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Do you like the pre-Teddy version of Dangerous?I never listen to the Teddy songs. Jam occasionally and the demo of ITC sometimes. That's it.
Do you like the pre-Teddy version of Dangerous?I never listen to the Teddy songs. Jam occasionally and the demo of ITC sometimes. That's it.
Mate, I don't even know if I've ever heard this. I'm not a completist. I haven't listened to everything Michael ever released let alone every demo / early version / whatever that's out there. Quite often I think I haven't heard something and then it turns out I have. But I don't have any memory of this thing.Do you like the pre-Teddy version of Dangerous?
Just listening to something labelled as Early version / Full Original Demo.Do you like the pre-Teddy version of Dangerous?
That's the one I've just listened to. The notes say MJ and Bill and Teddy wrote it and MJ and Teddy produced it. In any case, it was perfectly fine but I didn't love it. I only listen to Dangerous if I'm watching the dance performance. The song itself, I can take it or leave it and I usually leave it. I wouldn't make an effort to listen to this version.MJ & Bill Bottrell
are you , did it this wee too
Watching Home Alone
are you , did it this wee too
Home Alone*video
Korakas
Oh, I’m sorry, is that ravens? They look a little odd, I think? Well, then, they look the same everwhere!Korakas
i wish it had dressed for the occasion
Typical long beak.
knocks them over in your face
Wow! They look so different to our lot!They look like this in Sweden (Corvus corone cornix):
No, that photo I posted was crows. Or it was according to the caption. Certainly looked like them. I was thinking about Greek insults and that led me to the Twa Corbies. A poem usually included in Robert Burns' anthologies but also said to be an ancient Scottish ballad.Oh, I’m sorry, is that ravens? They look a little odd, I think? Well, then, they look the same everwhere!
Glad that I got the species correct! The beak is too delicate for being a raven’s.Wow! They look so different to our lot!
No, that photo I posted was crows. Or it was according to the caption. Certainly looked like them. I was thinking about Greek insults and that led me to the Twa Corbies. A poem usually included in Robert Burns' anthologies but also said to be an ancient Scottish ballad.
Here's the first verse:
The Twa Corbies
As I was walking all alane,
I heard twa corbies making a mane;
The tane unto the t’other say,
‘Where sall we gang and dine to-day?’
Corbies = Corvus? But that would include rook and jackdaw, too…Corbies is Old Scots for raven or crow.
Halfway.how far into the film