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I doubt that a pic of Madge displaying her 50 year old wares would be able to totally quash your libido...

Especially as it was posted straight after a nearly naked shot of dame Edna... but hey, whatever floats your boat.

Heather Mills?

BecciJ wrote:I doubt that a pic of Madge displaying her 50 year old wares would be able to totally quash your libido...

Did you feel something in the golden circle down Cardiff way last month?

Hmmmm... not that I remember. Must have been very quick.

Radiophonic wrote:

Heather Mills?

No, definitely not her. There are two real legs, plus the eyes have pupils in them, not pound signs.

Actually, I found that this new collaboration single cover's photography is rather charming for me. She have a couple of appealing features of her face, when light and shade falls in the right way. And it's black and white, you know.

Loins Of London wrote: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.

That is total bullshit.
Under Pressure was originally a demo called Feel Like and only became a duet once David Bowie got involved. It then became People on Streets and then, finally, Under Pressure.

There's a new picture of Sam Taylor Wood and the Pets on the official site. Well, I presume it's Chris in the picture. How many pictures of the back of his head do we need?

*attempts to copy and paste but fails*

Dipso wrote:There's a new picture of Sam Taylor Wood and the Pets on the official site. Well, I presume it's Chris in the picture. How many pictures of the back of his head do we need?

*attempts to copy and paste but fails*

Its a cool picture, as understated as ever. Lovely

(from l-r) Neil Tennant, Shaun Wright-Phillips and the local hoodie.

He must be standing on a large box in that pic.

*waits for inevitable pun*

Niall wrote:
That is total bullshit.
Under Pressure was originally a demo called Feel Like and only became a duet once David Bowie got involved. It then became People on Streets and then, finally, Under Pressure.

Oh dear. Irony is clearly lost on lesser mortals.

Marlene gave up singing in the 70s would be a clue.

Oh, and Feel Like bears only a passing resemblance to Under Pressure. Have you been reading the new Record Collector? The drum pattern and chords are there, but not the famous bassline and the lyrics are completely unrelated.

Loins Of London wrote:

Niall wrote:
That is total bullshit.
Under Pressure was originally a demo called Feel Like and only became a duet once David Bowie got involved. It then became People on Streets and then, finally, Under Pressure.

Oh dear. Irony is clearly lost on lesser mortals.

Marlene gave up singing in the 70s would be a clue.

Oh, and Feel Like bears only a passing resemblance to Under Pressure. Have you been reading the new Record Collector? The drum pattern and chords are there, but not the famous bassline and the lyrics are completely unrelated.

I think you'll find that Ice Ice Baby came before Under Pressure.

So, still stirring at this late hour, big?

Ghost within this house wrote:

Loins Of London wrote:

Niall wrote:
That is total bullshit.
Under Pressure was originally a demo called Feel Like and only became a duet once David Bowie got involved. It then became People on Streets and then, finally, Under Pressure.

Oh dear. Irony is clearly lost on lesser mortals.

Marlene gave up singing in the 70s would be a clue.

Oh, and Feel Like bears only a passing resemblance to Under Pressure. Have you been reading the new Record Collector? The drum pattern and chords are there, but not the famous bassline and the lyrics are completely unrelated.

I think you'll find that Ice Ice Baby came before Under Pressure.

So, still stirring at this late hour, big?

Just back from a great night out - centred around Stevie Wonder's final concert at the 02 - what an awesome man he is. Incomparable really.