DjangoStonereaver: That woman hasn't aged a day since 1986.

Maron a mia!

And it's hard to believe she's 50+.

My penis is ok with this

Isn't she the one who sang that song about someone giving her a Swedish tattoo?

dittybopper: Isn't she the one who sang that song about someone giving her a Swedish tattoo?

I don't know about that, but if I ever got ahold of her, I'd definitely leave a mark.

Oh Subby! Replace that "SWEET" with "SMOOTH" and you got a bigger win.

"Mama Weer All Crazee Now" is a pretty good song, but I really can't hear "Far Far Away" anymore...

mhd: "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" is a pretty good song, but I really can't hear "Far Far Away" anymore...

That's because it's "Run, Run Away".

Say what you will about the music, but it brings back some vivid memories of those times any time I hear it. No Ordinary Love, in particular. Something about her style/voice... I don't know. But it really seemed to define about a 6 month period when it came out.

I always liked her little slo-mo-wiggle dance.
Very subtle.

I'm basically a metal guy, but her album "Love Deluxe" is perfect from start to finish. Great guitar and bass work, plus really great haunting melodies. The long version of "No Ordinary Love" is a farking masterpiece.

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stpauler: "Coast to Coast L.A. to Chicago" is still a really dumb lyric.

You're right. No other band or lyricist EVER used a simplistic phrasing. Not the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi, Stevie or anyone. You are right. How dare she have fans. STFU

Oh, and yes, please!

SnakeMan: JayR30: stpauler: "Coast to Coast L.A. to Chicago" is still a really dumb lyric.

You're right. No other band or lyricist EVER used a simplistic phrasing. Not the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi, Stevie or anyone. You are right. How dare she have fans. STFU

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HAHHAHAAH Not at all, just tired of hearing the same old lines on Fark. Even I do it sometimes. In fact, my wife has me down for this shirt.

I love her performance from Live Aid. Doesn't hurt that she's braless.

And the Soldier of Love Video....HAWT!

strangeguitar: I'm basically a metal guy, but her album "Love Deluxe" is perfect from start to finish. Great guitar and bass work, plus really great haunting melodies. The long version of "No Ordinary Love" is a farking masterpiece.

I'm a metalhead, myself, but I could listen to her and Anita Baker all day long.

dittybopper: mhd: "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" is a pretty good song, but I really can't hear "Far Far Away" anymore...

That's because it's "Run, Run Away".

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/two different songs, same great sound

Shows what you can do when you have a phenomenal voice and a nice butt...

masercot: Shows what you can do when you have a phenomenal voice and a nice butt...

Speaking of... what's Toni Braxton up to these days?

She's pretty. Still.

majestic: Oh, and yes, please!
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Suddenly, my bulge is King!

As a hiphop and metal fan, I wasn't that excited when the wife dragged me to see Sade.

I was wrong. 100% wrong.

Sade can sing. Flat out fun show.

majestic: Say what you will about the music, but it brings back some vivid memories of those times any time I hear it. No Ordinary Love, in particular. Something about her style/voice... I don't know. But it really seemed to define about a 6 month period when it came out.

Dated a girl I met in the dorms my freshman year of college (1986). She played that album every night. Vivid memories indeed. All I can think about to this day whenever I hear Sade. Come to think of it, it's all I can think about most other times as well.

Her first album, Diamond Life, was the perpetual soundtrack to my poon conquests back in my single days. A quarter-century later, I don't believe a better album has ever been released released for that purpose. It is pure, smooth sonic-sexual chocolate.

srschatzer: Oh Subby! Replace that "SWEET" with "SMOOTH" and you got a bigger win.

Sade operates her way back to the top. SWEET SMOOTH

My thought's exactly.

Everytime the intro to Paradise comes on the hips just start to gyrate on their on. Steps are livlier too.


/looks silly if 50+
// I'm 50+
/// and silly

When she came to Atlanta, some reviewer was commenting on her show as being very vocally oriented, with a somewhat minimalist visual aspect. He was then roasted in the comments by all these twits trying to compare her to Beyonce or Britney. It was surreal to read about all these people who would rather spend money to watch a lip-synced show than actually attend a concert, especially considering Britney Spears. I wish I could remember where I read the review, but my Google-fu is pathetic.

I saw her this year in DC. We got good seats and we had to get them a year in advance. The show sold out quickly.

It was worth every penny.

I like Swedish Baboons and Smoo Boperator.