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Mike


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A very, very modest debate is brewing on my Pulp blog. Have an opinion either way? Feel free to add a comment!

http://musicfromabachelorsden.blogspot.com/2007/09/i-spy.html

To be continued...

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Mike


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http://musicfromabachelorsden.blogspot.com/2007/09/wickerman.html

The defense rests.

-- Edited by Mike at 17:25, 2007-09-12

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Muldfeld


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I Spy easily. Great lyrics and great music. Wickerman is admirable, but the music is dull and doesn't get amazing until the end, during the climax.

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I went to reply to this on numerous ocassions but it's impossible to choose one over the other. I *think* sometimes that I prefer the music to I Spy but then the music to Wickerman, while it may not sound as good minus the lyrics as I Spy would, it's still perfect and filmic for that particular story. Maybe I could say that I prefer I Spy musically by a fraction. I couldn't really choose which is better lyrically. They both read excellently without the music. Very tough question!



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Jean wrote:

I went to reply to this on numerous ocassions but it's impossible to choose one over the other. I *think* sometimes that I prefer the music to I Spy but then the music to Wickerman, while it may not sound as good minus the lyrics as I Spy would, it's still perfect and filmic for that particular story. Maybe I could say that I prefer I Spy musically by a fraction. I couldn't really choose which is better lyrically. They both read excellently without the music. Very tough question!



I feel the same way, it's like comparing your favourite desert to your favourite main course... don't make me choose... please...

edit: ... I feel too old nowadays to be calling myself "Ste"



-- Edited by Ste at 03:18, 2007-10-15

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