TLS vs SA
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TLS vs SA
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Re: TLS vs SA
Staying Alive by a country mile.
There’s an R&B version of TLS that I don’t mind, but it’s not a favorite and I particularly dislike The Bee Gees version.
There’s an R&B version of TLS that I don’t mind, but it’s not a favorite and I particularly dislike The Bee Gees version.
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Re: TLS vs SA
TLS by a country mile.
"Stayin' Alive" is great, but TLS might be their greatest song, their greatest musical performance and their greatest vocal performance. Solarskope once declared it his favorite song of all time, but let's not hold that against it (or for it, for that matter).
"Stayin' Alive" is great, but TLS might be their greatest song, their greatest musical performance and their greatest vocal performance. Solarskope once declared it his favorite song of all time, but let's not hold that against it (or for it, for that matter).
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Re: TLS vs SA
"TLS" is one of the great songs; "SA" is one of the great records.
I might slightly prefer "SA", but there is a lot of early stuff ("Kilburn Towers", "If I Only Had My Mind..." etc.) that I love as much or more than their fantastic middle stuff.
I might slightly prefer "SA", but there is a lot of early stuff ("Kilburn Towers", "If I Only Had My Mind..." etc.) that I love as much or more than their fantastic middle stuff.
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Re: TLS vs SA
TLS. I've heard the song performed by other artists for years, but it wasn't until about a month ago that I heard The Bee Gees' recording. I'd say I prefer PP Arnold's take on it.
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Re: TLS vs SA
Quaco wrote:"TLS" is one of the great songs; "SA" is one of the great records.
I think think this is basically right.
I’m a song guy, to I’ll go with TLS. It’s quite a statement to make to believe that the person you love doesn’t even know what it’s like to feel it for someone else.
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