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Marguerite

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  1. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Isn't it just :D
  2. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    To be honest, the Mails review isn't too bad. I read this guys column most weeks and by comparison to some, Will has done alright ;)
  3. I love your sense of humour char1sma :lol:
  4. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Agree with all that you've said Suggy. It may have entered in the lowest chart position of Wills songs to date, but in real terms and in view of all it achieved, WAI is probably one of his most successful releases.
  5. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    I have to agree with Lifelight, the whole reply was worded rather strangely. Surely a "there will not be a DVD release of this tour" rather than "there will be no DVD release available this year," would have clarified the situation a lot better.l P.S. the actual tour ends tonight Lifelight, although Will is performing at some concerts in South Africa in November, he's not taking his tour there.
  6. To be fair to Steve, and that's not easy for me, 'cos he's not an easy bloke to like, I think the parting of the ways was a joint decision. Simon wasn't really interested and only wanted to carry on pushing out covers, Steve wanted to record his own material, so it suited both sides to end the contract. I just think it's a pity that such an unlikeable guy has such a good voice ;)
  7. We're back up to no.4 tonight :lol:
  8. Just for those who maybe don't already know, Shelley is supporting Will Young on his current tour.
  9. Yep, I think she did. I still think she was wrong to air her view on the show though, but I'm sure she had him sussed ;) He's always hung around the DS site, usually he responds on his own site, but plugging his c.d. was too big an opportunity to miss and he's crawled out of the woodwork to have a go at some who don't like him over there. He's got a good voice, a nasty attitude and personally, I wouldn't buy his stuff if it came with a free diamond :lol:
  10. Oh yes, it's him alright :rolleyes:
  11. He's a right sarcastic sod. If he flops next week, it couldn't happen to a more deserving bloke. Wish I hadn't bought my mum his first album now :rolleyes:
  12. Oh I just found it and boy don't I love it :dance: You've just got to realise how much Wills success eats this women up and it does you know, otherwise she wouldn't even pass comment. :lol: Thousand of fans at arenas all over the UK love him. He was a massive hit in dear old bonnie Scotland last night (I bet that one really sticks in the craw. Most people wouldn't pull back their curtains if her bloke were playing across the street ;)
  13. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Thanks for that :dance: You can never have too many opportunities to read that review can you?
  14. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Glad you enjoyed it (as if it would be possible not to :lol: ) I hope someone will bring over that stonking review from the Sheffield Star, who ever wrote it, they certainly appreciated their night at the Hallam arena :yahoo:
  15. The fact that Will recognises other peoples talent for songwriting and wishes to pay homage to them by performing their songs, whether on c.d. or in concert, says more about the measure of the man, than those who's own ego would stop them from ever considering someone elses work was as good, if not better. He's a very gifted interpreter of songs, and that's a talent that's sadly missing in the industry nowadays.
  16. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    Well call me picky this morning, but actually, the character Will is about to play in the Vortex, is that of a young musician (there's a link) who has a rather unhealthy obsession with his mother, an Oedipus complex maybe. No hint of homosexuality or closet gayness whatsoever in this part. The fact that it was written & first performed by the gay Noel Coward might be misleading, and as I've said before, just the sort of facts that these pesky journalists get wrong because they don't do their homework. ;)
  17. Marguerite posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    As this thread is all about a journalists inability to get his facts right, I think it's only fair to point out just how easily it happens. Baytree, even you have made at least three glaring mistakes, but perhaps in your haste to discredit all things Will, you decided that fact should take a back seat. (I think that's the journalists approach too) :lol: Firstly, PJ & Duncan were never Simon Cowells artists, Robson & Jerome were (are they who you meant?) Secondly, they are the very famous Ivor Novello awards (not Novella) And thirdly, andI'm suprised that someone of your intellect didn't know this, The Vortex was written by Noel Coward, not Oscar Wilde (but then, they're both gay men, closet gays at that) so why the heck worry who the true author was :rolleyes:) As for the rest of your post, the reader can make up their own mind, I can't even be bothered to comment on such drivel.
  18. Val 4Jaden, Unless or until Gareth comes back into the entertainment industry in any shape or form, he is a failed pop star. Now you might not like to hear it, but anyone who has not been seen for the last 3 years and has lost a record contract to boot, could hardly be termed anything else by the public.
  19. I don't normally go over there, but I did today and not only that stupid comment but the other one who seemed to think Wills PR was personally responsible for the slight against Darius & Gareth :rolleyes: I mean for heavens sake, Wills PR would want to distance him from PI, not keep linking him to the runners up failures. :lol:
  20. I know what you mean Dot, you've heard one of these groups, you've heard them all :lol: but, the guy in question was actually Tim Wheeler from Ash, who've been quite successful over the years. (still not my cup of tea though ;) )
  21. No, 'cos I have broadband and I can't see it. Back to the drawing board I think ;) It's strange how some of us can & some of us can't but there must be a simple explaination.
  22. We've moved up a place to no. 3 this week
  23. They should be charged with bringing the name of music into disrepute :puke2: Surely this must signal the end for them, they'll be the laughing stock of the industry (well, they were already, but this is even worse :D )
  24. Jeeez it's not is it? :o The most puke inducing song ever written, being covered by the most puke inducing group ever manufactured. Well. if nothing else, it's a marriage made in heaven :rolleyes:
  25. Please tell me Westlife are not covering Bobby Goldsboros' Honey :unsure: