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| Type | Created | Category | Creator | Sort | Votes | Hides | Rating | |
| multiple | 4-Dec-1999 | opinion | Avocado | unsorted | 84 | 11 | 53.2% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Very | posted 5-Dec-1999 9:03am "All ready"? I don't think the qualification system is working too well... |
| Avocado | posted 5-Dec-1999 10:32am I don't know the exact titles offhand, but: - "Morning has broken" - "I can't help... falling in love with you" - Hava Nagila - Some good Celtic reels |
| drdt | posted 5-Dec-1999 12:00pm We had no music, but I think someone read a poem. |
| magbast | posted 5-Dec-1999 4:23pm |
| mandy | posted 5-Dec-1999 5:06pm Beethovens Spring Sonata(on strings)instead of here comes the bride :P Barefoot performed live by kdlang mid ceremony :) Nessun Dorma performed live by Pavaroti as we leave the church...victorious!!!! As you can see, I am not very confident that gay marriages will ever be legalized in my state...so I can dream. |
bill   | posted 5-Dec-1999 8:01pm um... maybe Jen knows. |
Matt  | posted 6-Dec-1999 5:22am I used to want to have "Forever" and " Every time I look at you" (KISS songs) |
| supplicant | posted 6-Dec-1999 7:30am mandy: why not resurrect Beethoven to conduct too? ;) |
| Jody | posted 6-Dec-1999 8:42am Our recessional was the Linus and Lucy peanuts theme by Vince Guaraldi. |
| drdt | posted 6-Dec-1999 10:21am bill: not a good thing to have forgotten... supplicant: I think he has an exclusive engagement for the next 35 years. |
| gilly | posted 6-Dec-1999 11:37am Silly, I know, but I'd like the waltz from Sleeping Beauty to be the first dance at the reception. |
| ILJ | posted 6-Dec-1999 11:41am I made it clear that she could have absolute control over every other aspect of the wedding, but the music is my department and no way in hell were we hiring a DJ. I wanted a jazz quartet, period, and if any of the guests didn't dig it they needn't attend. So there! ;) |
| seanhuxter | posted 6-Dec-1999 11:46am "Have I Told You Lately" by Van Morrisson. Two years later, everyone was using the same song sung by Rod Stewart, but we set the trend with the original. |
| grmbrand | posted 6-Dec-1999 11:47am I'm drawing a blank right now. Good question, though. |
| Mariah | posted 6-Dec-1999 5:30pm I really have no idea!!! Maybe I should start thinking about it... |
| jjg | posted 6-Dec-1999 6:17pm It's a Mel Torme rendition of a swing song. I don't remember the title, but one of the lyrics is "Do I love you because you are beautiful, or are beautiful because I love you." It was the wedding song when I was married. |
| mandy | posted 6-Dec-1999 9:18pm I asked Beethoven but he said that he was too busy....decomposing!  |
| Jody | posted 7-Dec-1999 8:10am jjg - it's actually from Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella. |
Frostbrand  | posted 11-Dec-1999 2:55pm MY WEDDING 'ALBUM' Fudge The World by Insane Clown Posse Killing In The Name by Rage Against The Machine Birthday by Meredith Brooks Dumb by Garbage Right Now by Garth Brooks/Chris Gaines The Saga Begins by Weird Al Yankovic Don't Let's Start by They Might Be Giants Push It by Static X Nowhere To Hide by Ozzy Osbourne feat. ODB, DMX, and The Crystal Method Sugar by System Of A Down Tell Me Your Dreams by Jill Sobule Freak by Chaos Theory Elderly Man River by Stan Freberg Peel Me A Grape by Diana Krall Role Model by Eminem Who Are You by The Who The theme from Dune Dancing In The Sunshine Of The Dark by Fury In The Slaughterhouse Stars by Hum Inbetweener by Sleeper I Walked by Wanderlust N 2 Gether Now by Limp Bizkit feat. Method Man You Got A Way by Shania Twain The live version of Good Enough by Sarah McLachlan Erase/Rewind by The Cardigans Proud Americans by World Entertainment War Demonoid Phenomenon by Rob Zombie |
| mandy | posted 11-Dec-1999 3:27pm Nice mix!!!:) |
| bill | posted 11-Dec-1999 3:27pm Brian, you seem to be using the word "fudge" a lot lately. |
| mandy | posted 11-Dec-1999 3:29pm *beaming* bill....Our little boy is growing up! *proud parental glow* |
| Frostbrand | posted 11-Dec-1999 4:41pm bill: I am not fudging saying fudge alot. Fudge you! :) |
| bill | posted 11-Dec-1999 4:48pm I think you're just trying to motivate me to add swear filtering... |
| Frostbrand | posted 11-Dec-1999 4:59pm bill: Customizable swear filtering. I don't mind seeing fudge, but I would love to block the C word. |
| mandy | posted 11-Dec-1999 8:41pm Brian that is so cunty, you chicken! What a cuntish suggestion... chicken chicken chicken.... hey...notice how the more you read the word chicken the less meaning it seems to have chicken chicken chicken chicken words are words..... chicken chicken chicken chicken chicken chicken chicken |
