Badger Kitten
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Jan Moir will probably write a column next week inferring something along those lines.
Is it possible to dislike Stevie Wonder?
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Jan Moir will probably write a column next week inferring something along those lines.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
don't say that! it might even happen - then I'll get hauled over the coals for starting a vicious rumour!
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
The whole world will be pointing its finger....at you.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
Maybe this woman hated Stevie Wonder.
His ex wife.
His ex wife.
bluestreak
HomosexualityIsStalin’sAtomBombtoDestroyAmerica
But only because he lost a bet with me about who could fit the most creme eggs in their mouth.
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
Very, very, very wrong!! I feel a bit sick now
And Crispy, you are strange!!!
I can handle the very occasional one or two tunes of his from the 60s and that is it!
discokermit
Well-Known Member
Bump, cos I listened to every Stevie Wonder album from Where I'm Coming From to Secret Life of Plants today and can state with %100 confidence that the man is a musical genius and a gift to humankind
deffo.
mr steev
magic thought wizard
Bump, cos I listened to every Stevie Wonder album from Where I'm Coming From to Secret Life of Plants today and can state with %100 confidence that the man is a musical genius and a gift to humankind
Yep, he's a legend.
Crispy
The following psytrance is baṉned: All
There's a reason it's in the charity shop.
It's mostly instrumental, and mostly meandering and washy. The handful of vocal tracks are slow ballads. "Venus Flytrap and the bug" is a conversation between the two organisms, fed through a horrible vocoder, on top of a cheesey stepping bassline lift music "jazz" and is one of the worst things ever recorded.
There's some nice bits, but they're very much in teh minority.
Yeah very experimental for him. Probably way ahead of it's time.
Treacle Toes
Time
Bump, cos I listened to every Stevie Wonder album from Where I'm Coming From to Secret Life of Plants today and can state with %100 confidence that the man is a musical genius and a gift to humankind
Well said!
I defy you not to at least head nod or tap a foot!
2:40 onwards and his spirit is wonderous!
alsoknownas
some bloke
I don't dislike Stevie Wonder, but I did decide not to cram myself into the pyramid stage field to see him. Needless to say I had the rest of Glastonbury to myself.
We shared that exact same experience ..... you may have literally been the ONLY other person we met
We went to see Stevie at the start, we were a zillion miles uphill from the actual Pyramid stage for the first few songs (not even POSSIBLE to get anwhere further downhill withiut the mega crush experience). But even as far uphill as we were, we quite soon got the MONSTER CROWD FEAR and wandered off to catch the rare Glasto alternative event of Arcadia fireshows etc that late on yet with very few people about
New to this thread for some reason -- I'm not against Steveie Wonder's classic period at all and I agree that a fair few of his tunes are absolute stormers, but also -- for whatever reason -- I never got massively into him in a fan type way. Thus I suffered at Glastonbury from not knowing enough of his output
I probably relate most to what trashy posted.
Crispy
The following psytrance is baṉned: All
Until the rainbow burns the stars out in the sky?
ska invita
back on the other side
Bump, cos I listened to every Stevie Wonder album from Where I'm Coming From to Secret Life of Plants today and can state with %100 confidence that the man is a musical genius and a gift to humankind
Have you seen the film its a soundtrack for Cripsy? Check this out:
http://mikusmusik.blogspot.com/2010/03/stevie-wonders-journey-through-secret.html
in particular check out the first and last ten minutes
edit: I just tried to watch but i think lots of google vids aren't playing right now - i think its a temp blip - might even be fixed by the time you read this
krtek a houby
Saoirse don Phalaistín!
He made some of the most essential music of the 70s, I reckons. Cant recall anything outstanding from him since...
Especially him!
Oh yeah, he's my favourite too. "Curtis", "Roots" and "Super Fly" are as good a three album run as anyone's ever done in any genre.
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