Sublime Moments.

[Flex]

So many sublime Fugazi moments. Another great one is when Ian shouts "GUILTY!" at the end of Suggestion.

Oh yeah, that one is intense. Sublimely intense.

[JennyB]

So many sublime Fugazi moments. Another great one is when Ian shouts "GUILTY!" at the end of Suggestion.

Oh yeah, that one is intense. Sublimely intense.

I just posted this on Facebook, but is there another song that better encapsulates how women feel right now? I think not.

[Flex]

I just posted this on Facebook, but is there another song that better encapsulates how women feel right now? I think not.

I appreciate that you recognize that the best person to capture the situation women find themselves in is a white dude.

(He actually got some shit precisely along those lines at the time, iirc. I like to think genuine empathy and understanding is gender neutral. It's rare, but it exists.)

[JennyB]

I just posted this on Facebook, but is there another song that better encapsulates how women feel right now? I think not.

I appreciate that you recognize that the best person to capture the situation women find themselves in is a white dude.

(He actually got some shit precisely along those lines at the time, iirc. I like to think genuine empathy and understanding is gender neutral. It's rare, but it exists.)

I know, I was conflicted...but, he got it right.

[Heston]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

[Marky Dread]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

[101Walterton]

Mike Barson’s decending piano riff in Disappear ( a lost Madness classic).

Excellent.

Hey 101 what do call someone who assists boy scouts in erecting camping equipment?

Pegasus?

No a Tent Pole Tutor.

Hahaha I was already laughing at my own Pegasus joke

[Marky Dread]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

[Marky Dread]

Mike Barson’s decending piano riff in Disappear ( a lost Madness classic).

Excellent.

Hey 101 what do call someone who assists boy scouts in erecting camping equipment?

Pegasus?

No a Tent Pole Tutor.

Hahaha I was already laughing at my own Pegasus joke

It was good but I couldn't let it spoil mu fun.

[Heston]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

It's been driving me mad for years. I need the multitracks.

[Marky Dread]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

It's been driving me mad for years. I need the multitracks.

I've just listened to it a few times now through my cans and I'm going with a vocal shriek.

[Heston]

That bit of Dancing Queen, the second time they sing "on the tambourine, oh yeah." There is this shrill orgasmic note behind the "oh yeah" which I'm not sure is a voice or instrument. Either way it always sends shivers down my spine.

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

It's been driving me mad for years. I need the multitracks.

I've just listened to it a few times now through my cans and I'm going with a vocal shriek.

Yeah, me too but it is so shrill it's almost like a violin or something. Incredible voices those two had.

[Marky Dread]

That is a doubletracked piano and a squeal from a sax and it's great.

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

It's been driving me mad for years. I need the multitracks.

I've just listened to it a few times now through my cans and I'm going with a vocal shriek.

Yeah, me too but it is so shrill it's almost like a violin or something. Incredible voices those two had.

They were brilliant singers with fantastic arrangers.

[101Walterton]

Or so I thought I just played it and it could well be just a vocal scream.

...and the keyboard opening to Gimme Gimme Gimme is genuis simple.

It's been driving me mad for years. I need the multitracks.

I've just listened to it a few times now through my cans and I'm going with a vocal shriek.

Yeah, me too but it is so shrill it's almost like a violin or something. Incredible voices those two had.

They were brilliant singers with fantastic arrangers.

I watched a doco about ABBA recording. They talked about the two female vocalists and I wish I could remember (or understand) the technical words but basically the pitch (?) of their 2 voices was different but perfectly matched by some minor musical amount which basically meant they were almost uniquely perfect together.

[Carpentologist]

Lindsey Buckinghams guitar in the outro of “Hold Me” is so sublime!