Anyone like Depeche Mode .........?? [Archive]

Querck

03-05-2003, 01:51 PM

I used to love Depeche,
but Music fo the Masses was later than 82-86, more like 87-88.

Looking back at their music now, it does sound a bit cheesy, like "Just can't get enough" and all the stuff from their first couple albums. But, it gets more serious and more innovative later. Violator was the shit, back when it first came out, and Songs of Faith and Devotion was an amazing transformation into to spiritual rock, and is definitely my favorite DM album. Ultra was not bad, but the last one was a little off.

DJ RON C

03-05-2003, 02:01 PM

DM fan in da howze!!! graemlins/cool_shades.gif

Dangerous
Photograph
Strangelove
Pleasure little treasure
Satellite
But not tonight

some of my favorites

statuskuo

03-05-2003, 02:05 PM

1985- Some Great Reward and 1984 -(RE)Construction Time Again LPs were pretty serious...

cheesy and deep shit were all there.
Shake the Disease.

Violator 1989/90 and their 1987 Music for the Masses were off the hizzy... i still rock personal jesus and shit.. i remember getting it on with "Blue Dress".

Everything counts...

[ March 05, 2003, 03:07 PM: Message edited by: statuskuo ]

floorgasm

03-05-2003, 02:07 PM

violator is still one of my alltime favorite albums (and not just cuz of the title...heh)

but i think it came out 1990.

[ March 05, 2003, 02:08 PM: Message edited by: floorgasm ]

AgentDoubleA

03-05-2003, 02:15 PM

"My litlle angel

wont you come

with meeeeeeee

and tell me.....

IS THERE SOMETHING TO DO
IS THERE SOMETHING TO DO
IS THERE SOMETHING TO DO"

YUJI-SAN

03-05-2003, 02:34 PM

come on and lie to mee
come on and lie to mee
tell me you love mee
say i'm the only one.

surreal

03-05-2003, 02:37 PM

LOVE DM!

AgentDoubleA

03-05-2003, 02:41 PM

"There is a game we play
a game with added reality
you treat me like a dog
got me down on my knees

We call it

Master and Servant

Lets play

Master and Servant"

Randall Clobby

03-05-2003, 02:55 PM

Originally posted by statuskuo:
hooooooooooooooo!

da Lennox usually sings "stripped" to Clobbs. lullabies rule!In turn, Clobbs punches Lennox in the trachea.

03-05-2003, 02:55 PM

Originally posted by YUJI BR0WN:
come on and lie to mee
come on and lie to mee
tell me you love mee
say i'm the only one.I love that one !!!!!

03-05-2003, 02:58 PM

Man, I didn't realize all you were DOWN with Depeche Mode. I was watching Depeche Mode 101 lastnight. If you haven't seen it. Get it !! It is great!!!! Every DM fan should own it!

My Favorites:
Stripped
Something To Do
Question of Time
Question of Lust
Little 15
Damn so many.....

AgentDoubleA

03-05-2003, 03:04 PM

I totally forgot about...

"It's a question of tiiiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIme"

I love that chorus. Along with the newer "Condemnation". graemlins/thumbsup.gif

SPG

03-05-2003, 03:11 PM

I love their older stuff. I remember when I first heard "The meaning of Love" & "Get the Balance Right". It was fun early 80's music.

SPG

[ March 05, 2003, 03:12 PM: Message edited by: SPG ]

Oak Pk, IL's Best Bedroom DJ, serge

03-05-2003, 03:14 PM

Nah. Don't like em'.

Querck

03-05-2003, 03:14 PM

Ok, my DM favorites:

Higher Love
In Your Room
Condemnation
Rush
Enjoy the Silence
Behind the Wheel
Black Celebration

rob gregory

03-05-2003, 03:17 PM

Peace.

"I give in to sin
Because you have to make this life liveable".--Strangelove

I love that line.

"World Full Of Nothing" is one of my favorites.

Friday

03-05-2003, 03:26 PM

Originally posted by serge:
Nah. Don't like em'.me too graemlins/rofl.gif

Oak Pk, IL's Best Bedroom DJ, serge

03-05-2003, 03:45 PM

Originally posted by girlfriday:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by serge:
Nah. Don't like em'.me too graemlins/rofl.gif [/QUOTE]... I LOVE them! :eek: graemlins/rofl.gif

AgentDoubleA

03-05-2003, 03:51 PM

"Put

It

On

The one that I desire"

03-05-2003, 03:52 PM

Originally posted by AgentDoubleA:
"Put

It

On

The one that I desire"graemlins/rofl.gif You're a DM freak DUDE

Bill Blake

03-05-2003, 03:54 PM

I cant stand that ****ing garbage.

