Should I sue Apple because iTunes made me remember these guys?
And yes, I actually downloaded “I Only Want To Be With You.”
Help me.
-Bruce (GayPatriot)
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Should I sue Apple because iTunes made me remember these guys?
And yes, I actually downloaded “I Only Want To Be With You.”
Help me.
-Bruce (GayPatriot)
Quick, download some ABBA or Cher to take the tunes out of your head. Works every time.
Now, if I could only get “Half-Breed” disco remix out of my head…
Regards,
Peter H.
Now, you wouldn’t want to be part of that ever-evil legal system of lawyers and activist judges, now would you?
I’m scared for you. You couldn’t find any good music?
S A T U R D A Y Night.
Of course you should sue. The fact that you asked the question confirms the abuse perpetrated upon you. You’re a lawyer you should know that.
A good jury ought to award $6 gazillion. In Detroit that would par for a jury.
Who?
Who is a lawyer? Not I!!
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Should I sue Apple because iTunes made me remember these guys?
As I’ve mentioned on more than a few web sites, you can sue whomever you wish. You may not win, but you can sue. And, if the defendants are awarded attorneys fees against you for the suit being frivolous, you might rue the day that you sued.
That being said–in jest, but not by much–who the heck are the Bay City Rollers?
#1 Peter Hughes — August 4, 2006 @ 9:14 pm – August 4, 2006
Now, if I could only get “Half-Breed” disco remix out of my head…
Get a copy of Cher’s “farewell tour,” which was recorded in Miami (I believe it was) some three years before the actual end of her “farewell tour.”
It’s actually pretty good. The DVD is better than the CD.
Now, if I could only get “Half-Breed” disco remix out of my head…
Hey Peter, try this….
♫ Lola… ♫
♫ are supposed to be seen as music notes. It works in the preview, but not when I post it.
1. On the coach with the BF, or favorite warm pet? Check…
2. Large bowl of buttered popcorn? Check…
3. Ample supply of favorite libation, and ice? Check…
4. Load “Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” into VCR/DVD? Check…
5. Take phone off the hook and press “PLAY”……
All cured.
Or better yet, the DVD of “Victor/Victoria.” The last of the great musicals of the 1980s.
I saw “Moulin Rouge” and yes, the soundtrack is impressive (I have it in my car), but the movie was disappointing.
Hollywood needs to start cranking out some good musicals again.
Regards,
Peter H.
But V/V didn’t have Guy Pearce wearing little more than his six-pack….
#13: Hollywood can’t even crank out good non-musicals again at a regular rate anymore. And if you listen to the top 40 of today, most of the music on there is awful. Some of it isn’t even technically music, but rap.
#14 Ted B. (Charging Rhino) — August 5, 2006 @ 10:15 pm – August 5, 2006
But V/V didn’t have Guy Pearce wearing little more than his six-pack….
If you like to observe Guy Pearce’s body, check out Momento. A creepy movie but he does display a lot of skin there.
I didn’t particularly care for his LA Confidential. Not because of Pearce, but because I had read Elroy’s book before watching the movie. Big mistake.
Oh boy. The Bay City Rollers. Saturday Night, Rock ‘n roll Love Letter, Money Honey, a horrid remake of I Only Want To Be With You (which inexplicably peaked at #12 – same as the Dusty Springfield original), etc. Aaaaargh! Talk about jukebox-from-hell fare. I agree with #15’s comment; today’s top 40 is unlistenable (too much rap crap).