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myOtaku.com: Yami Maho Keno


Tuesday, January 20, 2004

   Successful Hunt!

Alright, would someone, any one, please let me know what they think of the “I Can’t Go For that” song so I know it’s working. I tried listening to music on other member’s sites and some of them didn’t work so I’d like to know if mine does.

This song I heard first over the winter break while watching Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve (well, while my parents were). I really only started to watch when Hall and Oates performed this song. I was thinking ‘Wow, I really like this song!’
I liked it so much that I wanted to be able to hear it again, but I wasn’t really paying attention to the words very much, I was listening to the music.

My mom was dancing to this song and she mentioned it was “her song”. I asked her what the title was and she said, “I don’t know, but it was out when I first came to Houston and I would dance to it.”
Me~ Whoa, this song is old, before I even existed old!

Before she said any of that I really couldn’t tell it was that old. By the end of the performance, could you believe that I hadn’t figure out the title of the song?! Again, I wasn't really listening, but if I was, I would have caught it.

Anyway, after New Year’s I tried searching for the song so I could listen to it and the only problem was that I didn’t know who the artist was or the name of the song. I couldn’t even remember any of the lyrics. But I kept searching and finally I found it!
It’s by Daryl Hall and John Oates and it came out in the early 80’s. I say it’s not bad for something from the 80’s.

Say whether you like it or don’t, just tell me if it works! ^^

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