What an Utter Arse Sting is.
08 October 2006, 10:22 AM
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What an Utter **** Sting is.
On "Sunday AM"
How nauseatingly poseurish to be telling Andrew Marr how he was releasing an album of the songs of the Elizabethan songwriter, John Dowland, then proceeding to regale us with the most embarrassing ****e ever performed on a lute. I bet Marr wished he had very much smaller ears during that, or perhaps none at all.
Followed later by Chris de Burgh on "Heaven and Earth", no doubt singing a piece discovered upon the wall of a cave in France, scored for Deer femur and Bison skull.
How nauseatingly poseurish to be telling Andrew Marr how he was releasing an album of the songs of the Elizabethan songwriter, John Dowland, then proceeding to regale us with the most embarrassing ****e ever performed on a lute. I bet Marr wished he had very much smaller ears during that, or perhaps none at all.
Followed later by Chris de Burgh on "Heaven and Earth", no doubt singing a piece discovered upon the wall of a cave in France, scored for Deer femur and Bison skull.
08 October 2006, 11:10 AM
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Sting has a propensity for being an **** nowadays, remember his 'tantric sex' revelations not so long back. That's notwithstanding the fact he is an extremely talented singer/songwriter who has produced some great hits in his time. As for Chris de Burgh his smug self satisfied demeanor is very annoying indeed.
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08 October 2006, 11:13 AM
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I didn't see it this morning, but Sting's music goes from okay to awful. Not everything on his new album is that bad. Have a look here: http://www.sting.com/ where you can play some of the tracks.
Steve
I didn't see it this morning, but Sting's music goes from okay to awful. Not everything on his new album is that bad. Have a look here: http://www.sting.com/ where you can play some of the tracks.
Steve
08 October 2006, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Heard some of him singing this stuff on Radio 4 - It was painful to listen to. 
makes me shudder just thinking about it....
makes me shudder just thinking about it....
I have to agree with that. The one with the lute that is heavily playing in the song you do have to wonder what particular drug he has been indulging in.
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08 October 2006, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
On "Sunday AM"
How nauseatingly poseurish to be telling Andrew Marr how he was releasing an album of the songs of the Elizabethan songwriter, John Dowland, then proceeding to regale us with the most embarrassing ****e ever performed on a lute. I bet Marr wished he had very much smaller ears during that, or perhaps none at all.
Followed later by Chris de Burgh on "Heaven and Earth", no doubt singing a piece discovered upon the wall of a cave in France, scored for Deer femur and Bison skull.
How nauseatingly poseurish to be telling Andrew Marr how he was releasing an album of the songs of the Elizabethan songwriter, John Dowland, then proceeding to regale us with the most embarrassing ****e ever performed on a lute. I bet Marr wished he had very much smaller ears during that, or perhaps none at all.
Followed later by Chris de Burgh on "Heaven and Earth", no doubt singing a piece discovered upon the wall of a cave in France, scored for Deer femur and Bison skull.
another good singer/ writer , who suddenly thinks ideas way above there station, and then belives anything they put there hand to is the best thing since sliced bread. No doubt the luvvies will do the emperors new clothes bit and proclaim it to be a work of art, when in reality its a pile of cackMart
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