sade

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michael

Bring out the vacuum
Someone just linked me to this... madness

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Dwight Yorke

GOOOOOOOOOOOOAL!
michael said:
Someone just linked me to this... madness

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That's a complete classic, one of Mayer's best solo productions.

MAD love for the song Lovers Rock by Sade.It's just so...smooth.
 
S

Sick Boy

All about pride and egos
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but she makes music for dentist waiting rooms, right? And lifts? It sounds like death by valium overdose.
 
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Sick Boy

All about pride and egos
bruno said:
she also had a genteel charm that i thought was rare for a performing artist, the opposite of this aggressive madonna-type femininity. if you see her expression in smooth operator it is a kind of shyness or reservation, really conservative in a way. the music is probably not very good but it was always more about mood or ambience than proper music, that was the point.
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This sounds like a review by Patrick Bateman.
 
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gumdrops

Well-known member
waiting for the cd of this. sade deserves to be bought. though the single i heard had some pretty dated cheap sounding production on it. hope the rest isnt like that.
 
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CrowleyHead

Well-known member
Sick Boy said:
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but she makes music for dentist waiting rooms, right? And lifts? It sounds like death by valium overdose.
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Granted, it's ultra-slick & 'smooth' to the point of seeming really cheesy. But in a way it's sort of going for that vibe, sort of plastic standards sort of music...

I've always wondered why Sade never got to do a Bond theme. The new single just made it so painfully obvious...
 
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gumdrops

Well-known member
whats 'plastic' about this:
or this:
saying that, sax from the 80s will never seem good.

this is classic:
 
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william_kent

william_kent

Well-known member
"Have you ever seen anyone get funky to Sade?"

william_kent said:
Flat Top

Universal studios

busking

to SADE


Flat Top - SADE

"Have you ever seen anyone get funky to Sade?"

( I've fast forwarded it, but previous to this he gets frustrated because the punters don't "get" electro and he says "do I have to lower myself to dancing to Michael Jackson" but then he fucks with them and plays Sade instead )
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"Sade Y'all!"



crossposting, and sin of sins, citing myself *, etc.,

* edit: no one told my favourite cult leaders, Kenneth Grant and L Ron Hubbard, that it was a sin to quote yourself. ( the Hubbard reference is a joke by the way )
 
william_kent

william_kent

Well-known member
oh yeah, why did Sade disappear from view?

SMACK!

[ allegedly ]

just saying...

edit: according to a scurrilous gossip email list I used to subscribe to, as far as I can recall they mentioned something along the lines of many years plus post fame digging brown into broken veins in a damp basement flat

[ allegedly ]
 
william_kent

william_kent

Well-known member
Sade's smack anthem [ allegedly ], her own "golden brown" moment


Sade - The Sweetest Taboo ( 1985 )

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Sade loves a bag of "sand" [ allegedly ]

"everyday is Christmas"

( until the syringe runs dry )
[ allegedly ]

"don't let it slip away"
 
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