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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 22, 2004
How very poignant. Could be a song, y'know... I can see it... Electric guitars, thumping bass and bad costuming... 
It's cold out here in the rock-les world..
Talking about costuming... Found out the other day that Queen's costuming was done by Zandra Rhodes 
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 23, 2004
I actually think it could work quite well as an opening to a rock song 
Well, /I/ thought it was interesting...
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TeaKay Posted Dec 23, 2004
Possibly. But I'm no songwriter.
So did I. When I first found out. A long time ago.
:-p
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 24, 2004
Neither am I, but I've never tried Could be worth a shot
I'm afraid you'd be the foutain of all knowledge in this direction..
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TeaKay Posted Dec 24, 2004
I've tried a couple of times, but it's never ended in anything I haven't wanted to burn straight away. I think I'll stick to stories 
Well, where Queen are concerned... 
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 26, 2004
I think some people are better at one form of writing than another.. I'll bet your songs are quite good really, practise makes perfect, so they say.
Mastermind topic... "Random Queen Information"?
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TeaKay Posted Dec 26, 2004
Nah, I just can't get the inspiration for songs, or poetry. I'm no good at that type of thing. My dad's quite good- he quite regularly writes humourous 'Odes' for special occasions (birthdays, weddings, people leaving work, etc). But I'm more of a prose person
Lol
On a related note... I liked that fact that on Christmas day at 3:00 pm, just about every channel (o.k, so I'm exagerrating...) had the Queen's speech, whereas VH1 classic had "Queen!"- an hour of videos from Freddie and the boys. Guess which one we had to have on though...
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 27, 2004
I used to be more of a poet than a prose person... but I've rather lost my groove in that direction at the moment It's the kind of thing that comes and goes. Damned wriiter's block.
That sounds pretty 
Yeeeeeugh... Apparently the Simpson's did a "Queen's speech" of their own on C4. I managed not to watch anything at all So I'm pleased.
Pretty neat that, though
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TeaKay Posted Dec 28, 2004
I've had a 22 year block so far...
lol
I would like to have seen the Simpson's one...
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 29, 2004
You were had block before you could even write.. that's impressive
Let's see...
It's cold out here in the rock-less world.
Now, if we're talking music, the rhythm is more important that the rhyme. So whatever comes next needs to work out to be stressed "di DUM di DUM di di DUM di DUM"
Well, that's my theory, anyway.
IT could have been interesting, that's for sure.
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TeaKay Posted Dec 29, 2004
"You were had block"? What the hell happened there?
Oh, I agree. Doesn't mean I can write anything, though.
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 31, 2004
Ah... I remember. I was going to type "you were blocked" and realised that didn't make sense... But fairly absent-mindedly forgot to delete the "were". So it shouls have said "You had block before you could even write". Sorry. I must learn the value of proof-reading.
Could still be worth a try. Write it like prose, but change how you'd present it
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 3, 2005
WEll, see how it works. Write a paragraph normally, and then put breaks in between sentences 
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TeaKay Posted Jan 3, 2005
O.k.... I don't think that would work. It's just not my thing!
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 4, 2005
Once upon a time I said that about eye-shadow, y'know... Now look at me. It's the first thing most people notice
Think of it as a personal challenge
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TeaKay Posted Jan 4, 2005
lol, not quite the same thing...
lol, I have enough personal challenges at the mo...
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 4, 2005
I couldn't think of a better allegory I'm good like that.
Well, one more can't hurt... it's only a teeeny tiiiny one...
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