To Speak Is A Sin

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Shelton · #1 Post by **Shelton** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 8:45 am

What a lovely (gay) song!

Cheers
Shelton.

Butters · #2 Post by **Butters** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 9:11 am

And the line is used by Robbie Williams on his song Sin Sin Sin.

joncool5 · #3 Post by **joncool5** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 10:21 am

Shelton wrote:What a lovely (gay) song!

Cheers
Shelton.

Don't you just love homosexual music.

Eldritch · #4 Post by **Eldritch** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 10:25 am

Shelton, are you really going start a thread of its own for every PSB song?

Shelton · #5 Post by **Shelton** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 10:39 am

Eldritch wrote:Shelton, are you really going start a thread of its own for every PSB song?

Is this not a forum ?

Eldritch · #6 Post by **Eldritch** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 11:15 am

Yes, this is a discussion forum, but if every member started every day a thread like "Shopping" with a message containing nothing else than "I quite like it", it wouldn't be a very good forum, would it. If you see To Speak Is A Sin important enough to have a thread devoted to it, then how about telling us some reasons why it is a lovely song in your opinion and how it speaks to you. Because that might be interesting, unlike "What a lovely song".

adampsb · #7 Post by **adampsb** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 12:44 pm

Eldritch wrote:Yes, this is a discussion forum, but if every member started every day a thread like "Shopping" with a message containing nothing else than "I quite like it", it wouldn't be a very good forum, would it. If you see To Speak Is A Sin important enough to have a thread devoted to it, then how about telling us some reasons why it is a lovely song in your opinion and how it speaks to you. Because that might be interesting, unlike "What a lovely song".

I don't see why it has to be interpreted as exclusively a GAY song. One of the great things about PSB songs is that they are ambiguous enough to fit anyone. It could be written froma women's point of view who is considering an affair. I'm not saying it is but it could be.

E-Mail Vampire · #8 Post by **E-Mail Vampire** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 12:44 pm

One of the best tracks on Very after Liberation 1 and 1 make 5, can you forgive her and the theatre

DJAMIX · #9 Post by **DJAMIX** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 3:13 pm

Better than "Dreaming of the queen".

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By the way, I agree with Eldritch. Plus, I noticed that you, Shelton, have an issue with gay subjects (songs, picture sleeves, etc).

Are you trying to get out of the closet or is it just my impression?

zazou · #10 Post by **zazou** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 5:16 pm

joncool5 wrote:
Shelton wrote:What a lovely (gay) song!

Cheers
Shelton.
Don't you just love homosexual music.

! · #11 Post by ! » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 6:50 pm

DJAMIX wrote:Plus, I noticed that you, Shelton, have an issue with gay subjects (songs, picture sleeves, etc).

I'm getting sick of seeing that in his posts!

reactorlgtn · #12 Post by **reactorlgtn** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 7:41 pm

adampsb wrote: I don't see why it has to be interpreted as exclusively a GAY song. One of the great things about PSB songs is that they are ambiguous enough to fit anyone. It could be written froma women's point of view who is considering an affair. I'm not saying it is but it could be.

Thanks for that,

I never even thought of it as GAY... as such...
Can't really say I had any definite sentiment as to what they were on about either, just... dunno. A quiet night at the pub maybe?

! · #13 Post by ! » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 7:42 pm

reactorlgtn wrote:A quiet night at the pub maybe?

Very · #14 Post by **Very** » Mon 19 Jun 2006, 8:05 pm

of course is great - the entire Very is fabulous - the best PSB album ever - the best music album in the world!

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