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Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 7:55 am
by Parkol
Ghost within this house wrote:Parkol wrote:Still here, Parkol?
Do I have to leave this forum?
Now there's an idea.
Parkol wrote:What have you got against STW? Is she a PIDAR too? Or perhaps she, like Neil, George Michael, Elvis, Jesus and Alastair Darling, is working for the Global Network for the Misrepresentation of the Political Maneouvres of Russia?
Must I like this version???
That's my opinion.
Yes, actually. You must.
You must stop f... my brains and leave wishes for yourself.
Also, you can ask site admin to ban me... if you want.
And I do not like Sam Taylor Wood.
I visited her exhibition and it was waste of time.
Also I don’t like her projects with PSB.
I don't like that piece of track, because it's really crap. Maybe full version will be more interesting.
Pet Shop boys did a lot of very awful mixes for Rammstein, The Killers, Madonna...
All that was crap.
They did two really good things with Hallo Spaceboy and Walking on thin ice.
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 11:26 am
by Radiophonic
Good. I thought I was the only one that wasn't interested in Sam Taylor-Wood....
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 12:27 pm
by Loins Of London
Radiophonic wrote:I thought I was the only one that wasn't interested in Sam Taylor-Wood....
She's a woman. Just how interested could you possibly be?
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 2:44 pm
by JSDOUVRES
Parkol wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:Parkol wrote:
Do I have to leave this forum?
Now there's an idea.
Parkol wrote:
Must I like this version???
That's my opinion.
Yes, actually. You must.
You must stop f... my brains and leave wishes for yourself.
Also, you can ask site admin to ban me... if you want.
And I do not like Sam Taylor Wood.
I visited her exhibition and it was waste of time.
Also I don’t like her projects with PSB.
I don't like that piece of track, because it's really crap. Maybe full version will be more interesting.
Pet Shop boys did a lot of very awful mixes for Rammstein, The Killers, Madonna...
All that was crap.
They did two really good things with Hallo Spaceboy and Walking on thin ice.
Maybe Sam Taylor Wood should have made an exhibition of Star Wars cd covers made from copies of PSB sleeves.... Now that really would have been crap, un-original and a complete waste of time. I think you know what I mean Parkol.
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 2:49 pm
by Nickname
Sam Taylor Wood, I don't know if she is a good artist or not but...no words.

Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 3:52 pm
by MarcoS
I just want to have SEX with Radiophonic NOW !
And the song sounds great, production is top notch.
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 4:39 pm
by Ghost within this house
Parkol wrote: You must stop f... my brains and leave wishes for yourself.
I wouldn't dream of f...... your brains as they have hairy ass.
I promise you, I will make sure I save some wishes for myself. Thanks for the advice!
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 4:43 pm
by Posh Boy
nickname wrote:Sam Taylor Wood, I don't know if she is a good artist or not but...no words.

Wasn't too sure about the song, but now..............
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 4:55 pm
by Parkol
JSDOUVRES wrote:Parkol wrote:Ghost within this house wrote:
Now there's an idea.
Yes, actually. You must.
You must stop f... my brains and leave wishes for yourself.
Also, you can ask site admin to ban me... if you want.
And I do not like Sam Taylor Wood.
I visited her exhibition and it was waste of time.
Also I don’t like her projects with PSB.
I don't like that piece of track, because it's really crap. Maybe full version will be more interesting.
Pet Shop boys did a lot of very awful mixes for Rammstein, The Killers, Madonna...
All that was crap.
They did two really good things with Hallo Spaceboy and Walking on thin ice.
Maybe Sam Taylor Wood should have made an exhibition of Star Wars cd covers made from copies of PSB sleeves.... Now that really would have been crap, un-original and a complete waste of time. I think you know what I mean Parkol.
Maybe... Why not.
Star Wars in CD covers would be crap for you… for some other people, but I find it very interesting... and I do not stop post them, because you are not alone on this forum.
I know what you mean and what you want. You want to offend me, but if I was 4-years old - I would cry, but when I was six - got my first prize for my drawing and I know what I am now.
The easiest way is to offend and to judge, the hardest is to create something your own.
I’ve never seen you did something except you posted your posts.
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 8:20 pm
by Loins Of London
Fun Tha´ Mental wrote:Who is this german film star???????????
I said. All together now... "Greta Garbo and Monroe..."
Click da link to see a clip of Vogueing with her Madge:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DzBG--jV_4
Posted: Fri 26 Sep 2008, 9:00 pm
by Loins Of London
The shot was a promo for the famous scene from Morocco in 1930 (the one on the right, that is). Gasp, it's the first lezza kiss on film. Would you Eve and Eve it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LIHZD5uoqs
STW may have forgotten that 15 years ago Madge already based vast chunks of her Girlie Show on various iconic images of a certain German film star. 5 mins into LAV it segues into Falling In Love Again:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JthGaw0i ... re=related
At least you can see she's got balls:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM6w8NI9 ... re=related

Posted: Sat 27 Sep 2008, 12:37 pm
by Loins Of London
Lastly, even hoary old rock bands get in on the act. Did you know that Freddie originally wanted MD as his duet partner on Under Pressure and not the Dame of David.
Gawd, that's as random as Alice Cooper making a Bond theme with Liza Minnelli. Oh, hang on, they did.

Posted: Sun 28 Sep 2008, 1:19 am
by Loins Of London
Thankfully, influence can never be limited to one genre.
Phwoah.
Posted: Tue 30 Sep 2008, 10:32 pm
by BecciJ
Madge certainly likes to 'borrow' from others when constructing her images- it's just a shame that sometimes she gets her ideas from the Grandma Special Edition of Reader's Wives.

Posted: Tue 30 Sep 2008, 10:40 pm
by Loins Of London
If only they'd called the album Hard Randy. At half-ten on a tempestuous Tuesday evening I was doing well on both fronts until you kindly displayed that picture.