Saturday Night Kitchen Disco #3

[Sofie]

Time to sleep, thanks for a fab evening guys, here s one for the road

 

[Sideboard Bob]

 

[L3moning]

Speaking of Coldplay, I think I'll dedicate this to a certain Mr. Johnson...

 

[Milking Keynes]

Glorious. Clannad always the most original and beautiful - Enya became the gazillionaire but really Máire was the real deal.

 

[Milking Keynes]

God that’s disappointing I thought part of the experience would be dressing for the occasion, the vids look ok I’m not sure what people would expect from graphics tbh ,ABBA are old folk now


One of my favourite ABBA songs

I think they played out their real emotions on this during their break up

This is a terrific example of the girls’ vocals and the layering techniques in production. Their vocal range is phenomenal. I think I would still really enjoy the concert - it’s about the songs for me.

 

[Maid22]

@Sideboard Bob hope you're ok lovely miss chatting to you xx

 

[Sideboard Bob]

Felt the same about that thread, but it shouldn't stop us posting there, you guys on there have helped me alot xxx

You’re so right love. And likewise. It’s such a helpful, supportive thread. I will try and post there again soon. I’m SO glad it’s helped you too xxx

To keep it on topic, early 2000s pop

 

[Sideboard Bob]

Robbie Williams sampled this one for Rock DJ.

 

[Sketchy]

This is my favourite smoochy one.

OMG I love that song.

 

[kittenattack]

 

[Milking Keynes]

Talking of dancing, here s some and a fab tune too ...

I’m gonna learn that exact choreography for when we have a huge Tattle reunion at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas

 

[Al Fresco]

 

[monga]

 

[xxAprilxx]

I'm getting the disco started early today...

 

[Pesky Tarian]

Woah, no way! I don’t know either but that’s spooky!

What fab memories though, that’s so sweet of your husband!

Uncanny! My other one would be this one...leaving school

 

[Al Fresco]

 

[L3moning]

Video is potato quality, but the song is good:

 

[L3moning]

 

[Miscanthus]

I missed the disco last night but I wanted to honour Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac.

Her death is particularly poignant as my uncle went out with her for two years in the 60s when he was involved in the music scene in Birmingham.
He said she was a lovely, lovely girl and he was feeling sad and playing a CD. He's 80 and lives in South Africa now.

 

[Sideboard Bob]