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[willowisp]

Song meme swiped from trebro. When a question is not applicable, I've crossed it out and added something else to be answered.

1. Makes you wish you knew how to dance:
   "Caribbean Blue", "China Roses", and "Flora's Secret" (eg, the waltzes), Enya
   
   
2. Makes you happy:
   "Perfect Time" Maire Brennan
   
   
3. Reminds you of an ex-lover someone you've loved and lost:
   Koledy remind me of Grandma and Grandpa Pilny
   
   
4. Reminds you of an ex-friend:
   Les Miseranimals, The Animaniacs
   
   
5. Makes you cry:
   I generally can't cry now, but "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton used to have that effect
   
   
6. Makes you laugh:
   "Rocket Rider's Prayer", Steve Savitzky
   
   
7. Makes you ponder life:
   "Never Go Back", Christine Lavin
   
   
8. You never want to hear again:
   Anything sung by Sarah Brightman or Mariah Carey -- two women who overestimate their vocal range
   
   
9. You once loved but got sick of:
   Into the Woods soundtrack, Steve Sondheim
   
   
10. You love by a band/artist you hate never really got into:
    "In the House of Stone and Light", Martin Page
    
    
11. You sheepishly admit to liking:
    Lots of stuff by Barry Manilow
    
    
12. You'd do anything to see played live:
    Everything from the Les Miz soundtrack, Boublil/Schonberg
    
    
13. Reminds you of your childhood:
    Polkas performed by Marion Lush
    
    
14. Sums up your teenage years:
    "Do You Know Where You're Going To?", Masser/Goffin performed by Diana Ross
    
    
15. Most people like but you hate:
    "Dilemma", Nelly. Some jerk in our former apartment complex played this crap on continual repeat. If it had at least been a good song...
    
    
16. You love the lyrics of:
    "Shades of Gray" written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil for the Monkees
    
    
17. You used to hate but now love:
    "Wet Dream", Kip Addotta
    
    
18. Is best played in the car:
    Anything by They Might Be Giants
    
    
19. You like to fall asleep to:
    "Music of the Night", Andrew Lloyd Webber
    
    
20. You like to wake up to:
    "Pastorale" from Beethoven's Sixth
    
    
21. You love, and that you wouldn't know if it wasn't for someone:
    Clannad, thanks to a guy named Guy in college
    
    
22. You love the video more than the tune parody more than the original:
    "Amish Paradise", Al Yankovic
    
    
23. Is good to listen to whilst holding hands:
    "Irony", Leah Zicari
    
    
24. Makes you think of sex:
    "Bolero", Ravel
    
    
25. You love to hear at clubs:
    I would love to see the looks on peoples' faces if someone managed to sneak anything from Yanni into the Jukebox.
    
    
26. Is not your "typical type" of style but you love anyway:
    I don't know. People seemed to be surprised that I liked "The Final Countdown" by Europe.
    
    
27. Reminds you of your sibling:
    The Hunt for Red October soundtrack, because Pamela swiped my copy.
    
    
28. Reminds you of the one you want but can't have:
    "She Has a Thing (For Men Who Love Men)", Romanovsky and Phillips
    
    
29. You can sing really well Makes you wish you could sing well:
    "Winter, Fire, and Snow" by Anuna
    

Comments

[blackgryphon.livejournal.com]

I got to see Les Mis are the Broward Center with JD and some friends. We were in the nose bleed seats, but it was cool.

It would take me a while to get sick of the Into the Woods sound track. Heh, I even have the broadway version of the play on DVD.

Of course the song I would love to here in a club is "Poor, Unfortunate Souls" ::Grins::

I remember the Hunt for Red October soundtrack... it was used a lot during the Scifi game I was running.

Anyhoo... cheers!

[willowisp.livejournal.com]

I'm surprised you didn't note anything about the Steve Savitzky mention, since you're the one who introduced me to Vince Emery's Funniest Computer Songs and Leslie Fish's Carmen Miranda's Ghost.

I have many fond memories of Utica-Steve playing various parts of Red October while setting up the mood for his campaigns. Men's choirs... yum.

I still wish at some point you and I could have performed "Master of the House" for an SCA event. I have so many friends who were or are in it; maybe one of these days I'll even find a local group. But first I need to find a game-comma-dammit. I'm in severe RPG withdrawal and have been basically since the Utica crowd was swept to the four winds.