Randall Clobby

03-05-2003, 03:55 PM

In all seriousness, I never understood Depeche Mode. I just didn't get it. I like one song, and that's, "It Doesn't Matter," and the main reason I like it is because it's simple, and my friends who were all Depeche fans, would listen to it constantly. Especially when we all would eat a couple of tabs, get in a circle and hug each other. :rolleyes: Oh, I thought of one more song, I honestly like, "Enjoy The Silence." That's a really good song. It has depth.

I prefer Yaz/Alison Moyet/Erasure. I'd also say The Pet Shop Boys, but they are in a totally diferent league.

JUCI_J

03-05-2003, 03:55 PM

I LOVE DM.Still listen every now and then.
Favs are
Enjoy the Silence
Behind the Wheel
Everything Counts
Condemnation
hail.gif

AgentDoubleA

03-05-2003, 03:56 PM

"I cant stand that ****ing garbage"

Spoken like a true Erasure fan. graemlins/rofl.gif Erasure fan, get it, did ya get it? smile.gif

formerly known as kenspank

03-05-2003, 03:56 PM

graemlins/thumbsup.gif

i was a big fan of the violator album.

e2e4

03-05-2003, 04:14 PM

When I was 15 I simply loved that shit, as I was getting older I sold my whole DM collection(and it was a huge one). Nowadays I deeply regret selling it, all the memories...

hmm have to see what the next fleamarkets will bring to me..

alex zen

03-05-2003, 04:23 PM

yes

Walter M. Jones

03-05-2003, 08:06 PM

I always loved DM from Speak and Spell to Violator. The song that always got me was "Blasphemous Rumors". The most heart wrenching song of all time. It is wierd that someone mentioned Erasure. Vince Clark performed keyboards for DM on Speak and Spell before forming Yaz and then Erasure. Good call. Peace.

jsd540

03-05-2003, 08:22 PM

I looooove depeche mode almost as much as I love the beatles, pink floyd and led zep... My favorite songs are

Walk in my shoes
Waiting for the night
In your room
Clean
Black celebration...

Nege

03-05-2003, 08:26 PM

Originally posted by Michael J. Carmona:
Just wondering if anyone else likes Depeche Mode?
I like their earlier stuff, the more electronic stuff. Depeche Mode 101 brings back crazy, but very fond highschool memories.I like
them

And

03-05-2003, 08:31 PM

Originally posted by e2e4:
When I was 15 I simply loved that shit, as I was getting older I sold my whole DM collection(and it was a huge one). Nowadays I deeply regret selling it, all the memories...

hmm have to see what the next fleamarkets will bring to me..I hear ya.

M-TRAXXX

03-05-2003, 08:45 PM

Man... Depeche Mode is another big influence on me. Especially back in thee early 80's when I wore all black w/ tons of eye liner. A freak I was. YES!!!
I always, to this day listen to Depeche Mode on my way to my gigs. Very refreshing ")
Some of my DM favs R ;
- Everything Counts "live"
-World in my eyes
graemlins/cool_shades.gif -It's no Good
-Policy of Truth
-Little 15
- Behind the Wheel.
& the list goeson & on...

M-TRAXXX.

statuskuo

03-05-2003, 09:07 PM

Originally posted by SPG:
I love their older stuff. I remember when I first heard "The meaning of Love" & "Get the Balance Right". It was fun early 80's music. SPGhooooooooooooo!
song of the week on sk.com - Get the balance Right (http://www.unixcore.com/~statuskuo/SOTW/DM_GetTheBalanceRight.ram)

statuskuo

03-05-2003, 09:08 PM

Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
I cant stand that ****ing garbage.make no mistake about it, the retard has spoken.

statuskuo

03-05-2003, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by Randall Clobby:
In all seriousness, I never understood Depeche Mode. I just didn't get it. I like one song, and that's, "It Doesn't Matter," and the main reason I like it is because it's simple, and my friends who were all Depeche fans, would listen to it constantly. Especially when we all would eat a couple of tabs, get in a circle and hug each other. :rolleyes: Oh, I thought of one more song, I honestly like, "Enjoy The Silence." That's a really good song. It has depth.

