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- | ====== Gregg and Music ====== | + | ====== Gregg and music ====== |
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+ | ===== Instances Gregg has disliked music ===== | ||
+ | * Gregg hated //One Direction: This is Us//, calling the music " | ||
+ | * Gregg implied that music is an inferior art form compared to film, opining that "they don't make a lot of bad movies," | ||
+ | * Nearly every time Dekkar performs | ||
+ | * Gregg was disappointed that the 2024 remake of //Mean Girls// was a musical.[(cite: | ||
===== Instances Gregg has enjoyed music ===== | ===== Instances Gregg has enjoyed music ===== | ||
* Gregg stated he enjoyed the music to the film //Chariots of Fire//, adding he liked it better than the NBC chime.[(cite: | * Gregg stated he enjoyed the music to the film //Chariots of Fire//, adding he liked it better than the NBC chime.[(cite: | ||
+ | * Gregg described singer-songwriter Eric Clapton as " | ||
+ | * Gregg excitedly asked [[tim]] to edit the song //Born to be Wild// into [[pod18]]. | ||
+ | * Gregg described rock-and-roll as "good stuff" for movies to feature alongside sex and drugs.[(cite: | ||
+ | * Gregg appears to have a soft spot for the theme songs to the //James Bond// series of films, stating that //For Your Eyes Only// had a great theme song, | ||
+ | * Gregg praised Bette Midler for having a good singing voice.[(cite: | ||
+ | * Gregg participated in [[pod29b]], positively discussing the music of //The Three Stooges// (2012), //The Graduate//, and //West Side Story//, and states that for the latter two "the music was as important as the dialogue." | ||
+ | * Gregg once visited a jazz club in San Francisco with Tim.[(cite: | ||
+ | * Gregg stated that the score of //Hyde Park on Hudson// was "quite good." | ||
+ | * Gregg' | ||
+ | * Gregg fondly recalls Duran Duran performing "The Living Daylights" | ||
+ | * Gregg, in his review of //Tammy//, wished that the film featured more music, especially since it featured Dan Aykroyd, an accomplished harmonica player.[(cite: | ||
+ | ===== References ===== | ||
+ | ~~REFNOTES cite~~ | ||
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