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Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

 

If language matters I hope you are calling Rumours - Rumors as a joke!  Confused
I'm dyslexic, I have enough problems fighting the urge to put an effing "h" in it - but yeah, copying Sventonio's error was stupid of me - I apologuese appologuies apologies apologise.


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Oh and actually not, Rumors is short for Rumours.
No it isn't. One is the American English spelling and the other is the British English spelling. The name of the album as shown on the cover uses the British English spelling and that is therefore the name of the album. The American English spelling is therefore wrong in this instance. You cannot cry and stamp your tiny feet and argue your way out of this. I made a mistake in copying your spelling and that is inexcusable - the name of the album is Rumours.



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Did I miss the memo that Rick Wakeman is scouting our forum for candidates to appear on his Grumpy Old Men show? Rumour is that Dean might be in the running.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Did I miss the memo that Rick Wakeman is scouting our forum for candidates to appear on his Grumpy Old Men show? Rumour is that Dean might be in the running.
 
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

 

If language matters I hope you are calling Rumours - Rumors as a joke!  Confused
I'm dyslexic, I have enough problems fighting the urge to put an effing "h" in it - but yeah, copying Sventonio's error was stupid of me - I apologuese appologuies apologies apologise.


Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Oh and actually not, Rumors is short for Rumours.
No it isn't. One is the American English spelling and the other is the British English spelling. The name of the album as shown on the cover uses the British English spelling and that is therefore the name of the album. The American English spelling is therefore wrong in this instance. You cannot cry and stamp your tiny feet and argue your way out of this. I made a mistake in copying your spelling and that is inexcusable - the name of the album is Rumours.

You've obviously been reading the cover wrong all this time Dean.
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LOL 


I know it's childish, but I still giggle at Mick's low-slung spheroids. LOL
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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

What the hell is "classic rock"?

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In two words: Donna Summer.  

I apologize for this collage, but it was stronger than me LOLLOL
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Just kidding, chopper.

Please enjoy in this great disco song by Sir Elton John, and forget my stupid jokes.





He's great, isn't? Victim of Love...
Thanks for the video but that is truly dire. In general the term "great disco" is an oxymoron as far as I'm concerned.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

LOL 


I know it's childish, but I still giggle at Mick's low-slung spheroids. LOL
I've spent many an hour wondering about those particular items. Why? Did the photographer think they were a good idea? Is there some strange kind of sexual significance with them and Stevie Nicks?
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AOR can actually be pretty strong stuff, some of the best standard rock music. Very 'clean' stuff and usually very well produced. Disco often sounds kind of limp to me, but it's not too bad and there are a couple decent pop songs within it (mainly by the Bee Gees who had been at it awhile).
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Don't like either of them, but I prefer AOR.
When he rides, my fears subside.
For darkness turns once more to light.
Through the skies, his white horse flies.
To find a land beyond the night.
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Originally posted by Altairius Altairius wrote:

AOR can actually be pretty strong stuff, some of the best standard rock music. Very 'clean' stuff and usually very well produced. Disco often sounds kind of limp to me, but it's not too bad and there are a couple decent pop songs within it (mainly by the Bee Gees who had been at it awhile).

Bee Gees actually have some songs who are sounding both as a music for dance and AOR, as that 'adult oriented' style was covered many genres back then - even jazz 
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AOR is good while disco sucks an enormous amount of arse
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Not voting. Both are equally good and bad.
Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

LOL 


I know it's childish, but I still giggle at Mick's low-slung spheroids. LOL
Hm! ... I haven't noticed those before.
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Both are mostly awful to my ears, but there is some AOR I can tolerate; some Toto, Boston et al, so long as I don't have to look at the band while listening to the the music.

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