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Song in the beginning

posted 19 years ago by Vampy-3
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It is an 80s song, that I also heard in "The Last Days of Disco", and it is sung by the four actresses at the beginning of the special. Does anyone know its title?

[–] Vampy-3 19 years ago

I'll give the reply myself: it was Dust Brothers - "More, More, More", a cover of the one performed by Andrea True Connection in 1976.

[–] 007535 19 years ago

hi! i really like that song. u wouln't happen to have it, we could do an exchange or something. thanxs.

[–] alex_gar14 19 years ago

Somebody know the song what is in when tlak about the four girls outfits, and are pieces of episodes with coolest clothes and a piece of a song is ...Do your thing... and i heard too in a VH1 promo

[–] analiacroci 19 years ago

it´s "DO YOUR THING", by Basement Jaxx

[–] Nalu-V 19 years ago

Does anybody know what the song was that played during that fantastic commercial that appeared before the finale?

The one that shows a bunch of moments from the series and then says "The Love Affair Ends..."

[–] xoxfresswataxox 19 years ago

Could anyone help me with the second part of the farewell (the one that starts out with Sarah Jessica saying "this city is a poetry")? What I want to know is this little piece is along with the words Manhattan the fifth lady on the background right there in the beginning. (this song comes right after Golden age by Beck. I immediately fell in love with it and couldn't find that song. It was also (unexpectedly) featured in Desperate Housewives on Oprah on 10.15.2004 It was in the beginning right after Mary Alice shot herself. If anyone could help, I would really appreciate it. Thanks~!

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[–] Goodbye_Ruby_Tuesday 19 years ago

I have another music question:

What is the artist and song of the really pretty tune, when there is a montage of all the girls' heartbreaks and loves? It is a woman singing and strumming on the guitar-very pretty. Played RIGHT before the little montage of the making of the 3rd to last episode, when Beck's "The Golden Age" is playing. Thanks!