I prefer Yaz/Alison Moyet/Erasure. I'd also say The Pet Shop Boys, but they are in a totally diferent league.you'd prefer alison Moyet, you man-;over.. i hear that Alsion was a man. yes, she does have one of the best voices to come out of the UK.

Vince Clarke, in a sense, did = the musical backbone of YAZ, DM, Erasure. this is the only time i'll say this.. thank god for the BRITs.

on a sidenote, martin gore is maad gay but chicks loved him. fishnet stockings rule.

check out my mixes 10.28
kaiotic- hangoverhelper1002: sloppy; unfocused; CDJs suck. trainwrecks ****ing rule!
dance/80's/today at
kaiotic 10.28.02 mixes (pt. b and c) (http://www.statuskuo.com/audio_archive_pg4.htm)

MrLiam

03-06-2003, 01:55 AM

what u think of the latest 'i feel loved' Danny Tenaglia remix i never bought it but when i hear in aclub really gets me goin has that something retro about it BOH dont know but smile.gif

Lupine

03-06-2003, 02:12 AM

I always thought he was gay too, but I was told he's married and lives in Santa Barbara. A friend of mine got to go backstage at one of the concerts and according to him, Martin was sandwiched by two hot women. I don't know though...

But yeah, I'm a big DM fan. I know it's cheesy, but "Somebody" probably had the most impact on me in high school. I liked almost anything that would make a depressed teenager even more depressed. This includes The Smiths, The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, New Order, OMD, Bauhaus, Yazoo, etc.

I do like a lot of the brighter, less heavy stuff too. Book of Love brings back memories of high school at Lane Tech. Basically anything produced by Flood and released on Sire was hot.

Originally posted by statuskuo:

on a sidenote, martin gore is maad gay but chicks loved him. fishnet stockings rule.

kaiotic 10.28.02 mixes (pt. b and c) (http://www.statuskuo.com/audio_archive_pg4.htm)

Nege

03-06-2003, 03:08 AM

Originally posted by MrLiam:
what u think of the latest 'i feel loved' Danny Tenaglia remix i never bought it but when i hear in aclub really gets me goin has that I bought it .
wicked record..........

Mah'chew

03-06-2003, 03:22 AM

They were okayish, not really out there with New Order, but definitely above the Pet Shop Boys, no way near Human League really..

It's hard being British, the Mode were not bad but not the greatest, I know the US got hold of them in a big way.

I prefered New Order, Human League, Colour Box and early OMD (Dazzle Ships LP).

The Mode were always on Top of the Pops (BBC style MTV) and were always etched into the pencil-cases of girls.

There was much better stuff and the Mode were always in the US trying to cut it

Guillaume

03-06-2003, 04:24 AM

I must admit I was a big fan, and before "Violator" came out, "Music for the Masses" was my favourite album but this, I thought was really a great change of sound for them [Thanks to Mr. Kevorkian smile.gif ], really moody stuff and a great influence for me!!!

G.

ngeso

03-06-2003, 06:56 AM

i loved DM as a teen, although i pretty much stopped following their work beyond 'Music for the Masses', which is about the same time that i moved from Kenya to Germany (1987). i don't know what put me off, but it was probably that whole 'depressed' and 'dark' imagery that i suddenly encountered here. nevertheless, although they never had quite the grip on me that Human League, Heaven 17, The Bunnymen, Cocteau Twins, Tears For Fears, Split Enz, Simple Minds and - by far - the Smiths had, early DM is right up there for me. mind you, that whole era was the formative phase for me - to this day i personally feel that the type of songwriting that came out of the UK(*) in early and mid 80's has never been equalled.

20 years after the fact you still have a surprisingly large community of teenagers running around today looking like Robert Smith, and i find myself enjoying watching them do their thing B/C everybody else is trying to be Eminem LOL. German youth, to this date, yields an unwavering DM fanbase, and DM always seem to enjoy themselves especially, when they come to perform here.

here's one of their greatest - a song has never been as apt and on point as it is today.

peace. ngeso.
.
.
.
People are people so why should it be
You and I should get along so awfully

So we're different colours
And we're different creeds
And different people have different needs
It's obvious you hate me
Though I've done nothing wrong
I never even met you
So what could I have done

