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Posted by jiminy on 06-05-2003 at13:50:

 

I have heard of U2
didnt they sell lots and lots of records?
or was that Milli VAnilli?

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Posted by Squidzit on 06-05-2003 at14:05:

 

Wow, The Imperials, that brings back memories! My older brother won some Imperial tickets when I was about 8 years old. We went to see them in Indiana, it's been a long time. I don't remember if Terry Blackwood and Sherman Andrus were still with them or if they had already formed Andrus Blackwood & Co. It was about 1977 or '78. "Heaven Help Us All", I think that was the name of my favorite song. "Heaven help the man who gave the boy a gun" Been a long time, I was very young.

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Posted by JR88 on 06-05-2003 at14:29:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Squidzit 1982, I was 13! Driver8 was only 8!!!

Man you are old!

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Posted by Squidzit on 06-05-2003 at15:24:

 

Ringo agrees.

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Posted by JR88 on 06-05-2003 at15:32:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Squidzit Ringo agrees.

LOL

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Posted by jiminy on 06-05-2003 at16:01:

 

all the boys agree

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Posted by jiminy on 06-05-2003 at16:02:

 

but me the most (uh huh)

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Posted by DaLe on 06-05-2003 at16:53:

  ...and you're likely to remain

quote:

Originally posted by DaLe uReViG You play old music Well some of it's a bore To me it's all irrelevant Like Haight Street and love beads Still you want to make a statement But this nostalgia thing hangs on Your friends all miss the point cause They see where you've gone They've seen that you've gone to... You take another trip down memory lane You go down there once too often and you're likely to remain CooL little Web site I found Remembering the Classics

from the album "Doppelgänger"
Memory Lane
Words and Music by Terry Taylor
©1983 Twitchen Vibes/ Paragon Music Corp. ASCAP

You have gotten much thinner
You're lookin' like a shadow
It's from dwelling on the might-have-beens
Living in a time-warp
To whom am I speaking? Some ghost from the past?
While you think about old glories
You're fading real fast
You take too many trips down memory lane
You take too many trips down memory lane
You take another trip down memory lane
You go down there once too often and you're likely to remain

I HaVe HaD this song stuck in my HeaD all DaY !!!

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Posted by Squidzit on 06-05-2003 at17:59:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jiminy all the boys agree

Jiminy, now that is cool! Made me LOL...hey, I think I'm getting the hang of this message board lingo!!

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Posted by BD on 06-05-2003 at19:12:

 

lingo?

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Posted by Joey T. on 06-05-2003 at19:16:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jiminy I have heard of U2 didnt they sell lots and lots of records? or was that Milli VAnilli?

i thought we said no more posting pictures of hot chicks?






















oh yeah, those are dudes.....

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Posted by servantsteve on 06-05-2003 at19:27:

 

Girl, you know it's true.

I saw Milli Vanilli in concert and I couldn't tell they were lip synching.

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Posted by Woggy on 06-05-2003 at19:48:

 

did you actually PAY to see them, Steverino?????

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Posted by Pfiagra on 06-06-2003 at09:37:

  Off Topic

Regarding the whole Milli Vanilli thing:

Has anyone else ever wondered why someone would destroy a record of music that they enjoy listening to even if it was found out to be a fake?

I could understand that you would feel betrayed to some extent, but if you liked the music then why would it matter that the two chicks, err..dudes on the cover didn't actually perform the song.

That's the problem with the whole MTV-thing. Its all based on image and has nothing to do with music.

(BTW, I'm not a Milli Vanilli fan. I don't mind listening to Vanilli so much, but I could never stand Milli's singing.)

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Posted by jiminy on 06-06-2003 at09:45:

  JOEYY!!!!!

you always say it juuusssttt rriighhttt.
I couldnt resist that pick- dont ask me why-
its the flower- i guess

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Posted by Mark on 06-06-2003 at21:30:

 

Milli Vanilli glows with warmth no matter who is singing.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 06-09-2003 at16:13:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Mark Milli Vanilli glows with warmth no matter who is singing.

wow. another who sees the truth.
I hated them when I thought they really sang those songs!
If anything I liked them more when I found out the music was someone else's



this just popped up here... I have no idea where it came from...
what the hell? Is spam invading my post?
http://www.minnesotasingles.com/signup_action.asp

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Posted by Pfiagra on 06-10-2003 at00:50:

 

Or course Milli Vanilli's music is terrible and I wouldn't be caught dead listening to it, but I'm still curious what people think about it.

Let say, for instance, that we all discovered that Terry's music was actually written and sung by Morty the producer and that Terry was just the eye swiss vanilla booboo for the band.

Would you appreciate the music, lyrics, commentary, humor, etc. any less?

Would you stop listening to your CDs? Burn them?

My main question to those former Milli Vanilli fans is if the music didn't change before the revelation that they were a fraud, why should your opinion of the music (not the artist) change after the fact?

I know that this isn't the most important or timely social topic of the day, but I've always wondered what other's have thought of this. The only answer I come up with is that few people really listen or care about music and for most its all just the image.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 06-10-2003 at00:54:

 

Sadly, you are right. I wouldn't think any less of the music if terry was a fraud.

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Posted by Gamgee on 06-10-2003 at15:15:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Pfiagra Or course Milli Vanilli's music is terrible and I wouldn't be caught dead listening to it, but I'm still curious what people think about it. Let say, for instance, that we all discovered that Terry's music was actually written and sung by Morty the producer and that Terry was just the eye swiss vanilla booboo for the band.

Terry as eye candy?