22 Apr 13
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Originally posted by Rank outsiderOh, and the answer to the other question is:
The correct answer is Sacrifice.
1 John Lennon's 'Woman' - for one week (fair enough)
2 Joe Dolce - Shaddap you face - for three weeks (Midge Ure must have been pulling his teeth out)
25 Apr 13
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Originally posted by mikelomMy 7 year old son doesn't love the Lion King. And I wouldn't put it in the top 10 children's animated films of all time, probably not in the top 20.
Music adds to a film more than simply filming.
If your children, or grandchildren didn't love the Lion King, then there's something wrong with their upbringing!
As for the music, written by Elton John; if you can't like this, then your own upbringing is in question!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWa4y3t7qWY
-m.
I don't know what my other children think about it, as I lost interest in them years ago.
25 Apr 13
Originally posted by Rank outsiderMy kids [and I, frankly] liked The Emperor's New Groove years ago. It had a song in it by Sting. He's a pop star who changed his name like Elton John did.
My 7 year old son doesn't love the Lion King. And I wouldn't put it in the top 10 children's animated films of all time, probably not in the top 20.
25 Apr 13
Originally posted by FMFI think Sting acquired the nickname from friends rather than choosing it.
It had a song in it by Sting. He's a pop star who changed his name like Elton John did.
Elton John took his name from Mr Elton and Mr John .... blues artists I think.
(better than Reginald Dwight!)
26 Apr 13
Originally posted by FMFWe bought this out of a bargain DVD bucket for my son on a rainy day when we were all tired and just wanted to crash. One of the most underrated Disney films. It's wonderful.
My kids [and I, frankly] liked The Emperor's New Groove years ago. It had a song in it by Sting. He's a pop star who changed his name like Elton John did.
And a case study that you cannot plan to guarantee artistic success. The production was a shambles. Sting's music has to be dropped from the main film, and he was not happy. I bet they were pleased just to get it out the door. And yet it really works, and eventually spawned a sequel and TV series.
By comparison, Sleeping Beauty was painstakingly crafted with no expense spared. And is possibly the dullest Disney film of all time. It is excruciating at times.
08 May 13
Originally posted by stellspalfieHave you heard of Regina Spektor? Check her song called "Blue" [it may be the correct title but I'm sure you'll have no trouble finding on youtube.
no, but then i have a weird dislike of most piano playing singers, tori amos is the only one of the top of my head that i have time for, still not a huge fan though. its okay to have a piano/keyboard in the band, but push em'back and to the side of the stage, almost off it.
I'd be interested in your feedback.
08 May 13
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Originally posted by karoly aczel
Have you heard of Regina Spektor? Check her song called "Blue" [it may not be the correct title but I'm sure you'll have no trouble finding on youtube.]
I'd be interested in your feedback.
edit: I'm not sure what happened but I was replying to stellspafie