Originally posted by StarrmanI'm still back at the Debut CD, trying to figure out what she meant by getting close to a shoeman. Is shoeman behavior a big deal in Iceland or something?
Lightweight. Listening to Bjork is like being told to walk across a ricketty old rope bridge, it's a long way down and you feel completely unsettled on your way across. Some people may even have to turn back, or be rendered unable to proceed through fear and just cling to the handrail sobbing gently to themselves.
Some don't even bother trying, but for those that make it to the other side, Eldorado awaits!
Originally posted by mochironI too would like to sprinkle some pixie dust on Bhork, but, her music is a steaming turd.
Bjork is good. Saw her with the Sugarkubes. Half her lyrics dont make sense. I consider that a good. thing.
Try to understand PIxies songs. Good luck ..but thats what makes em great.
Anyone have a secret disco fetish?
Originally posted by JusuhYou are not sick...you are connected to the best....of all time....period.
I am The Beatles fan. I know i know..im sick, but cant do anything. no therapy helps me.
The Beatles had it all and their music will survive forever. Bjork will be remembered like a moist towelette.....nice at first, but as it dries out it is useless.
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Originally posted by StarrmanSame composer (Jim Steinman) for both those songs actually. His work tends to fall in the "musical dirty pleasures" category for me too.
I occasionally listen to Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler, and Heaven Can Wait by Meatloaf.
Then I cry and wish I had someone to love me.