Makes You Smile

As usual when I'm a bit tipsy, I'm feeling all warm and nostalgic. With that in mind, here's the song me and Mrs Gummidge danced to at our wedding...



... and the one we danced to on our tenth anniversary last year.

(08-10-2010 00:57 )Mister Gummidge Wrote:  As usual when I'm a bit tipsy, I'm feeling all warm and nostalgic. With that in mind, here's the song me and Mrs Gummidge danced to at our wedding...

Here is what I danced to at my wedding. Smiles and tears.

Since this thread is only populated by people who are pissed at the time of posting, me and Mister Gummidge it seems like, I thought I'd raise the tone a bit. The opening to this is a lot like, reminiscent I was gonna use but it's a bit posh, to the great Baroque composers such as Vivaldi, Percel and Handel.



Enjoy.

And just this. And just because really. We can have the Wagner debate another day. Fantastic opening ride of the valkyries.

Scandal.... Well he would say that that wouldn't he.

One of the few films where Hollywood hasn't got the leading ladies right?

Mandy Rice-Davies - Bridget Fonda ----- Bridget Fonda

Christine Keeler - Joanne Whalley ------ Christine Keeler

Let's be honest Joanne Whalley in her pomp fantastic but I can see why Goverment Ministers preferred Christine Keeler.



Plus, really, please me, please me, please me at Number One by that unknown band the Beatles.

To top it off Dusty Springfield produced by the Pet Shop Boys. At some point you have to recognise that these gays are people too.

Lastly tonight.... this morning, shit. I couldn't give a shit who takes the credit Ronson or Whitehouse still a great intro.

For fans of this thread, Mister Gummidge?, I will now take the usual two/three week break as I've gotta go back to work sometime.

Devo - Whip It
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Love the acoustic guitar intro.

They sold me a dream of Christmas, they sold me a Silent Night.

The peel of a bell and that Christmas tree smell.



Cheer up Greg. The houses and money will soften the blow.