It's the only way you'll learnOriginally Posted by Conor H
Nah, very little protest music in my collection. Probably more Gangster Rap come to think of it, not that that predominates either.Yes having grown up on a partial diet of gangster rap I'm willing to acknowledge all your protest music as acceptable
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I was being presumptous (Don't know what could have given me that idea though)
Now how shall we square the rampant money at all costs capitalism of NWA's lyrics with your political beliefs
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BohsPartisan, Keepin it realIts ok but Parental discrtion iz advised!
Oh how I miss early 90's gangsta, violence and scatter-brained social commentary in one neat little package
Best songs of 2006, off the top of me head, are:
The Flaming Lips - It Overtakes Me
Muse - Starlight
The Motorettes - I Am Blisters I Am
Herculean - The Good The Bad And The Queen
Peter, Bjorn & John - Young Folks
Faithless - Bombs
And as for that Thom woman; not the worst song of 2006, the worst song ever sung by anyone in the history of the world ever. By several orders of magnitude.
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Okay ...then my favourite songs of 2006 are ...
"Getting Gay With Kids" -South park Kids feat. Jennifer Anniston
"Hurray for Everything" - the Hurray for Everything Singers
"the perlico ad" - that *****in the perlico ad
No comebacks now ...don't you opress me.
" I wish to God that someone would be able to block out the voices in my head for five minutes, the voices that scream, over and over again: "Why do they come to me to die?"
was it her that her single was hyped up through her "live concerts from her bedroom" or something like that through myspace? If so, what a load of bull....
'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'
LMAO
Yeah, that's her, the talentless bint!
I do agree with one thing though. I also wished she was a punk rocker and a hippy because then one side of her personality would have beaten the living sh!te out of the other side.
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I quite liked the Lily Allen ditty - very summertime.
Other than that, anything from either Belle & Sebastian's or Easy Star All-Star's albums.
I haven't bought much else 2006 stuff, so I can't really comment.
I would say that Snow Patrol song is drivvel, but I wouldn't like to upset anyone.
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ha ha Stann...that brings pleasing images to my mind!
Sorry Lim til I die if have let u down but I love that song flame, tis the lyrics u see, am an ould rosemantic.
There has been very little to excite the musical palate this year.
Ok on the Snow Patrol issue, I plead guilty but am emotionally linked to that song and it reminds me of the best thing that has happened to me this year so am gonna vote it number 1.
Allow me I've no such qualms.......
That Snow Patrol song is DRIVEL!!!
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Bell X1 are for easily led student union types who must likely love the frames aswell
Infinitely superior Irish band lyrically off the top of my head - Therapy?
Maybe not quite as romantic though
In fairness, ltid, in the context of 2006 what good lyrics have Therapy had?
Best Irish lyrics ever is surely a different topic altogether.
Now, back to knocking 2006 Irish bands...
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[QUOTE=Lim till i die;583061]Allow me I've no such qualms.......
That Snow Patrol song is DRIVEL!!!
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I plead guilty, its a great song but some of the album is woeful.
'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'
I don't plaed anything.
It's a great song-end of.
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Therapy? released an LP (their 11th) 'One Cure Fits All' last spring.
It was largely ignored in this country as we were all busy championing Bell X1's tonight Matthew I'm David Byrne carry on as some inciteful re-evaluation of the zeitgeist of the proto-punk new wave movement in it's most furtive form. That instead of laughing at them for chasing their tails and the plaudits of the music press while getting heavily splintered arses from excessive bandwagon jumping.
If madchester was 'back' tomorrow they'd be the first doing the 'Bez stomp'. It's all a bit disgusting really.
I'd say "Its's not -end of" but for the fact you can always tell when someone isn't up for backing it up or packing it up when they end their quip with "end of" ...now.It's a great song-end of.
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" I wish to God that someone would be able to block out the voices in my head for five minutes, the voices that scream, over and over again: "Why do they come to me to die?"
Its the kind of song i probably know all the words to and sing along to it in a pub or in the car but would never choose to put it on myself . which is strange.
coudn't think of it earlier...C'Mon C'Mon by the Von Bondies is another up there....from the lifestyle sports add.Lifestyle have had some great tunes for their ads to be fair to them...
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