Ah, hahaha! Yes......ying and yang...salt and pepper.....Primus? in the corner with Helen Reddy. Oh the inhumanity....
Ah, hahaha! Yes......ying and yang...salt and pepper.....Primus? in the corner with Helen Reddy. Oh the inhumanity....
Having got it I am really not sure what to make of it, not what I remembered of the famous song, too much like lift music, I suspect it'll end up in the corner along with Primus and a few of the CDs I got based on listening to albums years ago in the follies of youth whilst not quite on the planet!
Yep!Ah, hahaha! Yes......ying and yang...salt and pepper.....
But I never get cracked cases from Burning Shed, and those have to travel the same long distance.Eh, don’t get your hair in a muss over a few cheap cracked cases; they’ve gotta travel halfway round the world to get to me; I just care about what’s inside- the incredible fookin’ Quad music![]()
Would I be disappointed by the Harold Melvin or Miracles disc?
As a soon-to-be 70 yr old, I thought about good old Helen and can't get past hearing all the times on FM I heard "I am woman, hear me roar". Yuck.
So dated, cringe-worthy message-bubble-gum. I didn't like her as a singer, that type of bubble-gum or the song when it played on FM, let alone now! I sampled all the songs on Amazon and I don't think even in quad, I could listen to the whole disc even once!
For me, even if it's quad or multichannel, it still has to be music one wants to listen to.
This one is probably the most cringe-worthy title D-V has acquired. If it came to a choice for that style of music, I'd rather listen to The Carpenters![]()
I have to agree with you on this. I also will probably have to pass on the Helen Reddy. I don't think I've heard 'I am woman ' in 30 years....and that is often enough for me. Though I'm glad DV did issue this, it's just not my cup-of-tea.As a soon-to-be 70 yr old, I thought about good old Helen and can't get past hearing all the times on FM I heard "I am woman, hear me roar". Yuck.
So dated, cringe-worthy message-bubble-gum. I didn't like her as a singer, that type of bubble-gum or the song when it played on FM, let alone now! I sampled all the songs on Amazon and I don't think even in quad, I could listen to the whole disc even once!
For me, even if it's quad or multichannel, it still has to be music one wants to listen to.
This one is probably the most cringe-worthy title D-V has acquired. If it came to a choice for that style of music, I'd rather listen to The Carpenters![]()
Sometimes you need to make a clean break.^^
LOL Bluto to the rescue!
Don't "push it"Yep!Weren't Salt & Pepper a UK 80s girl band?
In her defence, Helen sings:As a soon-to-be 70 yr old, I thought about good old Helen and can't get past hearing all the times on FM I heard "I am woman, hear me roar". Yuck.
So dated, cringe-worthy message-bubble-gum. I didn't like her as a singer, that type of bubble-gum or the song when it played on FM, let alone now!
I'm playing both in my carAs a soon-to-be 70 yr old, I thought about good old Helen and can't get past hearing all the times on FM I heard "I am woman, hear me roar". Yuck.
, I'd rather listen to The Carpenters![]()
Poor Helen Reddy...still getting beat up 50 years later for that liberation anthem. I listened to one of the two DV albums the other night while thumbing through a magazine. Pretty mellow stuff.I have to agree with you on this. I also will probably have to pass on the Helen Reddy. I don't think I've heard 'I am woman ' in 30 years....and that is often enough for me. Though I'm glad DV did issue this, it's just not my cup-of-tea.
...and IMO, The Carpenters are way more listenable!
I actually find her stuff similar to the Carpenters, but with a different accentPoor Helen Reddy...still getting beat up 50 years later for that liberation anthem. I listened to one of the two DV albums the other night while thumbing through a magazine. Pretty mellow stuff.
Jefferson Airplane?Helen was the first choice to play the singing nun in Airplane...
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