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Danny nothing you say is taken seriously.
You homophobic drama queen.
I am too busy and important to deal with you now so run along.

Now shellsuit and Grimsby boy has been taken care of again, back on topic.

And they are your links?

Those links actually show you in your true colours. Well done . A simple search of the rest of your posts as 'Teddie' will prove it's you. Ther isny anyone else remotely like yourself, thankfully.

That link to Danny's post was even more desperate. If thats your hand, you ought to leave the table now.

That song emphasises Erasure's biggest problem. They have struggled for ages to put lyrics to a melody. It just sounds all wrong, as do many of the songs on cd 2 of pop40. Thats the main reason now they are hard to listen to.

Undertaker wrote:That song emphasises Erasure's biggest problem. They have struggled for ages to put lyrics to a melody. It just sounds all wrong, as do many of the songs on cd 2 of pop40. Thats the main reason now they are hard to listen to.

That comment ephasises your biggest problem - a lack of musicality. Finding issues with lyrics (about suicide) and such a great melody is proof you should just hand in your ears and walk away from the table.

And for the record, Mozart, that song is off Chorus - well within the auspices of Pop!40 CD1 territory.

No love is too pure
To give to the world in her naivety
Or too tender to caress with a simple kiss

Ooohh, even getting touchy when we actually discuss Erasure.

I don't care what the song is about. Just because it's about a sensitive subject, doesn't mean i still cant have an opinion. I know very well what album it's off but it's still a weak record, as are most of the tracks on cd2 of pop40. Forced and rushed through with little or no proper production.

How to sing live and in tune.

Undertaker wrote:
Ooohh, even getting touchy when we actually discuss Erasure.

Yes, you should know what "touchy" means. Every time I make any sort of comment about PSB anywhere on this forum, you are pretty much the only guaranteed touchy response.

homer1972 wrote:
How to sing live and in tune.

LOL!

You're right, homer1972, I should probably just let the unimpeachable rapture of the music speak for itself. Even just witnessing how great and musical this band is live is pretty much the A-bomb for any argument here.

I would probably spend my time doctoring bakery photos and making personal slurs toward the band if I was Undertaker, as well. Poor guy.

homer1972 wrote:How to sing live and in tune.

Probably why it's badly mimed.