I can't understand
What makes a man
Hate another man
Help me understand

People are people so why should it be
You and I should get along so awfully

Help me understand

Now you're punching and you're kicking
And you're shouting at me
I'm relying on your common decency
So far it hasn't surfaced
But I'm sure it exists
It just takes a while to travel
From your head to your fist

I can't understand
What makes a man
Hate another man

Help me understand

smile.gif

(* Split Enz being from New Zealand, of course)

[ March 06, 2003, 07:04 AM: Message edited by: ngeso ]

03-06-2003, 11:21 AM

You people reminded me ! I myself also grew up listening to New Order, The Smiths, The Cure, Yaz, Erasure, Heaven 17, Human League, Berlin, ABC, etc. I was really influenced by the MTV show 120 minutes !! Yes, I admit I used to skate and jam all this New Wave stuff in my teenage years; these names take me back to junior high! The 80's was a great decade for music. http://deephousepage.com/smilies/gap.gif

SPG

03-06-2003, 11:26 AM

Originally posted by statuskuo:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by SPG:
I love their older stuff. I remember when I first heard "The meaning of Love" & "Get the Balance Right". It was fun early 80's music. SPGhooooooooooooo!
song of the week on sk.com - Get the balance Right (http://www.unixcore.com/~statuskuo/SOTW/DM_GetTheBalanceRight.ram)[/QUOTE]I'm there!

SPG

03-06-2003, 11:35 AM

Originally posted by M-TRAXXX:
Especially back in thee early 80's when I wore all black w/ tons of eye liner. A freak I was. http://deephousepage.com/smilies/red_eyes.gif
Dayuumm M-TRAXX,

You were a freak !!! http://deephousepage.com/smilies/grinno.gif

AgentDoubleA

03-06-2003, 11:53 AM

"Book of Love brings back memories of high school at Lane Tech"

Lupine, did you ever go to "Alcatrazz" (around '94) teen dance club on Goethe street? The promoters there brought in Book of Love like 20 times graemlins/jpshakehead.gif .

03-06-2003, 12:04 PM

Originally posted by AgentDoubleA:
Book of Love brings back memories of high school
"I'm not a boy, uhuh, boy, uhuh"
"But now it's alright, without those boys"

Ahh, so many memories!!

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 12:05 PM

Originally posted by ngeso:
i loved DM as a teen, although i pretty much stopped following their work beyond 'Music for the Masses', which is about the same time that i moved from Kenya to Germany (1987). i don't know what put me off, but it was probably that whole 'depressed' and 'dark' imagery that i suddenly encountered here. nevertheless, although they never had quite the grip on me that Human League, Heaven 17, The Bunnymen, Cocteau Twins, Tears For Fears, Split Enz, Simple Minds and - by far - the Smiths had, early DM is right up there for me. mind you, that whole era was the formative phase for me - to this day i personally feel that the type of songwriting that came out of the UK(*) in early and mid 80's has never been equalled.

(* Split Enz being from New Zealand, of course)JERZEEEEEEEEEE! been saying this all along. depression adn cloudy days in the UK can really bring out the best of lyrics. you can include Tears for Fears on that roster.

i'd like a mix of yours.. music from this era. thanks in advance.

peath

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 12:08 PM

Thonmpson Twins.. Joy Division, PIL, Sugar Cubes NO were all a big part of my growing up in the 80's. but i was also dancing to other genres concurrently.

peace to all.

Walter M. Jones

03-06-2003, 12:45 PM

Originally posted by statuskuo:
Thonmpson Twins.. Joy Division, PIL, Sugar Cubes NO were all a big part of my growing up in the 80's. but i was also dancing to other genres concurrently.

peace to all.I'm with you guys. I was totally into everything musical(exept country)in the 80's. I could fit into every category. My girlfriend was a real freak in high school and would like to put eyeliner on me. I went from industrial to hip hop to classical to new age to house to jazz to etc. Peace.

Randall Clobby

03-06-2003, 01:06 PM

Originally posted by statuskuo:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Randall Clobby:
In all seriousness, I never understood Depeche Mode. I just didn't get it. I like one song, and that's, "It Doesn't Matter," and the main reason I like it is because it's simple, and my friends who were all Depeche fans, would listen to it constantly. Especially when we all would eat a couple of tabs, get in a circle and hug each other. :rolleyes: Oh, I thought of one more song, I honestly like, "Enjoy The Silence." That's a really good song. It has depth.

