I have no idea, is it something to do with the music being similar? I have to admit being tone deaf ( once was told by a choir master that I 'couldn't carry a tune in a bucket' )
In the same way when Mark W flags up gear changes , I just nod my head sagely as if I know what he's talking about.
Although I did once meet a musician who put bread on the table by being an expert witness in cases of musical copyright, testifying whether bits had been knicked and so a royalty payment was due. Very interesting chap.
I have no idea, is it something to do with the music being similar?
ReplyDeleteI have to admit being tone deaf ( once was told by a choir master that I 'couldn't carry a tune in a bucket' )
In the same way when Mark W flags up gear changes , I just nod my head sagely as if I know what he's talking about.
Although I did once meet a musician who put bread on the table by being an expert witness in cases of musical copyright, testifying whether bits had been knicked and so a royalty payment was due. Very interesting chap.
No, PC, not the music. More the concept.. ;)
ReplyDeleteGoing behind your partners back and getting napped? I can't think of any others...
ReplyDeleteHere's me thinking they were all equally bad lip-synching.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Bucko has it - specifically, 'partners in disguise'. It's obviously a popular theme.
ReplyDeleteThe connection? As music they all stink like s**t on ice. As music their only use would be to get dictators to surrender.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I didn't get past the first one...
ReplyDeleteI've a lot of fondness for the Rupert Holmes track...
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