Your version of the truth is laughable.
Youâre laughable
Silly lyrics, but I still love it. Volume up. Maximum.
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Years ago I posted a few songs by a US band which werenât popular (and still arenât I guess). They were a bit unusual due to the usage of a trumpet in most of their songs - and thatâs why I liked them pretty much. Unfortunately I forgot their name. What a pity.
So I am posting another strange band, which were very popular back then. Still today, itâs neither the lyrics nor the video which makes me love this piece, but the music - and here especially the drums. It takes you somehow under hypnosis.
In contrast, a very elated song by them.
Possibly the most ethnic celebrity/singer. It must be why he has the voice and the looks. Puerto Rican, Filipino, Italian, Spanish, and not surprisingly Jewish. I can seriously relate and then some.
Iâm sure a lot of people are feeling like this with that Trump hotel closing and even the topic being locked out here. Even the sidewalk. It does represent heaven on earth.
80âs had some extremely powerful songs. Do you remember this one?
Thatâs a horrible song, although I prefer it to most songs Gunda posts.
I dislike most 80âs disco music but good music wasnât completely lost.
I couldnât wait for disco to die.
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Disco died in the 70s. Thankfully. Although I kinda liked âI will surviveâ. lol.
Thatâs funny. I was thinking disco was that awful music of the early 80âs.
Nope. Donna Summerâs âLove to Love You Babyâ was in 1976, which was probably the peak of disco. People were already saying âdisco sucksâ by the late 70s.
EDIT: As horrible as disco was, it was better than the crap they call music today.
Was jamiroquai disco? One of my favorite 90s bands. People called them acid jazz because it was less insulting. Sounded like disco. Whatever it was, they were spectacular.
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lol nice, but a keyboard would be less heavy;)
This probably would have been the most powerful warrior in âDuneâ .