Sylph

Love this video. And the song. And this, a continuation:

So both ways are wrong. This show was [!@#$%^&*], I have no idea how and why I used to watch.

I don't remember saying that.

I said that? Where? Really? I'll give it a listen, though this first single isn't giving me much hope... BTW, how do you and Lara Fabian and Hélène Ségara go along? Just interested. http://www.youtube.c...h?v=JnUUk27AXZE

Of course. Why are you surprised (that I'm a fan)? Too bad for her, she had that nice streak, then vanished, and now came back with the same [!@#$%^&*]. And you know how things are these days, no one wants more of the same. Even if it's great stuff, everyone will proclaim you to be a failure because you're continuing the same kind of sound from your last album.

He did and it wasn't.

Blah, nothing special. I expected more. Kind of passé.

I'm intrigued by this Madonna had a message. Really? I can only laugh at that. And her "message".

This should be fun: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3/coronation-street/news/a210590/corrie-anniversary-drama-to-air-on-bbc.html

Lemay said somewhere, didn't he, that he knew the Shapiros and that they took the Carringtons from his Iris.

Wha'?

New album announcement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLJ1EFr_gXQ

:D

How can you be old if you grew up on Armand Van Helden?

I could've SWORN you said it was bad Euro suckage. Or something like that, but in different terms.

I thought you didn't like Confessions, that it was too "Euro" for you.

I liked the title song, Love Profusion and Hollywood. Strings here and there and that's about it. Who are the haters? Eric & Alvin?

I would like some strings. She is no stranger to them (the dark, polyphonic, at times Oriental strings of Frozen, the Vivaldi-esque of Papa Don't Preach, the Mando-pop strings of Take a Bow, Michel Colombier's expert cinematic strings in that awful Die Another Day). And I'm sure Eric, himself a violin player, can write a PhD thesis on how strings were used to great effect in dance and disco music of eras past and present.

Like I said, that would be hilarious! Madonna as a singer-songwriter recording an album with only the guitar as accompaniment.