I prefer Yaz/Alison Moyet/Erasure. I'd also say The Pet Shop Boys, but they are in a totally diferent league.you'd prefer alison Moyet, you man-;over.. i hear that Alsion was a man. yes, she does have one of the best voices to come out of the UK.

Vince Clarke, in a sense, did = the musical backbone of YAZ, DM, Erasure. this is the only time i'll say this.. thank god for the BRITs.

on a sidenote, martin gore is maad gay but chicks loved him. fishnet stockings rule.

check out my mixes 10.28
kaiotic- hangoverhelper1002: sloppy; unfocused; CDJs suck. trainwrecks ****ing rule!
dance/80's/today at
kaiotic 10.28.02 mixes (pt. b and c) (http://www.statuskuo.com/audio_archive_pg4.htm)[/QUOTE]Alison Moyet is all woman, baby. Fantastic voice. Vince Clarke is amazing, and he's a homo, just like the biggest flame in British history, Martin Gore; next to Quentin Crisp.

MATHIUS: Can you really put Depeche Mode on a higher tier than The Pet Shop Boys, I mean, really. Neil Tennant's wordplay is infinitely more complex and acerbic than David "The Man Who Can't Even Kill Himself" Gahan, and Chris Lowe's mastery of the synthesizer and production standards put Martin Bore's to shame.

I'd put The Pet Shop Boy's album, "Very," over "Speak and Spell," or "Violator," any day.

Lupine

03-06-2003, 01:34 PM

You're talking about Andy Bell (vocals on Erasure), right? I've read interviews where Vince claimed to be straight...

Originally posted by Randall Clobby:

Vince Clarke is amazing, and he's a homo...

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 01:35 PM

Mr. "i got the brain, you got the looks, let's make lottsa money..." / "what have i, what have I, what i have done to deserve this..." great tunes... but

Lupine

03-06-2003, 01:40 PM

You're talking about Anything Box, right? The last time I heard about Book of Love performing was in 88 or 89 at the Metro when they were touring for Lullaby. I never did go to those Alcatraz parties...I was sorta out of it at the time. hehe I didn't go to a whole lot of new wave parties...just a couple that some Loyola dudes (Brian Clark and some other guy) would throw and those were in 91. Those were the good ol days...

Originally posted by AgentDoubleA:
"Book of Love brings back memories of high school at Lane Tech"

Lupine, did you ever go to "Alcatrazz" (around '94) teen dance club on Goethe street? The promoters there brought in Book of Love like 20 times graemlins/jpshakehead.gif .

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 01:41 PM

Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet used to phuck.

Andy Bell and Jimmy Somerville (aka konbit) are the same person. they also used to phuck.

03-06-2003, 01:46 PM

While we are talking about the Pet Shop Boys. Did you know? That the Pet Shop Boys first album was produced and arranged by Bobby Orlando!!!Bobby Orlando also had great dance hits like: I'm so hot for you, How to pick up girls, Beat by Beat, and of course She has her way, all BMX classics. He also produced The Flirts, Divine, Roni Griffith (Spies, Your love is my Drug), and many more. Anyway, just wanted to throw that out there.

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000001QJ9.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

[ March 06, 2003, 01:54 PM: Message edited by: Michael J. Carmona ]

Randall Clobby

03-06-2003, 01:49 PM

Originally posted by statuskuo:
Mr. "i got the brain, you got the looks, let's make lottsa money..." / "what have i, what have I, what i have done to deserve this..." great tunes... but"From a patron / Of the Arts / Or at least The Phantom Of The Opera / Will I catch / Your eye"--Ouch.

"She's made you / Some kind of laughing stock / because you dance to disco / and you don't like rock / She'd make fun / of you and even in bed / Said she was gonna go and get herself a real man instead"--Double Ouch.

The man is a genius.

Lupine: I was talking about Vince Clarke. I could be wrong.

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 01:56 PM

Originally posted by Randall Clobby:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by statuskuo:
[qb]Mr. "i got the brain, you got the looks, let's make lottsa money..." / "what have i, what have I, what i have done to deserve this..." great tunes... but"From a patron / Of the Arts / Or at least The Phantom Of The Opera / Will I catch / Your eye"--Ouch.

"She's made you / Some kind of laughing stock / because you dance to disco / and you don't like rock / She'd make fun / of you and even in bed / Said she was gonna go and get herself a real man instead"--Double Ouch.The man is a genius.[/QUOTE]werd! that man rhymes about as good as Debbie Harry.

