Elvis Costello Fan Forum

Vinyl is better than CD

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I hope I don't get into an argument at Dorney today.

I Just Can't Wait To Be King -also Elton John, or if you prefer, Simbaa

I still listen to albums through...but I'm one of the few people my age who doesn't suffer from 'hit single syndrome.' Let's just hope that was Elvis having a prima donna moment. Even though that's never happened before....

There's No Home For You Here -White Stripes

The Air Near My Fingers...I don't know why, I just like it.


The Grateful Dead

(My dad was a Deadhead, so I'm curious to see a non-fanatic response)
(I think they might have been my first concert, in fact)

Oop, sorry. I meant in sense of humour, and amount of hair. If I had to guess, I'd say my pop (father) has a good amount of years on you. I'm only seventeen after all, so it's not like my dad is ancient....

My apologies.

spooky girlfriend wrote:Don't listen to him, Strict Time, you have to meet him in person to truly appreciate him. Right Moody?

~He actually reminds me of my pop a little. So I can imagine what he's like in person. Which is to say, delightfully weird. Like most of my family and friends.

You've got great hair, oily.

And No Coffee Table wrote:Cait is pronounced like cot, at least in Ms. O'Riordan's case.

You learn something new everyday. Around here it would probably be butchered to something sounding like cod anyway

Sunshine of My Love -obvious, but my ex used to play it on guitar for me...I'm really better off without him though. -Did I get the title right?

Next Up: The Dead Kennedys

Kajagoogoo and Chumbawumba.

*Disclaimer: I don't listen to these....

Came across this today (it is a slow day here at the household). Thought some newer members might want to see it, it's quite fun.

I got 67/69. Not bad at all, considering I only discovered Elvis about seven months ago. But then, again, I have the young mind at work...

If anything, sounds like cot to me. But I was never good at this kind of thing.

The Dead Milkmen, Cream, and The String Cheese Incident (never heard their music, but the name is dairy-themed).

I have no clue. I just love the way the word 'cog' is made into 2 syllables almost, I don't know if the word for it is 'lilted' or what. A cog is a part of a watch, that I know. The part that spins, if I'm not mistaken.

Haaaaappy Birthday to youuuuuuuuuuuu..........

Young lady, thank you. Don't worry, not the first time I've been mistaken (online, not in person) for a member of the male species.

November 27, 1989.....am I the youngest person here?

My mama turns 44 today...nothing to do with old dogs, of course!

My mama turns 44 today...nothing to do with old dogs, of course!

I'm fond of the hampster that dances joyfully as they tally up your score.

Newest acquisition (sp?) for me. since there doesn't seem to be much going on in Elvis-land, I just wanted to say that it is stunning (preaching to the choir, yes). 'The Other End of the Telescope' might just be my new favorite song. It knocked me over, figuratively speaking, of course. Ah well, I'v...

Sorry for digging up a two-year old thread, but I felt the need to add the way he sings 'cog' in Favourite Hour off of Brutal Youth.

*bows out to let this thread melt back into the backpages*

If You Love Someone, Set Them On Fire -Dead Milkmen

Saw A Case For Song Today, and Bruce's name was spelled 'Bryce Thomas'. Weird, there being two different mispellings. Is it worth getting? Being as stingy as I am, I decided to hold off until I had some sort of second opinion.