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▫ Aug 22 2006, 15:38 Post #81

QUOTE(Gnappster)

I thought same sex marriages were becoming more commonplace :nahnah:

:nahnah:

I cringe whenever I go to a wedding and the play that same Shania Twain song I've heard at a hundred weddings before. Is it that tough to come up with something a little more original.
We chose Baby I love your way by Peter Frampton.

What is the shania twain song they play at tons of weddings??? forever and always?? i can't picture the married couple's first dance to that if that's what you're talking about.

We danced to Come What May from the Moulan Rouge soundtrack. Awesome song, great movie. Many people at our reception hadn't even heard the song before so it was even cooler. There's also a country song by Clint Black and his wife something-or-other called when I said I do. tha'ts a good song to use for the first all married couples dance where the DJ will say everyone who has been married less than 8u hours, 1 year, 5 years et cetera, et cetera, will you get to the longest-married couple. you could also use that song for a first dance. There's millions of other songs I can think of, but I've already been accused of being long-winded in this thread. Can't imagine why? :unsure:

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 15:51 Post #82

QUOTE(Bobaloo)

What is the shania twain song they play at tons of weddings??? forever and always?? i can't picture the married couple's first dance to that if that's what you're talking about.

Nope, it's From This Moment :puke:

:puke:

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Whenever they play this or anything by Celine Dion as a first dance song at a wedding my wife immediately looks at me cuz she knows I will be rolling my eyes. But I'm about as cynical as they come haha.

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 17:05 Post #83

I Picked

(Everything I Do) I Do It For You from Bryan Adams from the Robin Hood Prince of thieves soundtrack:ph34r:

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 17:51 Post #84

QUOTE(Gnappster)

Nope, it's From This Moment :puke:

:puke:

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Whenever they play this or anything by Celine Dion as a first dance song at a wedding my wife immediately looks at me cuz she knows I will be rolling my eyes. But I'm about as cynical as they come haha.

I HATE HATE HATE when they play I will survive, respect, or we are family!!!! I strongly advised our DJ not to play any of those songs. Anytime any one of those songs are played, all the girls get on the floor and turn into complete femi-nazis while dancing all crazy and spiting poor Everyman. Beware. definitely not a good message to be brought up at a wedding.

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 18:06 Post #85

QUOTE(Bobaloo)

I HATE HATE HATE when they play I will survive, respect, or we are family!!!! I strongly advised our DJ not to play any of those songs. Anytime any one of those songs are played, all the girls get on the floor and turn into complete femi-nazis while dancing all crazy and spiting poor Everyman. Beware. definitely not a good message to be brought up at a wedding.

We met with the head of the DJ company a few days before the wedding. He was a middle aged dude with a pony-tail which almost always means they're pot smokers. Sure enough, I start talking to this dude and I am certain he is baked, but he was a cool guy to chat with. Both being fans of classic rock we were exchanging trivia and our favourite bands/songs. But he wasn't writing much down as far as what we wanted played and what we didn't want played. I didn't want any country music as I despise it, except for old school country, and I said if someone requests a song or two of it, that was OK. I also had some other stipulations I wanted followed. I was thinking as we left, "this guy isn't going to remember any of that!"
Sure enough, wedding day rolls around and the first 7 songs (after the initial songs we picked) played were all country!

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 19:41 Post #86

QUOTE(Gnappster)

We met with the head of the DJ company a few days before the wedding. He was a middle aged dude with a pony-tail which almost always means they're pot smokers. Sure enough, I start talking to this dude and I am certain he is baked, but he was a cool guy to chat with. Both being fans of classic rock we were exchanging trivia and our favourite bands/songs. But he wasn't writing much down as far as what we wanted played and what we didn't want played. I didn't want any country music as I despise it, except for old school country, and I said if someone requests a song or two of it, that was OK. I also had some other stipulations I wanted followed. I was thinking as we left, "this guy isn't going to remember any of that!"
Sure enough, wedding day rolls around and the first 7 songs (after the initial songs we picked) played were all country!

typical. our DJ was awesome. Played exactly what we wanted and didn't what we didn't. he kept the dance floor jumpin' and didn't bore you with complete version of songs. You know how the beginning is cool then it just gets old like at the 2 and a half minute mark? Well, he would just mix into the next song. It was awesome. He never gave anyone a chance to take a break.