| mandy | posted 11-Dec-1999 8:41pm or did you mean "cookie"? |
| bill | posted 12-Dec-1999 7:01am mandy - but sometimes it's useful for a word to have meaning... that's why it's best not to swear, because then when you do, it's powerful. |
| mandy | posted 12-Dec-1999 3:36pm *whispers* cookie |
| Wicksy | posted 13-Dec-1999 1:53am she's the one- R.WILLIAMS Lady in Red- C.DEBERG When you say nothing at all- R.KEATING |
| Wicksy | posted 13-Dec-1999 1:55am SEANHUXTER: I love that song by V.Morrisson |
| bill | posted 13-Dec-1999 8:19am It always bothered me that Cookie Monster (from Sesame Street) loved cookies, but didn't really eat them. He put them in his mouth and chewed, but he has no throat, so the crumbs would all explode and fly off. He was a cookie destroyer! What a waste! |
| Mariah | posted 13-Dec-1999 12:27pm Wow. Sesame Street is much deeper than I thought. |
| drdt | posted 13-Dec-1999 12:56pm bill: and setting a great example for cranky eaters everywhere. mother: "Eat it, or wear it!" kid: "Wear it! Wear it!" *dumps soup on head* (Anyone else pitiful enough to recognize that scene?) |
| mandy | posted 13-Dec-1999 1:27pm It sounds like something from that hideous Christmas movie my SO loves! UG! |
| gilly | posted 13-Dec-1999 2:24pm drdt: Isn't that from Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing? |
| Mariah | posted 13-Dec-1999 4:07pm Fudge? I love Fudge. He was my hero. |
| Phantasmagoria | posted 16-Dec-1999 1:11am "Wild is the Wind"-David Bowie and "You are so beautiful"-? |
| Maarten | posted 19-Dec-1999 10:52am Is there a song called "Don't do it!!"? I'd play that one! |
| mandy | posted 19-Dec-1999 2:22pm vos!!! |
| Maggie | posted 23-Dec-1999 12:20pm I am having 'Me and You' played for the processional and 'Canon in D' for the recessional. For the unity, some friend of mine are going to sing 'Your Love', by Michelle Wright and Jim Brickman. |
| eris | posted 7-Jan-2000 7:08pm I haven't really thought about it, but if I were seriously thinking of getting hitched, I would think about it a lot, because music is very important to me. |
they  | posted 12-Jan-2000 9:53pm "You belong to me" Bob Dylan |
| natsim | posted 20-Jan-2000 9:10am We spent a lot of time choosing songs and hymns for our wedding, and wanted to avoid any songs that were along the theme of heterosexual unions being ordained by God at the exclusion of anyone else. As far as hymns went, they were mainly hymns about community and the eucharist. We had the Indigo Girls "Power of Two" playing before the service and a during the service some friends sung a song they'd written called "River of Love". |
| Gamera | posted 20-Jan-2000 8:56pm Wow, natsim, that's a really cool criteria! |
| natsim | posted 22-Jan-2000 10:29am thanks topper, part of the reason was that we'd been to a friend's wedding where I had spent the day with another friend, Michael, who is gay. It was painful to see the ceremony through his eyes: while these people are gay-friendly, their wedding ceremony was incredibly exclusive, when it didn't need to be. One of the most beautiful things that happened at our wedding was when Michael and Geoff (the friend who had the exclusive wedding) danced together like they used to when they were crazy University students, when they hadn't really talked to each other for a year. |
| mandy | posted 22-Jan-2000 3:07pm bois should dance together more...there would be less war. |
| natsim | posted 22-Jan-2000 3:22pm couldn't agree more, Twist. |
| Avocado | posted 6-Feb-2000 11:53am Agreed :) I have some cool photos of some guy friends dancing together in college, at a wedding |
| Weezie | posted 27-Feb-2000 1:33pm I Swear - All 4 One |
| mary | posted 2-Mar-2000 2:04pm BALL AND CHAIN, by Janis Joplin |
| bluebird1974 | posted 3-Mar-2000 11:26am I do not know any names of songs to play during the ceremony maybe some suggestions? |
| pengy | posted 14-Mar-2000 3:23pm "I can't help falling in love with you" |
| Cheezer | posted 27-Apr-2000 12:37pm Amazed by Loanstar |
| Frostbrand | posted 27-Apr-2000 10:42pm *nitpicking mode* Lonestar, not Loanstar. *back to normal* That song sucks! |
| Cheezer | posted 28-Apr-2000 1:11am Sorry.  |
| Zang | posted 5-May-2000 1:58am I don't see myself getting married anytime in the near future but if I did, I would want to include my favourite love song somewhere in the proceedings: "I'll come running to tie your shoe" by Brian Eno. I always get all choked up when I hear it. |
| Bloodraven | posted 13-Jun-2000 12:22am does not apply to me I don't want wedding songs |
| they | posted 24-Jun-2000 2:37am At last.. my love has come along.. my lonely days are over... and life is like a soooong |
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