Early ,'Objects In Space'
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"Eye of the Tiger" is pretty dumb.
Hey, there's a new question: What's the worst James Bond theme song? I'm leaning toward "Octopussy".
The best is obviously "Live and Let Die", with "Goldfinger"a close second.
And, yes, I know about "this wild and crazy world in which we live in", and I DON'T CARE. Because it is art.
Both of my boys are miffed that I played the Beatles Julia for their sister. Ben didn't mind when she was a baby. I don't own Michael Jackson's Ben, and can't make myself buy a Michael Jackson song for one of my children, because...well, because. I have shown him the lyrics though, and we've heard it on the radio once or twice. There is no Christopher song that we know of, anyhow.
The best is obviously "Live and Let Die", with "Goldfinger"a close second.
Betsy gets a gold star.
The fact that "Live and Let Die" is by Paul McCartney just adds to its appeal.
I don't even recall the Octopussy song. So in my head I'm hearing it as "Goldfinger," with every occurance of "Goldfinger" replaced by "Octopussy."
I am totally earwormed with "We built this city..." still. And it's not good.
What's the worst James Bond theme song? I'm leaning toward "Octopussy".
I don't even remember this one. I'm thinking that Madonna song's gotta be right up there, though.
I hated Bon Jovi. I was a Springsteen girl and in Jersey you were one or the other.
These days I think Jon Bon Jovi is a cutie-pie -- but the music still makes me roll my eyes (after an initial nostalgia sigh).
I don't even recall the Octopussy song.
"All-Time High," by Rita Coolidge.
What about "The House at Pooh Corner" by, I think, Cat Stevens? Or does Christopher Robin not count?
The Spy Who Loved Me by Carly Simon is another good Bond song.
There is no Christopher song that we know of, anyhow
House At Pooh Corner?
Christopher Robin and I walked along
under branches lit up by the moon.
(heh. x-posty with Betsy, yay!)
I was a Springsteen girl and in Jersey you were one or the other.
My sister! We all got drunk the day he got married. The first time. And yes, we were still in high school. If I'm remembering right, it was the day of the prom, so we would have been doing that anyway.