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I have been shown my hat and pointed towards the banning thread MANY times for expressing my devotion to the stuff in the US and UK charts

Especially my 80's stuff: Samantha Fox, Sabrina... et cetera
Objection! Your Honour, that is an unresponsive answer to the question

The question was in relation to 'classic trash' not just 'trash'

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Talking Classics - 11-30-2007, 02:36 PM
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Objection! Your Honour, that is an unresponsive answer to the question

The question was in relation to 'classic trash' not just 'trash'
Those are classics in my book
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Those are classics in my book
No Abba??

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Rufus Wainwright's knock off of the master Ravel's Boléro better
than Ravel's original version..
Actually I probably should not have said this as all I have got to compare it to is the version which I've heard when old Torvill & Dean were skating around the ice rink (probably not the best acoustics) and when Bo Derek was getting it on with Dudley Moore in the film 10 (but lets not dwell on my teenage memories again). Maybe I should try a better version,
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It's been a long time
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Don't know about their Christmas albums - but the Beethoven's Last Night album is fantastic. I love it ! If only to wet your appetite, download the "Mephistopheles' Return" track. I promise you'll love it too. It's wound up in my top 10 play count on my iPod - and that's saying something!
I have given it a good listen to today and it is a pretty weird album which for some reason just makes me smile. Two thirds of the tracks (including the one you mentioned) are great and I just can't help but think that it is some kind of a mix between Tim Burton's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' and a some Andrew Lloyd Webber production. The tracks which just fail on me at the moment are the ones where the woman is singing, but maybe they will grow on me. Thanks for the heads-up,
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I have given it a good listen to today and it is a pretty weird album which for some reason just makes me smile. Two thirds of the tracks (including the one you mentioned) are great and I just can't help but think that it is some kind of a mix between Tim Burton's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' and a some Andrew Lloyd Webber production. The tracks which just fail on me at the moment are the ones where the woman is singing, but maybe they will grow on me. Thanks for the heads-up,
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I liked Mephistopheles' Return it sounded like Tom Waits meets Beethoven..

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I liked Mephistopheles' Return it sounded like Tom Waits meets Beethoven..
It's great, isn't it? Not sure about Tom Waits .... It was supposed to be Mephistopheles meets Beethoven (Again) Hence the name of the track

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