Wall of Mouths

not_that_kind_of_guy wrote:

never tear us apart - inxs

but for fun value it should be love shack by the b52’s

Love shack has been mentioned cos its my better halfs fave song, unfortunately i cant stand it

The wannadies - You and me song is good but maybe a bit quick. Another one on the list of “songs we like rather than fit” is No rain by Blind Melon. Has no relevance to getting wed at all but its a song we both love

thanks guys, your giving me lots of help. Much appreciated!!

Wild Horses by The Rolling stones is another we have thought about.

For all us T? fans out there, i can tell you the very last piece of music to be played will be the boys asleep. If only for the line of “thanks for coming, mind your step on your way home…”

Ten Storey Love Song by the Stone Roses would be brilliant as it fits, and its a excellent song as well. its just too frekking long tho.

Yeah we have already thought of that. We both love the Levellers so “one way” was a definite option.

For comedy value i fancied a bit of the man dont give a fuck by the super furry animals, just to see the future mother in laws face drop!

Good song but thinking something a little more modern. The trouble is i had my heart set on a certain song (this is the first day of my life by Bright Eyes) cos lyrically its brilliant, but its just too slow and now i cant get anything to compare to it.

yeah i’ve decided nothing over 4 minutes is definitely the way forward.

We might just go for a track that has nothing to do with the topic, but we both really like.

I’m getting married in six weeks, and being a supposed “muso” i told my better half i’d pick the first song to dance to as i didnt want anything wanky played ala Robbie Williams and Angels. Well after six months i’m drawing a complete blank. Picked a few great tracks lyrically by either Bright Eyes or Ryan Adams but they are just too slow to dance to. I wanted cast no shadow by oasis, but she’s having none of that.

Oh and serious answers please!! I’ve had enough help from “mates” suggesting tracks by Machinehead!

Jenna Jameson has had some varied role. Ahem.

Russell Crowe in Gladiator was brilliant
Malcolm McDowell in Clockwork Orange
Jack Nicholson in the Shining

Worst… Lyndsey Lohan in anything. Good to look at, but a terrible actress

Ive got a nano, and its brilliant. fact.

Trevor, all dogs should be called Trevor

Pint of Guinness in my local is £2.40, so i must win the cheap UK option (i always knew Cradley had its benefits)

Erik Schepers wrote:

Any recommendations for a nice fizzy drink that’s not made by the coca cola company?

Vimto is the way forward, preferably with Gin in it.

Can someone clear it up if its ethical to drink Red Stripe cos if i cant have JD and coke or red stripe i might as well get these coca cola barons to kill me as well.

opal_mantra wrote:

yeah.. but black pudding on a fry-up’s pretty bloody tasty..
mmmmm..:)

Yeah i’m hardcore, it hasnt stopped me eating it! Was just pretty foul seeing it being made

mrs h wrote:

For some reason that made me think of black pudding.

I have a client who makes black pudding and i had to go to the factory on a survey. The smell of warm blood being mixed with fat aint pretty.

Ooh this is like the Ricky Hatton fight all over again.

I havent got to stay up till 4am to watch all the action again tho have i??

but what do i put in Jack Daniels if there’s no coke?!??!?!?!?!?!?!

Dennis wrote:

We aren’t allowed Banks’s, we haven’t had our jabs…!

A pint of Brew XI then, or maybe that special “Bully” bitter they made a few years ago, anythin but girly carling!

Not impressed with the choice of beer mate, it aint very rock n roll!!

Now pass me a pint of Banks’s !!

Saw Shed Seven several times live and they are always pretty darn good.

Come on Dennis embrace the indie kid in you - join the darkside

I’m going to see The Hives in Birmingham on Sunday night i think, not got tickets as yet tho.

Dennis wrote:

lol

Fancy meeting outside the Hawthornes on Sunday at about 11:45, make sure you put a wolves shirt on and stand by the Brummie Road.

Dennis wrote:

Hold on, this thread is about actually, meeting…?!

Sorry mate you live the other side of the world from me.

Chris, looks like we should get a job as booking agents!

Portsmouth is a bit of a trek, sorry lol.

U should do the glee club in Birmingham, they have a burlesque night every month i think, and thats just round the corner ;-)

Back to tracks, Potato junkie??

Bushy Fields, i remember being a kid and it being called the Henry Loutch centre. At our school you were called a “Loutch” as opposed a spacca!

Its making me wanna go all Charlie Manson. (ahem - i am of course joking)

First of all Tartan, how ace are your photos?!?!? OMG! (thats got the pervy bit out the way).

I think Loose could be a good track.