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Danishboy
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Denmark
175 Posts |
 Posted - 12/21/2003 : 09:55:03
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You gotta a bad old habit of making people sad
You got a bad old habit of making people dead
Did you think you were cool
I donīt really understand it
Did you think you were cool?
I donīt even understand it
So cool
Hey makes it alright
You keep on takin your chances
You killer of mine
Look at yourself
Just look what youīve done
Just take a look
Did you have some fun?
Did you think you were cool?
I donīt even understand it
Did you think you were cool?
I donīt really understand it
So cool
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andyn
- FB Fan -
United Kingdom
169 Posts |
Posted - 12/22/2003 : 02:28:32
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[QUOTE - " as demonstrated with the cumbersome All Over The World"
What!!?!?! |
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In her mirror
- FB Fan -
Spain
20 Posts |
Posted - 12/22/2003 : 09:22:34
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[quote]Originally posted by ObfuscateByWill
Oh, forgot this one existed.
"Creature Crawling"
NEVER SKIP "cREATURE cRAWLING" !!!!!
This is the best song on COR with "Last Stand" and "The face"...
...Maybe the only ones !!!!
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Larry Norman Jr
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45 Posts |
Posted - 12/28/2003 : 05:02:53
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| I've never heard a frank black [and/or the catholics] song I didn't like... |
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model consumer
- FB Fan -
USA
128 Posts |
Posted - 12/28/2003 : 07:57:35
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Originally posted by In her mirror
Six Sixty Six (it was a joke?)
As for whether it's a joke, I doubt it, but that doesn't mean you have to take it literaly either. In any case, it's a cover of a song from an old old Christian rocker named Larry Norman. I'm suprised the lad using the Larry Norman Jr. handle didn't comment. In any case Mr. Norman is also supposed to have written a lyric which included "... come on pilgrim you know he loves you... " which FB so famously (at least to us) apropriated.
Re: skipping songs. I think there is something to the school of thought that says you should listen to the album from start to finish in its entirety to properly appreciate it. Think about the old days (with vinyl), it was a pain in the ass to skip, so more than likely you would just listen to the whole record. (Plus you got a break in the middle, pretty convenient sometimes.) On the other hand, there's nothing *wrong* with listening to them out of order or skipping either. I mean, it's freedom, no one can stop you. Moreover, if the "narrative" hypothesis is true, then alternate orders and skipping can only lead to new, equally valid interpretations.
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"What's all I listen to? It's all freedom rock!" |
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benji
> Teenager of the Year <
New Zealand
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Posted - 12/29/2003 : 02:08:30
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Originally posted by andyn
[QUOTE - " as demonstrated with the cumbersome All Over The World"
What!!?!?!
my thoughts exactly....
all over the world is a phenomenal song....only marginally behind river euphrates on my alltime pixies list.
on a related note - i remember reading an interview years ago where someone (kim or frank) said how all over the world actually began as 2 completely separate songs and that one day they just kinda segued them together by chance and they kept it like that....
anyone know where i got that from, or did i just make it up? |
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