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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 327993" data-attributes="member: 8">1. Love Hurts3. Crying In The Rain3. Walk Right Back4. All I Have To Do Is Dream5. On The Wings Of A Nightingale6. Cathy&#039;s Clown7. Up In Mabel&#039;s Room8. Who&#039;s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet?9. That&#039;s Old Fashioned (That&#039;s The Way Love Should Be)10. How Can I Meet Her?Nazareth&#039;s version of Love Hurts&nbsp; is very beautiful and powerful but it&#039;s also one of the few epic seventies songs that I&#039;ve never enjoyed. I&#039;m not sure why...maybe it&#039;s their falling-to-pieces interpretation of this grim song that feels kind of..kind of...penetrating. That&#039;s probably not the word I was looking for but anyway, the Everly Brothers song is a different affair because they keep their cool.It&#039;s a song for Caroline Stoddard and Devlin Burke to dance to in the Blue Whale.There&#039;s something mischievous about Who&#039;s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet?&nbsp; so I&#039;ll make that Leland Palmer&#039;s anthem.Next up![ATTACH=full]38204[/ATTACH]What are the 10 greatest gems in this genre?It goes from moody, slow synth-pop to sexy summer hits so it&#039;s not just one&nbsp; thing. And even though disco music never really died - it simply evolved - it seems odd that they would use that label in the anti-70s decade.The nineties did club and house music but also Italo-dance, the house&#039;d up version of Italo-disco, often in a techno-NRG style.But this top 10 is about the Boys Boys Boys in the Happy Station.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 327993, member: 8"] 1. Love Hurts 3. Crying In The Rain 3. Walk Right Back 4. All I Have To Do Is Dream 5. On The Wings Of A Nightingale 6. Cathy's Clown 7. Up In Mabel's Room 8. Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet? 9. That's Old Fashioned (That's The Way Love Should Be) 10. How Can I Meet Her? Nazareth's version of [I]Love Hurts[/I] is very beautiful and powerful but it's also one of the few epic seventies songs that I've never enjoyed. I'm not sure why...maybe it's their falling-to-pieces interpretation of this grim song that feels kind of..kind of...penetrating. That's probably not the word I was looking for but anyway, the Everly Brothers song is a different affair because they keep their cool. It's a song for Caroline Stoddard and Devlin Burke to dance to in the Blue Whale. There's something mischievous about [I]Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet?[/I] so I'll make that Leland Palmer's anthem. Next up! [ATTACH type="full"]38204[/ATTACH] What are the 10 greatest gems in this genre? It goes from moody, slow synth-pop to sexy summer hits so it's not just[I] one[/I] thing. And even though disco music never really died - it simply evolved - it seems odd that they would use that label in the anti-70s decade. The nineties did club and house music but also Italo-dance, the house'd up version of Italo-disco, often in a techno-NRG style. But this top 10 is about the Boys Boys Boys in the Happy Station. [/QUOTE]

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