I saw this meme over at Pop Culture Dish and thought it would be fun to play along. I invite everyone to play as well. This meme was developed by Marvalus One and Ms. Grapevine. The rules are simple:1. Anyone can participate; any music genre
2. Old School is defined as music created before 1999
3. No offensive words allowed, please use edited radio version
4. Post a video of your favorite Old School song to take us back down memory lane
5. Add your name to the meme list so that others can check you out
6. Have fun & don't forget to leave comments for other participants
My contribution this week is an old school classic break up song by the Stylistics entitled "Break Up To Make Up" from the "Round Two" album. It doesn't get much better than this!
10 comments:
Great choice - I've always liked this song whether I had someone to break up with or not. Happy OSF and have a great weekend.
Happy OSF! You truly did choose a classic 'break up song'!
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Classic! Great choice! Have a great weekend!
Oh yeah! Now this is Old School..just like I like it!
Lol, I dint even think about this one good choice. Have a great Weekend.
This is a great tune. Relieved to know I'm not the only Stylistics fan here. The best of the Philly sound, right there.
I knew someone would bust this song out, of course this was the first song that came to mind because of it's title. The stylistics is one of my favorite old school groups, that falsetto voice gets me every time. Great choice...
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How coincidental. I do a quiz on the Sound of Philly and you use the Stylistic's a your breakup song. By the way congrats on your perfect score. You really know your stuff.
Wonderful choice!
Glad to see you join the party!
I almost used this one as my "breakup" tune. I remember seeing the Stylistics as part of an Old School package tour back in the early part of the decade.
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