Re: (TV) Good Beat Defined

["Andy Ferguson" <andy@cheesemaker.fsnet.co.uk>]

'Having a good beat' is a phrase which is used in my neck of the woods when
people describe their musical tastes . It's absolutely awful .

The majority of people here are happy to just listen to commercial radio -
which in England is shit - and that's how they reply .

So what do you like , then ?

Oh anything , as long as it's got a good beat . By that they mean Steps /
Sclub 7 etc awful awful awful . The most requested song in clubs up here is
The Best by Tina Turner , only people are so thick , they don't know that's
the proper title and refer to it as Simply The Best . AAAgggghhhhhh .

Sorry . Rant over . I'm moving to The Village , where the next 10 houses
along the street don't have identical CD collections .

Andy .


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Ritter" <poriver@hotmail.com>

> Andy,
> It's possible to have both. a good groove can be an inspiration all
> by itself. I believe Tom is very well aware of this, as, of course,
> are the Stones. Dylan knows it too.Words & music. Music & words.
> Dig yourself,Lee
>
>
> >From: "Andy Ferguson" <. Let's all be thankful we like music
> >like this , music that inspires something , rather than defining 'having
a
> >good beat' as being a good song .
> >
> >We are all immortals .
> >
> >Andy
> >


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