Birthday mix tape

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For a bit of fun, who on 606v2 has the best 8 song mix tape using their date of birth?

The idea is, you take your DoB and find out what the number 1 single was on that day.  Then simply add 3 years to it and that is your next song. Keep doing this until you have your own 8 song mix tape.

You can use the following to get the songs:

http://www.everyhit.com/dates/

Mine is as follows;  

Abba -  Name of the Game
Barbra Streisand - Woman In Love
Billy Joel - Uptown Girl
Berlin - Take My Breath Away
Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World
Boyz II Men - End Of The Road
Robson & Jerome - I Believe / Up On The Roof
Cher - Believe

Mine starts pretty poorly with Abba and Babs, gets slightly better with Billy Joel and Berlin's soft-rock classic before peaking with Lisa Stansfield.  It then finishes unbelievably badly with Robson and Jerome and Cher.

Can anyone top it?

Rowley wrote:Be nice to each other kids, if I wanted to spend my time on here reading arguments I would go on the boxing board.

Sorry Jeff.

I love seany really, we just fall out now and again. Good to clear the air.

seanmichaels wrote:

The Womble wrote:Michael Jackson  - One Day In Your Life
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes
Pet Shop Boys - Its A Sin
Elton John - Sacrifice
Gabrielle - Dreams
Baddiel & Skinner - Three Lions
ATB - 9pm Till I Come
Elvis Presley feat JXL - A Little Less Conversation

Not bad

 
bit homo.

What's homo about it? Apart from FGTH and Elton John obviously....

TRUSSMAN66 wrote:
Glenn Medeiros - Nothing is going to change my love for you..  

This is still my favourite effort.

The Womble wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:

The Womble wrote:Michael Jackson  - One Day In Your Life
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes
Pet Shop Boys - Its A Sin
Elton John - Sacrifice
Gabrielle - Dreams
Baddiel & Skinner - Three Lions
ATB - 9pm Till I Come
Elvis Presley feat JXL - A Little Less Conversation

Not bad

 
bit homo.

What's homo about it? Apart from FGTH and Elton John obviously....

Nothing, michaels is just a bit sensitive about this stuff. One day he will open up about his public school "experiences" and the catharsis will begin, but we must not rush him.

 /  

Rowley wrote:

The Womble wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:

The Womble wrote:Michael Jackson  - One Day In Your Life
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes
Pet Shop Boys - Its A Sin
Elton John - Sacrifice
Gabrielle - Dreams
Baddiel & Skinner - Three Lions
ATB - 9pm Till I Come
Elvis Presley feat JXL - A Little Less Conversation

Not bad

 
bit homo.

What's homo about it? Apart from FGTH and Elton John obviously....

Nothing, michaels is just a bit sensitive about this stuff. One day he will open up about his public school "experiences" and the catharsis will begin, but we must not rush him.

  

Nice use of 'catharsis'.

Note that sean didn't focus on the paedo (Jackson I'm looking at your cold, cold corpse) part of Womble's list. He needs to look even further into his soul before he can deal with those issues.

Cheers Tina, something of an ignominious day on here for me yesterday. Needed to raise my game.

Rowley wrote:ignominious

Trying too hard now.

I did wonder if it was overkill or not.

superflyweight wrote:Note that sean didn't focus on the paedo (Jackson I'm looking at your cold, cold corpse) part of Womble's list.  He needs to look even further into his soul before he can deal with those issues.  

Had Jacko as a half'n'half (non racist) on the basis that Corey Feldman hasn't spilt the beans fully yet.

I'm hoping that "spilt the beans" isn't some sort of euphemism.

Did you watch Slammin Sam Tina?

seanmichaels wrote:Did you watch Slammin Sam Tina?

Nope, but I've saved it. Might give it a go tonight.

Managed to get the missus to watch it last night. she wasn't impressed

seanmichaels wrote:Managed to get the missus to watch it last night. she wasn't impressed

The French are sh*t at League though.

Show her some clips of Chabal, she'll love that.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:Managed to get the missus to watch it last night. she wasn't impressed

The French are sh*t at League though.

Show her some clips of Chabal, she'll love that.

I showed her this image of image of French Hooker Dmitri Szarzewski which took her aback a little



The new Chabal is Perrick Gunther from Toulon.

How the hell have you managed that?

You've superimposed Szarzewski's face onto my body.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

TRUSSMAN66 wrote:
Glenn Medeiros - Nothing is going to change my love for you..  

This is still my favourite effort.

Tino, I can top the Beefcake's mix list. Mine is so awful I'm not sure I want to post it.

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

TRUSSMAN66 wrote:
Glenn Medeiros - Nothing is going to change my love for you..  

This is still my favourite effort.

Tino, I can top the Beefcake's mix list.  Mine is so awful I'm not sure I want to post it.

Come on, you can't post that and then not your list.

Surely it can't be worse than Glenn Medeiros?

Did Kenny Loggins have any UK number 1's?

