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Old 04-04-2013, 10:57 PM   #41 (permalink)
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I still crack up over the chorus to this day


I absolutely love that song. Love it. If that song is cheesy than color me cheese, it's one of my all time favorite songs. I just fecking love the melody and the dark, dark lyrics.
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Maybe the only thing greater than these songs... is the synopsis of the movie they comes from.

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Camp Grenada (Hello Muddah Hello Faddah) - Allan Sherman

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Definitely this is one of the best super cheesy songs ever recorded.
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wow...this thread could just be alternately titled - Favorite 80's song.
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I find the lyrics kinda dramatic, but in a campy sorta way.

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Maybe the only thing greater than these songs... is the synopsis of the movie they comes from.
this movie sounds awesome. i need to see it.


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I find the lyrics kinda dramatic, but in a campy sorta way.
They were smart in putting together the two songs for this performance - Robin's iconic 60's song and Barry's then-current vocal spotlight single from Odessa (Which still is possibly my favorite Bee Gees album due to it's ambition). A fine showcase of two great Pop singers (My guess - the Tom Jones show, 1969). To me, "First of May" is the more campy of the two with all of stuff about Christmas Trees and such (although I still think there's a clumsy symbolism there), but still pretty good.

To those who only know the Gibbs through their Disco and 80's history should give their 60's albums a try - although the first Greatest Hits is a smart taster to see if one would like to hear First to Odessa.

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