Isn't the bride shower and the bach-ette part similar or the same?
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Bridal Shower is a cake, punch & gifts , "nice" kinda party that you can invite your soon-to-be Mother-in-Law, Grandma & assorted elderly Aunts to.\nBachelorette Party is for the bride, her sisters & girlfriends to PARTY & get rid of wedding planning stress by dancing your ass off & consuming mass quantities of Margaritas & a varieties of fruit flavored shots. Sometimes, male exotic dancers are involved.
372117
vermillion part 2! that is the seconed part to number 8...the lyrics are very simmilar..."she seems dressed in all the rings(prt1)" vs. "She is everything to me"
932294
There is a song from Badly Drawn Boy called 'The Shining'.  The intro is done in cello and (I'm pretty sure) trombone.  It is absolutely beautiful.  I used it for the walking-down-the-aisle music in my wedding.
111662
Is this similar to a Golden Shower ?
607371
It's called "Goodbye Horses" - written by William Garvey and performed by Q Lazzarus. \n\nThough it's not on the SOTL soundtrack, one version of the song appears on the "Married to the Mob" CD.
765910
I think it's called Third Stream. \n\nI know that Rhapsody in Blue fits the definition of Third Stream. I don't know if it is a prime example.
285988
yea, i'm wondering too-i heard the explorer's is the original (can't find them, by the way) but the black eyed pea's and salt and peppa remade it-but neither of them sound like like it on the show.\ni'll check back for additional answers.
66094
i went to a wedding and they played gold digger when the groom removed the garter,  Ive also heard like the mission impossible theme.  \nfor the bouquet toss they play any song that has to do with girls, liek girls just wanna have fun or something like that
908836
the introduction\n\nthe intermission\n\nthe only difference (the song talks about     trophy wives, though. idk if that would be bad)(swear to shake it up)\n\ni constantly thank God for esteban (it kinda talks about God and mentions cutting your wrists)\n\nthe first two are deff okay cuz theres almost no talking/singing in it whatsoever\n\nyou could also get the radio versions...maybe off of itunes or walmart.com
8135
Very rarely is the copy as good as the original.  The example that comes to mind was that Lady Marmalade song that came out a while back.  Those young chicks came nowhere close to having the energy of the real LaBelle.  That song "Mrs. Robinson" that came out recently sucked so bad, it was pure torture to listen to it.
837832
no\nthey are not the same
235438
The song was written between 1850-1900 nobody knows who wrote it but it could be refering to a girl or a woman as in a mailorder wife or, in those days boats trains coaches and other forms of transportation were refered to as femanin.  I don't think anybody intended this song to be a well known song, that may be why they didnt' identify themselves or leave any information on the song behind.
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I have not seen this film, but two of my friends have seen it and they liked it very much - these friends are big fans of classical music. So, if you love classical music, probably you will enjoy this film. I read the entire New York Times review and there is no mention of other classical works. I think the film is really just about Beethoven working on his 9th Symphony.\n\nThis is from the New York Times review of Copying Beethoven:\n\nThe presentation of the Ninth is reason alone to see the film. Onscreen is the Kecskemet Symphony Orchestra of Hungary, but what we hear is a 1996 Decca recording of Bernard Haitink conducting the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam. Purists may object to this strategy, but Ms. Holland's filmmaking in this scene is so sensitive that only quibblers will notice if the bowing doesn't match the sound. With her cinematographer, Ashley Rowe, and editor, Alex Mackie, she orchestrates bursts of images and metronomic camera pans that become a visual counterpoint to the music's propulsive and flowing tempos, its rushing violins and soaring voices. Every so often the camera focuses on one of Beethoven's hands, the fingertips stirring the air as if rustling the notes. The world falls away, blissfully.
1060935
now aren't they really the same thing???
1002073
Never heard the song. \n\nBUT Christ has a body. His body was reserected and he assended to heaven in his perfict reserected body. \n\nThe church is His body but that is an analogy. He still has His own body.
1058860
Alot of people confuse the two groups. Whenever I am listening to Panic! at the Disco my sis always thinks that I am listening to Fall Out Boy, and vice versa. So yeah I guess they do sound alot alike. I guess that if it was a big problem though we would see them duke it out on celebrity deathmatch!!! LOL!
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I have never heard of this version but it sounds like it would be a really good one. Even better than the old one I know. Good luck and I will check back to see if anyone gave you the correct name and wasn't as rude as the person who answered first.