Mephistopheles <no-fixed@address.net> wrote in
news:tbv662tid6fgvi5nfrft6mi9611r4c72ld@4ax.com:
> On Wed, 10 May 2006 06:01:26 GMT, PP@PP.com (WingedMessenger) wrote:
>
>>Edith Piaf CD
>
> I have just about finished downloading, naming & playing.
>
> Sorry for this graceless delay, LOL, but with two blistering sunshiny
> days down here I've not been getting back in till late evenings, Got
> to make the most of it, haven't we? And I'll be away Saturday &
> Sunday, ......sailing with friends, so I'll want a bit more wind than
> these last couple of days, the sea's been that calm.
>
> Back to the CD, which I'm enjoying, though I wish she wouldn't give so
> many introductory speeches before almost every track, but I suppose
> that's the privilege of the famous.
>
> I was glad to hear one of my favourites at the start, "Non, je ne
> regrette rien", which I think I've quoted in the groups on more than
> one occasion, last night in asp for one....&..when I left the Fort..
> LOL
>
> Track 07 (Les Amants d'un Jour" is quite sad & particularly grabs my
> attention. It's also partly in English. Now I know the French love to
> roll their "r"'s, but in track 10, La Foule, she really goes to town
> on it & rolls them like blazes. I lost count of the number, but next
> time you listen you'll certainly notice them!
>
> But she sure saves the best till last. The final track, Hymne a
> l'Amour,--"If you love me, really love me", what a rousing one to
> finish with. Really brings the House down! Love it.
>
> Thanks again, Mercury.
Glad you are enjoying the education LOL. Posting shortly The CD Johnny Cash
at San Quentin, and I may just be tempted to get the mind blowing by
posting the LM Premiere in Japanese, man it sure is weird. Or you can have
German, Czech, Hungarian, American, French, to name but I doubt I will post
them, there are too many unbelievers around LOL.
Mercury.
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