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Post by Sto on Mar 3, 2004 22:16:39 GMT
Did anytone predict these two songs battling it out for the title of best song on "The Ninth Wave". I certainly didn't, but it's a pleasant surprise! Your choice this week is between: Watching You Without Me
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Hello Earth Please could you private message me with your vote (click on my username to the left, then 'Send this member a private message'), saying which one song you want to WIN. Closing date will be Wednesday 10th March 2004, so make sure you all vote! Discuss either song in this thread, or "The Ninth Wave" as a whole - just don't "give the game away" as Kate would say in "There Goes A Tenner".... Have a good week  |
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Post by Adey on Mar 4, 2004 2:45:36 GMT
Well I've cast my vote - believe me, it wasn't hard.
It has to be one of the greatest KB songs in her whole repetoire. In about 2007, when this thread is complete, I expect this song to be the overall winner.
Cheers Sto'.
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Post by ~ Rocket's Tail ~ on Mar 4, 2004 17:15:03 GMT
Hey Rob, do you just do this to boost your PM count or something? ;D  haha, jk I've voted!  |
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Post by Sto on Mar 6, 2004 14:47:33 GMT
Yes - at least it makes me feel like I'm popular!  Keep the votes comings folks, thanks for all of them so far |
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Post by Al Truest on Mar 7, 2004 10:16:06 GMT
Without revealing my vote, I liked one where she say's "Peek-a-boo little Earth" better than the other one.  Kidding aside, I tend to go with the more philosophical songs over the deeply personal ones unless a chord is struck with me. In other words, on one of these I do not identify with the sentiments - however much I enjoy the orginality and structure. But I'm not telling which one. ;D |
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Post by Adey on Mar 7, 2004 23:55:40 GMT
I'm impressed that everyone has played the game!
I look forward to Wednesday, when we can discuss the song that people have been so careful to avoid mentioning ...
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Post by colleen on Mar 9, 2004 11:16:32 GMT
Hurray, I'm back! I've finally managed to log on again, just in time to cast my vote for the greatest song on "The Ninth Wave". Without giving anything away I feel that this song gives us insight into what I think of as "the cosmic Kate" - her views on life, the universe, why we are here etc. and the thing that speaks to me in this song is LOVE. Perfect love and compassion. God I love this song!!! (Or maybe I've just had one too many wines tonight!)
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Post by Adey on Mar 9, 2004 11:26:24 GMT
Welcome back Colleen - glad you've sorted your gremlins.
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Post by colleen on Mar 9, 2004 11:57:56 GMT
Yeah, it's amazing. All this time I haven't been able to log on. Then I took on board what you said about hitting the thing to stay logged on all the time and lo and behold, I was IN! Weird. Thanks so much for your helpful advice. God knows how this little glitch happened, probably something at my end. I've really missed being able to contribute to the board (even though I haven't done that much of it - but that will change as I get more confident) Mostly I just love reading what everyone else is saying... (Yes I'm a voyeur - "Watching You Without Me"!)
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Post by Xanadu on Jul 30, 2004 22:50:48 GMT
I've really missed being able to contribute to the board (even though I haven't done that much of it - but that will change as I get more confident) Mostly I just love reading what everyone else is saying... This was one of her last posts... And we really miss your contributions Colleen. I hope you get this message and post again soon. |
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haha, jk
Kidding aside, I tend to go with the more philosophical songs over the deeply personal ones unless a chord is struck with me. In other words, on one of these I do not identify with the sentiments - however much I enjoy the orginality and structure. But I'm not telling which one. ;D 
