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    INXS???

    Oh I see what's happened - I was going through things from my sister's record collection, and ah, yeah I agree - but how did you manage a whole '3'?

    Anyway - Glorious mono aside Elvis still has his attractions, um, briliance shines through like the sun on an overcast yuotebu day - 8.5/10


    This is what I'd meant to submit:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH1Rs...feature=fvwrel

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    Sorry, MM, really didn't like that one. At all. 2/10 (an extra point because the singer was hot)

    Did I already post this song? I don't care, I can't get enough of it.
    Last edited by Mutatis-Mutandis; 03-30-2011 at 09:05 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MystyrMystyry View Post
    No thanks 1/10 for trying a new tack, but aimless
    You do get that it was a joke song, right?

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    What th' what th' what th'!!!

    Look at it again - Wendy's a 10/10 alone in anyone's lingo

    Listen to the song - she's not singing 'I love you, Baby' - and she's not asking for your love - she's demanding it! Demanding it because she knows she deserves it!

    The arrangement's a classic, the underlying metaphor in the second verse is-


    I digress


    The next got a 1/10 for the joke - I'd like to hear others opinions but at the same time I wouldn't want them wasting bandwidth on it


    Mutatis' gets a 7 due to a certain nostalgic air it stirs in me though I can't quite place it


    This next is - at least amongst particular circles - an unrivaled megastar of early nineties techno-ness (it meant disparate things to many different experimenters back then)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1Ta0...eature=related

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    Quote Originally Posted by MystyrMystyry View Post
    The next got a 1/10 for the joke - I'd like to hear others opinions but at the same time I wouldn't want them wasting bandwidth on it
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1Ta0...eature=related
    I get the rating, it's just that your analysis seemed to be taking it seriously

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    Not seriously - just not the funniest joke - jokes in music have been around since music has - jokes within forms of music are everywhere - jazz jokes, blues jokes, rock jokes, even folk jokes

    None particularly funny - why are you worrying about it?

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    Hmmmm. Techno. Never been a fan. I did like some of the videos The Crystal Method put out on MTV when I was a youngin'; they were fun to watch and the music was fun to listen to, but only for about 3 minutes or so. But 10? I guess it's good for what it is, though, so 4/10.

    Speaking of musical jokes, this guy was one of, if not the first musical jokesters. At 0:38 he throws in a quite startling not that would definitely make one jump if they weren't ready for it.

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    Oh, Haydn, you incorrigible scamp. Pull the screens round and call the nurse - I appear to have split my sides.

    5/10


    Binary solo....

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    Haha, they're great. Cool intro in this version. 9/10.

    In keeping with the theme.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf View Post
    Haha, they're great. Cool intro in this version. 9/10.

    In keeping with the theme.
    10/10 'cause I would have Bruce McCulloch's babies.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr3E9...eature=related
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    I've never understood the appeal of Kids in the Hall. They always struck me as trying way too hard to be the next Monty Python, and failing horribly. 1/10.

    I'm feeling angry for no particular reason.

    One of the comments was perfect when applied to DEP: "It's the complete opposite of easy listening. You cannot be a lazy listener; it demands that you turn on your brain and leave it on for the whole experience. Absolute genius music."

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    Me too, now. 2/10



    Bowie at the epic height of his irresistible camp affectation.
    Last edited by MarkBastable; 04-01-2011 at 06:53 AM.

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    (I read the lyrics, I watched the album cover, I saw the comments and now I'm as confussed as ever - a very quiet whispery 7.5 because I might be wrong)



    These Jokers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=may4eoxbZmM
    Last edited by MystyrMystyry; 04-01-2011 at 08:29 PM.

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    I've always thought that Pink Floyd is sort of like acne: it's an ugly phase we all have to deal with. . . that at the time seems so important, but upon reflection is pretty insignificant.

    2/10

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