Well...what about Black Eyed Peas then?

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:29

Originally Posted by 98tls

Speaking of taking a piss.

LOL! at you throwing the disc, should've tried the old claybird shooting trick!! hehe!

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:31

Originally Posted by sunhuntin

id like to go, if only it wasnt auckland only! grrrrr. if i had the money and time spare, id buy a ticket and fly up. dangit.

tgw... can you do me a favour and kidnap fergie for me?

thanks!

LOL! Judging by most blokes reactions, you'd have to wait in line baby!!! hehe

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:32

Originally Posted by Molly

He'd still dance more than me.... I was a professional musician for a number of years but really didn't belong on a stage. I never wore the shine off the soles of my 'Shelly' pointy shoes (and looked a twat in my snakeskin pants).

Yea, but what about the blokey one knee bend!? LOL!

**Molly** · 23rd July 2009, 20:38

Originally Posted by T.G.W

Yea, but what about the blokey one knee bend!? LOL!

No. Can't do it. Can't physically move to music. I just think it looks..., well, next time people are dancing on telly, turn the sound down and watch.

Think I'm just too white and repressed. It's my English sensibilities.

**Max Preload** · 23rd July 2009, 20:40

Originally Posted by Molly

Do they play any instruments at this sort of concert? Maybe it's a stupid question. I just wonder if they can recreate their songs live with real instruments rather than backing tracks?

Showing my age... Gimme AC/DC any day.

I too prefer bands that can play instruments...

Originally Posted by T.G.W

Granted alot of the backing sound was digitalised, but their voices and the sound was as if you're listening to a disc!

I'd rather just have the disc.

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:40

Originally Posted by Molly

No. Can't do it. Can't physically move to music. I just think it looks..., well, next time people are dancing on telly, turn the sound down and watch.

Think I'm just too white and repressed. It's my English sensibilities.

Ahh that's a pity. I make my boys dance every morning LOL, they're only young so they're into it LOL. Don't want them to grow up thinking they can't groove it out!!

**98tls** · 23rd July 2009, 20:43

Originally Posted by T.G.W

Ahh that's a pity. I make my boys dance every morning LOL, they're only young so they're into it LOL. Don't want them to grow up thinking they can't groove it out!!

Fair call mate,i still shake my stuff nude early on summer mornings

when the curtains are still pulled

funny really,dog heads straight for the door as if to say "ffs let me outta here".

**Molly** · 23rd July 2009, 20:43

Originally Posted by T.G.W

Ahh that's a pity. I make my boys dance every morning LOL, they're only young so they're into it LOL. Don't want them to grow up thinking they can't groove it out!!

Sounds like the right thing to do. I sing to my wee girl (six months) all the time too. The Sound of Music at the moment... :-( Well, she likes it and White Zombie might not be appropriate.

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:46

Originally Posted by Molly

Sounds like the right thing to do. I sing to my wee girl (six months) all the time too. The Sound of Music at the moment... :-( Well, she likes it and White Zombie might not be appropriate.

Originally Posted by 98tls

Fair call mate,i still shake my stuff nude early on summer mornings

when the curtains are still pulled

funny really,dog heads straight for the door as if to say "ffs let me outta here".

LOL! Dancing really is the best endorphins ever IMHO!
Kids love being sung to Molly, we make up silly songs. It's fun!!
Do you know that was my first go at multiquoting!? Weeeeeeeee

**oldguy** · 23rd July 2009, 20:52

I don't mind there music, some of it is quite good, start tapping your feet to the beat, I wouldn't go to the concert thou.

**Genestho** · 23rd July 2009, 20:57

To be honest I was pretty second hand after the last one, don't think I'd blown energy like that for awhile!!!

**MisterD** · 23rd July 2009, 21:07

Originally Posted by Molly

No. Can't do it. Can't physically move to music. I just think it looks..., well, next time people are dancing on telly, turn the sound down and watch.

Think I'm just too white and repressed. It's my English sensibilities.

There's a medical term for that, it's called being too sober.

BTW, up close and without the airbrushing, that Fergie's rough-as (I was on the same plane over to the States a couple of years ago and was at the front of cattle class while her and her mates were climbing the stairs of the 747. The funniest thing was the old bloke (70ish) behind me that leaned forward and said "they must be in a rock band, look at the state of his trousers...")

**Molly** · 23rd July 2009, 21:13

Originally Posted by MisterD

There's a medical term for that, it's called being too sober.

I'd have to be f'kin' annihilated...

Originally Posted by MisterD

The funniest thing was the old bloke (70ish) behind me that leaned forward and said "they must be in a rock band, look at the state of his trousers...")

Sounds like my dad watching Top of the Pops: "They're on drugs". "What's that? A bloody bloke or a girl?". "They're on drugs". "State of 'im. Bloody poof". "They're on drugs". "They're on drugs"...