Real Thing - You to me are everything
Tubeway army - Are friends electric
Captain Sensible - Happy talk
Sister Sledge - Frankie
Glenn Medeiros - Nothing is going to change my love for you
Bryan Adams - Everything I do.......
Wet Wet Wet - Love is all around
Puff Daddy & Faith Evans - I'll be missing you

Makes me not want to celebrate my birthday anymore

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:
Glenn Medeiros - Nothing is going to change my love for you

Him again!

Wet Wet Wet and Bryan Adams. They had about 44 years at number one combined.

seanmichaels wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any UK number 1's?

I just asked Galted. He informs me that Footloose was Loggin's highest placed UK single, reaching number 6 in the charts.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any UK number 1's?

I just asked Galted.  He informs me that Footloose was Loggin's highest placed UK single, reaching number 6 in the charts.

Did 'Playing with the boys' make the top 10?

Did Kenny Loggins have any other top 10 hits? Was Danger Zone one of his?

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any UK number 1's?

I just asked Galted.  He informs me that Footloose was Loggin's highest placed UK single, reaching number 6 in the charts.

I often do the furious, kicking dance to Footloose on my way to Cannon Street.

JuliusHMarx wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any other top 10 hits? Was Danger Zone one of his?

Danger Zone was one of his but believe I am right in saying it did not chart.

Saving graces are I didn't get Whitney Houston's I will always love you and Celine Dion's My heart will go on as continuation of soppy, crappy, movie love songs

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any UK number 1's?

I just asked Galted.  He informs me that Footloose was Loggin's highest placed UK single, reaching number 6 in the charts.

I often do the furious, kicking dance to Footloose on my way to Cannon Street.

I have that image firmly implanted now.

  

Rowley wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:Did Kenny Loggins have any other top 10 hits? Was Danger Zone one of his?

Danger Zone was one of his but believe I am right in saying it did not chart.

Top Gun soundtrack

1."Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins – 3:36
3."Playing with the Boys" by Kenny Loggins – 3:59

1999 Special Edition bonus tracks

15."Playing with the Boys" (12" Version) by Kenny Loggins – 6:41

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Thanks for clearing that one up, jeff. I've spent all these years thinking it was the lead singer of ASWAD that had a dog that won Crufts. That could have been embarrassing.

P.S. are there any celebrity dog lovers that your mum doesn't know? Where does she stand on Bob Carolgees?

superflyweight wrote:

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Thanks for clearing that one up, jeff.  I've spent all these years thinking it was the lead singer of ASWAD that had a dog that won Crufts.  That could have been embarrassing.  

P.S. are there any celebrity dog lovers that your mum doesn't know?  Where does she stand on Bob Carolgees?

And Ben Fogle's arl man. He is a dog doctor or something like that.

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Zeppo Marx introduced the Afghan hound to America.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Zeppo Marx introduced the Afghan hound to America.

Bruce Grobbelaar is a fan of Rhodesian Ridgebacks.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Zeppo Marx introduced the Afghan hound to America.

Bruce Grobbelaar is a fan of Rhodesian Ridgebacks.  

Mel Gibson was originally cast as Hooch in Turner & Hooch.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Zeppo Marx introduced the Afghan hound to America.

Bruce Grobbelaar is a fan of Rhodesian Ridgebacks.  

Mel Gibson was originally cast as Hooch in Turner & Hooch.

You're just being silly now.

The Zeppo Marx thing is true though.

JuliusHMarx wrote:The Zeppo Marx thing is true though.

As is the Bruce Grobbelaar thing.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:The Zeppo Marx thing is true though.

As is the Bruce Grobbelaar thing.

And the Mel Gibson thing as well.

superflyweight wrote:

Rowley wrote:

1GrumpyGolfer wrote:Real Thing -  You to me are everything

My mum knows the lead singer of The Real Thing, he shows dogs, Afghans I believe. Think it is correct to say he won best in show at Crufts some years ago.

And the pop music/dog breeding, showing zingers just keep on coming.

Thanks for clearing that one up, jeff.  I've spent all these years thinking it was the lead singer of ASWAD that had a dog that won Crufts.  That could have been embarrassing.  

P.S. are there any celebrity dog lovers that your mum doesn't know?  Where does she stand on Bob Carolgees?

Don't get bitter because I am blowing your tenuous celebrity anecdotes out of the water super. The lead singer of the Real Thing is called Chris Amoo if that helps you remember any better, just think now, not only will you not embarrass yourself when the conversation almost inevitably crops up, you will have the chance to look erudite and well informed.

Didn't Madonna get boned by / commit a sex act on a dog or was that an urban myth?

It sounds like something of an urban myth to me Sean.

Rowley wrote:It sounds like something of an urban myth to me Sean.

The Bruce Grobbelaar thing isn't an urban myth.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Rowley wrote:It sounds like something of an urban myth to me Sean.

The Bruce Grobbelaar thing isn't an urban myth.

No, it's just a plain old-fashioned myth.

But Tina is "urban" so it may qualify.

superflyweight wrote:But Tina is "urban" so it may qualify.  

I would struggle to think of anyone less urban than Tina. He makes Prince Philip look "street"

Rowley wrote:

superflyweight wrote:But Tina is "urban" so it may qualify.  

I would struggle to think of anyone less urban than Tina.

And less urbane as well.