Anybody know the name of the song used in tonight's closing credits?
Anybody able to tell I'm not nearly as good at this sort of thing as other's in this NG? ;7
-IdentityCrisis
Anybody know the name of the song used in tonight's closing credits?
Anybody able to tell I'm not nearly as good at this sort of thing as other's in this NG? ;7
-IdentityCrisis
In article , [email] says...
It's a song that one of the women from Abba (I have no idea which one) did with Phil Collins. I believe it's called "There's Something Going On" or some such. Must be at about 15 years old or so.
allan
Allan Matthews wrote in message news:[email]...
"I Know There's Something Going On." Phil Collins was the writer or producer or drummer or whatever. And a very interesting choice of song. I say no more because it would require spoilers.
[email] wrote:
"I Know There's Something Going On" by Frida, a.k.a. Anni-Frid Lyngstad, the brunette from ABBA.
MIKE (a.k.a. "Progbear")
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"Siento que debemos saber para el sue�o de qui�n brillar� esta luz o consagrar una propia estrella" --Alberto Felici
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Long Brows wrote:
*squeal*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You mean "Daria" actually had a "big '80s" song as the closing song? I remind myself over and over again to watch this particular ep, end up missing it, kick myself over *that* alone, and now...this? (panicked) AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
And I frickin' LOVE that song, too! And I so love Phil Collins' music too! And ABBA were so cool!
ACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(runs to find out when the ep will play again)
LI
Lady Interference wrote:
Whoa. Calm down. I like Phil Collins too, but it's not worth making me bring out the tranquilizer gun. ;7
Can't you see it on Sounds of Cynicism? If not, I have the ep on tape. If you can't arrange to see it another way, you can e-mail me and we can arrange something.
-IdentityCrisis
The song: "There's Something Going On". The Artist: Frida (the blond chick from ABBA -- she shortened her name when she went solo). The song was a Top 10 hit back in 1983, when I was Semi-Sweet 16 & I still cared about the Top 40. [Yeah, OK, I was a big Casey Kasem/A.T.40 fan(atic).]
And don't worry about not being able to ID a particular song. That's the cool thing about this NG -- we help each other out. It's about people helping people. (And now, will some of you people help me before I start yammering like O'Neill? I'm not up for touchy-feely at the moment. Thanks.)
Chirping (and yammering) through the night,
Cricket
Cricket wrote:
Frida was the brunette, she bleached her hair for the _Something's Going
On_ album for some bizzarre reason. Agnetha Faeltskog (who *didn't* shorten her
name after going solo, which probably explains why she had a lot less success
than Frida in spite of singing lead on a lot more ABBA singles) was the blonde.
I know *way* too much about this!MIKE (a.k.a. "Progbear")
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"Siento que debemos saber para el sue�o de qui�n brillar� esta luz o consagrar una propia estrella" --Alberto Felici
N.P.:"Moondog"- P r e f a b S p r o u t / J o r d a n : T h e C o m e b a c k
Cricket wrote:
<DiMartino mode>
As much as I would enJOY holding your hand and singing CumbaYA with you, I don't think that the paTHETIC excuse for TACOS that were all I was able to afFORD for lunch on the PITTANCE I call a SALary, would taste HALF so good COMING BACK UP!
</DiMartino mode>
Feel better? ;7
-IdentityCrisis
i needed that laugh.thank you Saerah "Are we going to the same place? if so, can I come?" ~ Eddie Vedder "The Almighty thinks he can get me out of this, but he's pretty sure you're fucked."~Stephen (from Braveheart) "Practice deliberate acts of kindness and purposeful acts of beauty"
Saerah Schreiber wrote:
<nods to you>
Glad to be of service. :)
-IdentityCrisis