[ SECRET POST #3670 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3670 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

On the one hand, I for one am sick of all the damn love songs on all the time.

On the other hand, I enjoy duets for the artistry and the chemistry between singers so get over yourself.

[(Anonymous)]

"I dislike something."
"Get over yourself!"

Relax, anon. Nobody is taking your duets away.

[(Anonymous)]

Radio's always had duets

[sarillia]

I like them because I love harmony. I don't really care about the words.

[philstar22]

This. I barely pay attention to words in songs. As long as I like the sound I'm happy.

[(Anonymous)]

It's when people say things like this that I realise I have absolutely no idea what's on the radio at the minute, since I rarely listen to it. The first duet I could think of was 'The Confrontation' from Les Miserables, which is more or less the opposite of saccharine.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't keep up on the radio these days, but I always liked "Yankee Bayonet". Not sure if that counts as saccharine, since while the two characters love each other, one is dead.

[(Anonymous)]

I love this song so much, It's such a beautiful cornerstone in the progression of the characters from 'Valjean's soliloquy' to 'Javert's suicide'...

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like your problem is not with duets but with love songs. Hope that helps.

[(Anonymous)]

I would agree but then I remembered how I actually really like those songs where it's like two different perspectives of a dysfunctional relationship.

[tabaqui]

I like duets, but find most love songs boring as fuck. I don't listen to the radio, but i get being annoyed by stuff seemingly everywhere you turn.

[(Anonymous)]

I love duets AND love songs.
I don't much like the version of love that's on the radio these days, though. It's pretty shit.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually really love duets, especially when it's with two dudes, and especially when those two dudes have grizzly voices. Oh man, that is gooood.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, come on, you can't say that and not provide some recs! :)

[(Anonymous)]

I guess not :D

Sway by Left Lane Cruiser & James Leg is my fave
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxbWCYZ-vK8

Vagabond by Chuck Ragan & friends
https://sideonedummy.bandcamp.com/track/vagabond-2

SCAC 101 by Slim Cessna's Auto Club
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VlYHWnzGDs&index=7&list=PLVPIa4U_H1fP4qdJP6bg7nre2MRDIfCHn

I know there's a bunch more but my brain is on the fritz right now :P

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

The only time I can think of myself actively hating love songs/duets is during Disney films.

They are consistently, always my least favorite song of the movie.

Not a duet but I can't even watch "Can you feel the love tonight?" I get secondhand embarrassment from that song.

[(Anonymous)]

I like duets which are actually written to take advantage of there being 2 singers. Plenty of duets, or even group songs in general, just have the singers singing in turn, or together, and I can't help but think it would sound more or less the same with just one singer.