I did request one song that he never played, though. I wanted him to play Can a Nigga get a Table Dance. That one never was queued up for some reason. :unsure:

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 19:51 Post #87

QUOTE(Bobaloo)

I did request one song that he never played, though. I wanted him to play Can a Nigga get a Table Dance. That one never was queued up for some reason. :unsure:

:unsure:

Maybe he thought it was a personal request rather than a song title

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▫ Aug 22 2006, 20:26 Post #88

QUOTE(Gnappster)

Maybe he thought it was a personal request rather than a song title

Actually, i think the little lady nixed it on the sly. My grandparents were there pretty much the whole night and the last thing you need is an old couple married 62 years dancing together the way that song deserves to be danced to. Good move on her part.

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▫ Aug 23 2006, 06:29 Post #89

QUOTE(Gnappster)

I thought same sex marriages were becoming more commonplace :nahnah:

:nahnah:

I cringe whenever I go to a wedding and the play that same Shania Twain song I've heard at a hundred weddings before. Is it that tough to come up with something a little more original.
We chose Baby I love your way by Peter Frampton.

firstly

That's a cool song choice... I need more options though!!!

People throw out your alternative wedding songs...

I like Aerosmith - I don't wanna miss a thing
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me

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▫ Aug 24 2006, 17:46 Post #90

there are allot of metal ballads by some of the 80 metal bands that are pretty good , we used allot of then at ours 18 yrs ago ,,, its kinda funny cause nowdays evrybody uses the country stuff the only country song I think we payed was A country boy can survive by hank Jr ..

Im like you though use something different , I was at one were they used a dirty metal song , I cant recall the name but its the one that talks about licking pussy , the older people left quickly ...

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▫ Aug 24 2006, 18:03 Post #91

QUOTE(ddd35)

its kinda funny cause nowdays evrybody uses the country stuff the only country song I think we payed was A country boy can survive by hank Jr ..

That's a kickass song! Matt Hughes entrance music as well.

QUOTE(ddd35)

there are allot of metal ballads by some of the 80 metal bands that are pretty good , we used allot of then at ours 18 yrs ago ,,,

maybe at their wedding

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▫ Aug 24 2006, 18:05 Post #92

QUOTE(Gnappster)

That's a kickass song! Matt Hughes entrance music as well.
maybe at their wedding

that was probably me at one time ,, yes I still like that song ... I just get tired of the soft songs hell when your drinking at the reception those whiny things put ya to sleep

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▫ Aug 24 2006, 22:56 Post #93

QUOTE(bondiguy)

firstly

That's a cool song choice... I need more options though!!!

People throw out your alternative wedding songs...

I like Aerosmith - I don't wanna miss a thing
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me

My only warning on the Aerosmith is that he kind of gets a little carried away at the end to the point what starts out as a nice song to dance to turns into a little screamy. Kinda reminds me of when Marty McFly is playing Johnny Be Good in Back to the future and goes berzerk at the end of the song.

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 05:43 Post #94

QUOTE(Bobaloo)

My only warning on the Aerosmith is that he kind of gets a little carried away at the end to the point what starts out as a nice song to dance to turns into a little screamy. Kinda reminds me of when Marty McFly is playing Johnny Be Good in Back to the future and goes berzerk at the end of the song.

ddd35 thanks but I hate 80's hair bands

Bob I agree, the reason behind that song is it has some special significance to me... and there is always the fade buttong!

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 11:13 Post #95

fair enough

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 15:41 Post #96

QUOTE(bondiguy)

Bob I agree, the reason behind that song is it has some special significance to me... and there is always the fade buttong!

ya banged her for the fisrt time to that song huh

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 18:36 Post #97

QUOTE(Gnappster)

ya banged her for the fisrt time to that song huh

Oh, you're right. I bet that's what he meant. And here I thought he was reminiscing about his trusty "fade buttong."

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 18:59 Post #98

QUOTE(Bobaloo)

Oh, you're right. I bet that's what he meant. And here I thought he was reminiscing about his trusty "fade buttong."

I thought those were only available in paraguay. :huh:

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 19:07 Post #99

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▫ Aug 25 2006, 19:13 Post #100

QUOTE(sweetnsexy)

Sorry guys, I know this has NOTHING to do with movies, unlike the previous few posts, but I just found this site, and thought you might appreciate the sentiments!!

http://www.utterpants.co.uk/fiction/nosex.html :rolleyes:

:rolleyes:

haha, how dare you go off topic aound here!

I'll have to remember that trick.
Although my wife would see right through it. I don't have money to buy anything in the first place. :silvio:

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