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 01:57 PM

Originally posted by Michael J. Carmona:
While we are talking about the Pet Shop Boys. Did you know? That the Pet Shop Boys first album was produced and arranged by Bobby Orlando!!!Bobby Orlando also had great dance hits like: I'm so hot for you, How to pick up girls, Beat by Beat, and of course She has her way, all BMX classics. He also produced The Flirts, Divine, Roni Griffith (Spies, Your love is my Drug), and many more. Anyway, just wanted to throw that out there. http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000001QJ9.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpgi just lost the little respect i had for them.

03-06-2003, 01:59 PM

Why man? That was the shit in the 80's !

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 02:19 PM

Originally posted by Michael J. Carmona:
Why man? That was the shit in the 80's !yeah, you have a point since i used to dig Will to Power's hits and Stevie B.. Emerald City!!! call me a guido, i don't care.

trento

03-06-2003, 03:57 PM

man i haven't played my "music for the masses" tape since '87. i used to play the hell outta that. one day soon i'm gonna chief and put that bitch in the deck.

AgentDoubleA

03-06-2003, 04:06 PM

Your right Lupine Anything box was the band that they brought in every week.

"Pretty boys, and pretty girls"

surreal

03-06-2003, 04:13 PM

"Book of Love"....awwwhhhh yeah, that's awsome! My friend has it on vinyl, not sure which mix, but it's a sweet addition to a tight house mix.

statuskuo

03-06-2003, 09:51 PM

Originally posted by surreal:
"Book of Love"....awwwhhhh yeah, that's awsome! My friend has it on vinyl, not sure which mix, but it's a sweet addition to a tight house mix.daniel does the robot to this Book of Love track

Walter M. Jones

03-06-2003, 10:35 PM

Anybody get into Colourbox?

Lupine

03-07-2003, 12:32 AM

Living in Oblivion.

Do u know that one song, "Who Are You Gonna Run To?" by Warren Rigg?

Originally posted by AgentDoubleA:
Your right Lupine Anything box was the band that they brought in every week.

"Pretty boys, and pretty girls"

dennis f

03-07-2003, 12:41 AM

all ima say is......

"...Princess Di is wearin' a new dress...."

oh and

"Strangelove......"

Simon L

03-07-2003, 05:39 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jolyon:
[QB]Depeche Mode are awesome.

Try to find a copy of Shep Pettibone's remix of Behind The Wheel. Brilliant.

The Shep Pettibone mix of Behind the Wheel is great, I also like the Francois K edit of Own Personal Jesus....

statuskuo

03-07-2003, 09:30 AM

i think it was Fk's.. that "Dangerous" mix is Ill.. also the Kaleidoscope.

manfred

03-07-2003, 11:03 AM

anything box and guidos...jersey represent! smokin.gif

lyrics that popped into my head while reading this thread:

i'm taking a ride with my best friend
i hope he never let's me down again...
he knows where he's taking me
taking me where i want to be...

my little girl, drive anywhere
do what you want, i don't caaare
tonight, i'm in the hands of fate
i hand myself, over on a plate...now

let's have a black celebration, black celebration
tonight
to celebrate the fact that we've seen the back of another black, daaaaaaaaay...

and the song that if you played on the piano would make the girls swoon:

i want somebody to share, share the rest of my life, share my inner most thoughts know my intimate details... graemlins/mecry.gif

well anyway, sorry about the serenade, got lost in the moment. just glad david gahn wasn't successful in offing himself like michael hutchence (this is what you need! i'll give you what you need!). or did hutchence really just die of self-asphyxiation?

matthew

03-07-2003, 11:35 AM

Originally posted by Randall Clobby:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by statuskuo:
Mr. "i got the brain, you got the looks, let's make lottsa money..." / "what have i, what have I, what i have done to deserve this..." great tunes... but"From a patron / Of the Arts / Or at least The Phantom Of The Opera / Will I catch / Your eye"--Ouch.

"She's made you / Some kind of laughing stock / because you dance to disco / and you don't like rock / She'd make fun / of you and even in bed / Said she was gonna go and get herself a real man instead"--Double Ouch.

The man is a genius.

Lupine: I was talking about Vince Clarke. I could be wrong.[/QUOTE]amen to that

i'm always hoping / you'd be faithful/but you're not i suppose / we've both given up smoking/cos its fatal / so whose matches are those?

versus

people are people so why should it be / you and i should get along so awfully

no contest...