BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Nov 14, 2007 14:22:14 GMT
What singer would you love to lose their voice? The obvious ones spring to mind. Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Chriistina Aguilera etc. But I reserve my most venomous hatred for that absolutely talentless w'nker Axl Rose.
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Post by The End on Nov 14, 2007 16:08:30 GMT
LOL!! I totally agree on 3 out of 4 of those!!! Can you guess which?
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Nov 15, 2007 16:51:57 GMT
LOL!! I totally agree on 3 out of 4 of those!!! Can you guess which? It's not difficult!
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Post by Mr Kite on Nov 30, 2007 22:33:00 GMT
I`m guessing you have In Rainbows What do you think ?
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Dec 1, 2007 0:17:34 GMT
I think it's very good. I've only listened to it a couple of times, but it seems more instantly likable than Hail To The Thief. I'm looking forward to hearing the stuff that's coming on the second CD when it's physically released.
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Post by Bobber on Dec 1, 2007 12:06:03 GMT
There's some live stuff on it as far as I can see. I got it somewhere parked on the harddisc if you're interested.
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Post by Michelle Revolution on Dec 14, 2007 22:43:55 GMT
Have you ever done anything you're now ashamed of?
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Dec 15, 2007 13:09:28 GMT
Yes.
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Post by Michelle Revolution on Dec 16, 2007 2:18:49 GMT
Well, I guess my next question would have to be "what?"
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Post by briank on Jan 25, 2008 8:05:49 GMT
C'mon, speed it up!
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Jan 25, 2008 8:27:22 GMT
OK. Quite funny really, though I was ashamed at the time.
One day a few years ago I was on my way to a meeting. I was very busy, and very late, so when I got to a busy road I was feeling a little impatient. However, there was a blind man waiting to cross, and nobody to help him. I was in a rush, but reluctantly I helped him across the road (slowly!). But about three quarters of the way across, forgetting he was blind, I said 'will you be OK now, bye!', and ran off leaving the poor bloke in the middle of the road. I went a few yards before I realised what I'd done, but it was too late. Two women were already giving me daggers as they helped him the rest of the way!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2008 19:08:40 GMT
OK BM? Well, this is a question that I'm sure I could find the answer to with some investigative internet activity, in particular your own six plusthree blog (which is excellent) but I'm so tired (see what I did there?) and time is limited so here goes. You know those Purple Chick Deluxe albums made by fans and available to fans for download? Well, I managed to download Sgt Pepper in stereo and apart from the obvious extra tracks (Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane & Only A Northern Song) and some overdubbed and cut up passages (A Day In The Life, Strawbery Fields Forever, Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - and probably others) are there any other discernable differences from the original Beatles pressings? I have to admit to not having listened to it all but the few tracks I've listened to are the same as the originals. Are all the Purple Chick Deluxe albums in the same vein? Cheers.
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Apr 18, 2008 12:22:16 GMT
The Purple Chick Sgt. Pepper is a pretty comprehensive release. The album in both mono and stereo, plus the single and b-side. And then 3 discs of outtakes including the makings of Strawberry Fields, and A Day In The Life. Disc 6 consists of the multi-tracks that surfaced last year.
This is the blurb on the inner sleeve of Please Please Me:
Purple Chick Presents: The Beatles Deluxe Editions
Every available Beatles studio recording in a somewhat organised album-by-album format.
Volume One's will showcase the original album, plus associated singles, EP's, compilation tracks, and finished outtakes, in both stereo and mono. As a bonus we'll throw in every available alternate stereo and mono mix, plus other more or less appropriate goodies.
Volume Two's will showcase The Beatles at work in the studio, through sesion tapes, accetates, outtakes, etc. Often getting the complete session requires editing from multiple sources - something we haven't shied away from. Surprisingly, many of these recordings have never appeared complete and at the correct speed before.
We'll include monitor mixes only when they let us hear isolated tracks from the multi-track, or offer otherwise unavailable stuff. Also, we might even throw in an outfake or two, but only if the circumstances so warrant.
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Post by the carnabys on Apr 18, 2008 15:28:01 GMT
BLue Meanie? As a relative new-comer I don't know about this Deluxe stuff. Can you tell me the basics? What's it all about cos it sound good from what I've read in this page.
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Post by blueblackbird on Oct 16, 2008 2:49:47 GMT
Who's the one that appears on you avatar picture?
I've always thought that was you... but then you'd be like 70 years old.... How old are you then?
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Post by The End on Oct 16, 2008 20:28:46 GMT
I shouldn't really be answering this in BM's question box but... it's the guy that directed "The Birds" and "Psycho" (among notable other films!).
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BlueMeanie
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Post by BlueMeanie on Oct 16, 2008 23:27:00 GMT
Thank you Alan. It's Alfred Hitchcock. And I'm 50, not 70!!
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Post by blueblackbird on Oct 23, 2008 9:53:41 GMT
Great film director, I studied Alfred Hitchcock last year... Psycho is such a great film, when we were remarked of the delicate details of it I was so impressed
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Post by larosh on Oct 23, 2008 16:35:52 GMT
Great film director, I studied Alfred Hitchcock last year... Psycho is such a great film, when we were remarked of the delicate details of it I was so impressed Kindof a tangent, but last year in string orchestra we played the music for Psycho, which was awesome. We actually performed it for a radio broadcast, that I quite intelligently managed to be out of range of the station for. Ummm....right, a question...I dunno... ...how many roads must a man walk down?
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Post by The End on Oct 23, 2008 21:20:21 GMT
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