the divorce papers are filed...
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#188180 - 06/11/2003 16:05 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: mwest]
peter
carpal tunnel

Registered: 13/07/2000
Posts: 4174
Loc: Cambridge, England
My favorite is I Will Always Love You at a Wedding...
Some very good friends of mine wanted Sit Down by James for the first dance at their wedding, until I told them what the lyrics were. ("Now I've come back down again, it's worse than it was before / If I hadn't seen such riches, I could live with being poor...")

Peter

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#188181 - 06/11/2003 16:10 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: mtempsch]
webroach
old hand

Registered: 23/07/2003
Posts: 869
Loc: Colorado
I really don't know how to feel about this. I got a 98, without telling it where I found the link. I think just the fact that I knew "Thunderdome" puts me in line for mercy-killing, though....
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#188182 - 13/11/2003 07:56 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: tonyc]
speedy67
enthusiast

Registered: 18/12/2000
Posts: 342
Loc: South-West-Germany
I'm sure a lot of us would have gotten more of them if we had at least a portion of the melody of the song to jog our memory...


same for me. Got 43,85 (-30% for being a yuppie, +5 points for telling where i found it)
I lived and still love the 80s, but many of them (which i know well) didn't find the matching melody. And, as a german, i often ignore difficult lyrics, if i just like the sound. I just sing some phantasy-words for the parts i don't understand.

Surprisingly i have many songs right with high points but missed much more of the "easy" ones.

cheers, Thomas
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#188183 - 13/11/2003 08:58 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: speedy67]
mtempsch
pooh-bah

Registered: 02/06/2000
Posts: 1996
Loc: Gothenburg, Sweden
Surprisingly i have many songs right with high points but missed much more of the "easy" ones.

Same for me - might be that those songs were more popular/common in Europe than in the US...

/Michael
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#188184 - 13/11/2003 14:10 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: mtempsch]
lopan
old hand

Registered: 28/01/2002
Posts: 970
Loc: Manassas VA
sweet! I got a 67...
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#188185 - 14/11/2003 04:53 Re: Were you a product of the 80s? [Re: speedy67]
canuckInOR
carpal tunnel

Registered: 13/02/2002
Posts: 3212
Loc: Portland, OR
I just sing some phantasy-words for the parts i don't understand.
We do it here, too. I was so set to enter "Soup and Salad Bar" in there somewhere...

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