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Thread started 11/14/07 6:11pm

thesexofit

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Beautiful south "song for whoever"

http://uk.youtube.com/wat...sM9cSR6YqM


Clever ass song. It works on a few levels though. I remember one critic saying they were like the smiths but with a sense of humour LOL. Indeed their songs are quite funny, with this one, being pretty cynical.
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Reply #1 posted 11/14/07 6:18pm

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thesexofit said:

http://uk.youtube.com/wat...sM9cSR6YqM


Clever ass song. It works on a few levels though. I remember one critic saying they were like the smiths but with a sense of humour LOL. Indeed their songs are quite funny, with this one, being pretty cynical.


Love that song so much. They had a few great albums, but then they really petered out pretty hard.
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Reply #2 posted 11/14/07 6:23pm

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MendesCity said:

thesexofit said:

http://uk.youtube.com/wat...sM9cSR6YqM


Clever ass song. It works on a few levels though. I remember one critic saying they were like the smiths but with a sense of humour LOL. Indeed their songs are quite funny, with this one, being pretty cynical.


Love that song so much. They had a few great albums, but then they really petered out pretty hard.



Yeah, I saw a new video of theirs last year. It had people dancing throughout a typical English council estate. It was an amusing video anyway.

I only own "welcome to....", and its a nice album. I remember "perfect 10" well though. Ugh, horrible song.
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