Thread: Who is your favourite female singer?

Nonsense, you chaps are simply defending the fact that you prefer Asian gals. Cerys's breasts are like moon beams of honey or something like that . What was it again CMN?

Her breasts are made from soft soaps and moon paste and honey.


With myself.
La la lala

There's loads of pasty women I like - I just don't like ugly slags like Cerys, that's all.

Show me the pic of Cerys, please..


(sorry, just lazy to search by myself)

Originally Posted by Captain Sensible

Originally Posted by Wally Dorian Raffles

Deborah Harry

Nice post Pat.

piss orrfff!?

She is my favorite female artist!, Trooly!....


.....I guess I just don't have it in me to enter a serious disscusion on 'Our Delta'

Who's Delta?


Is there anyone else better than me, Wally?

Oh-Ohhhh... I have a korean (not sure if she's bi) friend but not teenage, she's 31 yo but still looks damn young.

If you are interested errrr.. just pm me! I have her phone no. and she lives around Rama III Rd.

Originally Posted by Goddess of Whatever

Oh-Ohhhh... I have a korean (not sure if she's bi) friend but not teenage, she's 31 yo but still looks damn young.

If you are interested errrr.. just pm me! I have her phone no. and she lives around Rama III Rd.

Any pictures. Korean gals rock!

BTW Goddess - Cerys is the minger on the previous page, and you'll have to Google for 'Delta Goodrem' for the other one.

I remember Delta Goodream now. I just have heard her song in my mate's house 2 days ago.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Originally Posted by Goddess of Whatever

Oh-Ohhhh... I have a korean (not sure if she's bi) friend but not teenage, she's 31 yo but still looks damn young.

If you are interested errrr.. just pm me! I have her phone no. and she lives around Rama III Rd.

Any pictures. Korean gals rock!

Now I work at night, I'll work at day shift next week. I'll meet her for sure then you will see her piccies!

I promise!

Lauryn Hill Leaves Prison Early, Releases New Single All In 24 Hours
10/04/2013



Entertainer Lauryn Hill left federal prison today and headed for home a few days early. Hill was sentenced to three months for tax evasion and her start date was to be July 8, 2013. However, with a few days remaining on her sentence, the Bureau of Prisons issued Hill a “get out jail early” card for, among other things, good behavior.

With the time off, Hill has actually spent considerably less time in prison than initially anticipated. After a delayed sentencing because she had failed to make restitution, Hill expected to see a sentence in the range of 24 to 36 months. Her attorney asked that she not spend any time in prison since she was the mother of six minor children. The compromise was a three month prison term plus an additional three months of house arrest which she will begin serving immediately now that she has been released. She will then serve an additional nine months of supervised release.

In addition to the payment of taxes, interest and penalty due, Hill was also charged with a $60,000 fine.

The sentence came after Hill pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion for failing to file tax returns for the years 2005, 2006 and 2007. At the time of her plea, she posted on Tumblr that she had gone “underground” in order to live without “being manipulated and controlled by a media protected military industrial complex with a completely different agenda.”

After a hiatus from making albums, Hill had been back in the studio just before her stint in prison. She released a new track, “Consumerism,” today to mark her release, noting that she had scrambled to put it together just before she entered prison because she felt had relevance. She posted a stream of the track on her Tumblr page, together with a brief introduction to her latest project, “Letters From Exile.” She said about her inspiration for the project:

…[i]nspiration of this sort is a kind of news in and of itself, and often times contains an urgency that precedes what happens. I couldn’t imagine it not being relevant. Messages like these I imagine find their audience, or their audience finds them, like water seeking it’s [sic] level.

As for the singer’s post-prison plans? She hasn’t made a public statement but Chris Schwartz, the CEO of her record company, Ruff House Records, seems to have an inkling. Schwartz said simply, “Ms. Hill is ready to get back to work.”

forbes.com

Don't listen to many chicks, and def don't watch video clips.
SO: Singing [only, and in no particular order]:

Janis Joplin
Billie Holiday
Annie Lennox
Chrissie Hynde [Pretenders]

Natalie Merchant, crawling over broken glass and toothpaste spring to mind.
Not only that she has a great voice.

Many female singers that I admire, though on reflection of who's the one I could listen to often, then Nina Simone tops the list. I have a lot of her music, though this one, best listened to late at night preferably with a glass of brandy in hand, sums her up:

^Very nice!


Sarah Mclachlan is one of my favorite Canadian singers..

Starting to listen to some Christmas songs of hers...she has some good ones.

Sheryl Crowe is also a favorite... saw her and Sarah in concert a few times in Canada.

Some hits and rarities album. :P

Love Beth Gibbons from Portishead:

Tina Turner...