Posted: Fri 26 Mar 2004, 10:35 am
My dad quite likes psb, and so does my sisters. My mum thinkgs they are dull and boring and that all songs sound the same. My girlfriend however, loves them 
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Posted: Fri 26 Mar 2004, 11:41 am
Posted: Fri 26 Mar 2004, 2:32 pm
I think my own parents were just happy it wasn't death metal...
Posted: Fri 26 Mar 2004, 2:35 pm
You know, I think I will.Undertaker wrote:Then play it louder. If they are taking the piss out of you, they obviously don't like PSB. So piss them off by cranking up the volume. Go girl.dizzy wrote:A bit of Queen I wouldn't mindPigletWildebeest wrote: oh dear!
you call your parents old? Mine are in their mid-50s and prefer French chansons and Queen; Neil Diamond and things like that...I actually love Sex Pistols and old rock n roll, but at least I keep an open mind towards other music. My parents don't. Gets on my nerves.
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Posted: Fri 26 Mar 2004, 2:35 pm
LittleBummerBoy wrote:Yes but which bit?dizzy wrote:A bit of a Queen I wouldn't mind
On second thought, don't answer that!
Posted: Mon 29 Mar 2004, 3:49 pm
Nothing wrong with Queen, love.PigletWildebeest wrote:oh dear!dizzy wrote:I never play PSB loud in the house when the family's around. They just make fun of me, because they're old (old, and old... 40) rockers who were into Sex Pistols and now only listens to U2 and Metallica and such dull things. It sucks.
you call your parents old? Mine are in their mid-50s and prefer French chansons and Queen; Neil Diamond and things like that...
Posted: Mon 29 Mar 2004, 3:53 pm
Yes, I'm from Belfast. I was very pleased with Celtic and enjoyed presenting the story on Saturday's show.KW1 wrote:one of thier albums was laying around, and my dad picked it up like he had found a joint or something. "Pet Shop Boys??!" he said in a 'what-in-the-crap-is-this?!!' manner.
I never explained it to them.
Posted: Thu 01 Apr 2004, 12:25 am
My mum loves them - particularly It's a sin. My dad used to like them but then he heard they're gay and lost all his interest in them. Although he still likes New York City boy and It's a sin. I don't think their sexuality's the reason - he loves George Michael, for example, but the fact that I love them and their music passionately. Probably he got very jealous about it.
My granny loves the PSB, particularly Love is a catastrophe
My granny loves the PSB, particularly Love is a catastrophe
Posted: Thu 01 Apr 2004, 1:48 pm
no. There is nothing wrong with Queen or even Neil Diamond.Niall wrote:Nothing wrong with Queen, love.PigletWildebeest wrote:oh dear!dizzy wrote:I never play PSB loud in the house when the family's around. They just make fun of me, because they're old (old, and old... 40) rockers who were into Sex Pistols and now only listens to U2 and Metallica and such dull things. It sucks.
you call your parents old? Mine are in their mid-50s and prefer French chansons and Queen; Neil Diamond and things like that...
But it's a bit hard to remember that when your parents are playing it so loud you can hear it upstairs...
Still, better than when my mother puts on Edith Piaff I suppose...
Posted: Thu 01 Apr 2004, 2:00 pm
My mum isn't too bothered about pop music in general. My dad is more of a guitar man, but he recognises that PSB are good, intelligent songwriters.
Posted: Mon 05 Apr 2004, 10:03 am
During my late teens (late 80s) my Dad used to like the PSBs. My mum didn't really have any interest in pop music. The other day my Dad asked "are the PSBs still making records?" "Yes" I replied. "Good for them" he said.
He's in his early 70s now so I doubt he listens to radio 1 anymore.
My wife can't stand the PSBs and everyone I mention them to sneers, so I have to keep my "dirtly little secret" to myself now. ...and share it with the good people on here, of course.
He's in his early 70s now so I doubt he listens to radio 1 anymore.
My wife can't stand the PSBs and everyone I mention them to sneers, so I have to keep my "dirtly little secret" to myself now. ...and share it with the good people on here, of course.
Posted: Mon 05 Apr 2004, 12:22 pm
You should've seen my grandma's face when I played her Paninaro. She thinks The Beatles are really hip at the moment.
Posted: Mon 05 Apr 2004, 3:23 pm
My mother was the one who told me to buy Actually... but she grew tired of them, claiming they were too "easy listening".
Posted: Mon 05 Apr 2004, 3:26 pm
My mum likes It's A Sin , but doesn't care about PSB in general .
My dad can't understand how the hell can I listen to "those talentless homosexuals with their extremely lousy singer and boring songs" . My dad is a typical USSR-raised man ( which explains his evil and embarrassing homophobia ) , who grew up on Heavy Metal and The Beatles . Maybe this explains why I turned out to be so anti-Beatles , AC/DC and Deep Purple ...
Sad sad
My dad can't understand how the hell can I listen to "those talentless homosexuals with their extremely lousy singer and boring songs" . My dad is a typical USSR-raised man ( which explains his evil and embarrassing homophobia ) , who grew up on Heavy Metal and The Beatles . Maybe this explains why I turned out to be so anti-Beatles , AC/DC and Deep Purple ...
Sad sad
Posted: Mon 05 Apr 2004, 3:33 pm
Luna Noctis wrote:My mum likes It's A Sin , but doesn't care about PSB in general .
My dad can't understand how the hell can I listen to "those talentless homosexuals with their extremely lousy singer and boring songs" . My dad is a typical USSR-raised man ( which explains his evil and embarrassing homophobia ) , who grew up on Heavy Metal and The Beatles . Maybe this explains why I turned out to be so anti-Beatles , AC/DC and Deep Purple ...
Sad sad
