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Babble — Tribe
Album: The Stone
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Released: 1994
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(Ay, ay-ay, ay...Ay, ay-ay, ay...)
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) [chant] (Ay, ay-ay, ay)
(Ay, ay-ay, ay...Ay, ay-ay, ay...)

Icicle on the edge of the sky
I reach out slowly just like I was blind
And I hear voices that howl on a freak of night
Then I see myself shattered in your eye
What could it be?

(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You're one of my tribe
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You were born to be mine
'Cause you're one of my tribe

Captured in the shadow and crawling in the dark
It's gonna be a cruel year, it's gonna take me to the heart
And, hell, no wonder you're out there, so won't you come on in?
And all doors are open, need to slide inside your skin
What could it be?

(Ay, ay-ay, ay) Oh you're one of my tribe
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You were born to be mine
You're one of my tribe

(Oh eh-oh eh-oh)

[chant]

I have this dream here, I have this desire
To lay right down with you on a funeral pyre
I wake up crying, I wake up alone
Oh come on, come on, I've come to take you home
What could it be? Oh

(Ay, ay-ay, ay) Oh, you're one of my tribe
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You were one of my kind; oh
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You're one of my tribe
(Ay, ay-ay, ay) You were born to be mine
You're one of my tribe

(Ay ay, ay-ay-ay) [chant] (Ay ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Ay ay, ay-ay-ay) [chant] (Ay ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Ay ay, ay-ay-ay) [chant] (Ay ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Ay ay, ay-ay-ay...Ay ay, ay-ay-ay)
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Always thought this was Happy Mondays
Posted 4 days ago by NoisyMiner    [ Reply ]
Is it just me that is picking up a little Frankie Goes To Hollywood vibe from this? I like!
Posted 2 months ago by johnalexford    [ Reply ]
Nice bassline, piano, and a good chant.
Posted 2 months ago by jeffwyoung1982    [ Reply ]
 timmus wrote:

Breaks Rule #34 of rock music: You can't rhyme "funeral pyre" in any of your lyrics unless you're Jim Morrison.



Or Paul Weller
Posted 4 months ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
Classic 90s acid festival number. Great to get stoned to, I'm sure, but dates badly in the toxic tribalism of the 2020s. Good to dance to tho
Posted 5 months ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Posted 10 months ago by TallCreative1    [ Reply ]
reggea meets manchester rave
Posted 1 year ago by nils_hamburg    [ Reply ]
Part of the RP vibe that I recognize. Solid 7.
Posted 1 year ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
 moodfood wrote:
  descendants of the Thompson Twins.. {#Music}


oh no more like The The aka Matt Johnson
Posted 1 year ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]

I think he sounds like Bono

Posted 1 year ago by Lemonhead    [ Reply ]
Loose Fit, are you one of my tribe?
This album is listening pleasure whilst cruising down the open highway
Posted 1 year ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
Breaks Rule #34 of rock music: You can't rhyme "funeral pyre" in any of your lyrics unless you're Jim Morrison.
Posted 1 year ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
I can picture Bez doing his footwork and shaking  the maracas to this track . 
Posted 1 year ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
I initially thought it was Stereo MC's!
Posted 2 years ago by Chongo1959    [ Reply ]
There is some The the vibe in here
Posted 2 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
Posted 2 years ago by johanella1    [ Reply ]
I actually thought this was INXS at first... very nice groove
Posted 2 years ago by Jeeper    [ Reply ]
I keep catching this and thinking INXS. I was a huge T.T. fan at the time, but I missed this somehow. Glad to hear it. 
Posted 2 years ago by Kingsized    [ Reply ]
Funny pointless story.  Have been listening to RP for years, but only recently dedicated a screen to always have the RP player visible.  I thought for sure this was done by one of the 80s groups that I knew.  How wrong I was.  And I would have remembered that album cover.
Posted 2 years ago by 1jerry    [ Reply ]
Love this tune!
Posted 2 years ago by BobHeisler    [ Reply ]
The music reminds me of a 90's British rap band called Stereo MC's!
Posted 2 years ago by Chongo1959    [ Reply ]
The more I hear this, the more I like it!!  Thanx RP!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
The Twins have all grown up.
Posted 2 years ago by Rockit999    [ Reply ]
Good Tune!! I never heard of them before. I have also never heard of the other bands that some commenters have been comparing them to, which I will have to check out. RP is a great learning experience!  Thanx RP!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 TheKing2 wrote:


Or Matt Willson / The The


Who the hell is Matt Willson?
Posted 2 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
Sounds like the Stereo Mc's!
Posted 3 years ago by Chongo1959    [ Reply ]
 moodfood wrote:
  descendants of the Thompson Twins.. {#Music}


Or Matt Willson / The The
Posted 3 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
You could play this song everyday!
Posted 5 years ago by peggy_cross    [ Reply ]
Posted 5 years ago by KIMJO    [ Reply ]
Another great CD for long-distance car trips.
Posted 6 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
  descendants of the Thompson Twins.. {#Music}
Posted 6 years ago by moodfood    [ Reply ]
 SmackDaddy wrote:

I didn't know sound had an appearance.

 
..an "outward appearance" no less (isn't that redundant?).  Well, it was a quote from Wikipedia.
Posted 6 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
marvelous...
Posted 7 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
Loose Fit? Kinky Afro next?
Posted 7 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
Tom Bailey and his charactheristic voice. Very good tune. A solid 8.
Posted 7 years ago by Andres-7    [ Reply ]
RP, YOU are my tribe :-)
Posted 7 years ago by morgan    [ Reply ]
 Ahnyer_Keester wrote:
Babble was an electronic dance music group that featured Tom Bailey and Alannah Currie (formerly of the Thompson Twins), with Keith Fernley. The Thompson Twins changed its name during the time the duo changed the outward appearance of its sound from pop to dub-influenced chill-out. - From Wikipedia
See, I thought I recognized that sound! BTW, I love The Thompson Twins anyway.

 
I didn't know sound had an appearance.
Posted 7 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
 afrixluvguy wrote:
...slide over here, and give me a moment. Your needs are so raw...
you're one of my kind.

Hey, we could make a song around that last bit {#Wink}

 
The correct lyric is "your moves are so raw"... {#Wink}
Posted 7 years ago by hindsightseer    [ Reply ]
Babble was an electronic dance music group that featured Tom Bailey and Alannah Currie (formerly of the Thompson Twins), with Keith Fernley. The Thompson Twins changed its name during the time the duo changed the outward appearance of its sound from pop to dub-influenced chill-out. - From Wikipedia
See, I thought I recognized that sound! BTW, I love The Thompson Twins anyway.


Posted 8 years ago by Ahnyer_Keester    [ Reply ]
...slide over here, and give me a moment. Your needs are so raw...
you're one of my kind.

Hey, we could make a song around that last bit {#Wink}
Posted 9 years ago by afrixluvguy    [ Reply ]
Ohhh yeah, so cool, so catchy. Love this. Next up Happy Mondays, Step On.
Posted 9 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 gusthemonkey wrote:
My dog is bobbin' his head and doin' a cool step !

 
hahahaha...!

Sure he's not a cat? 
Posted 10 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
Not bad! Rather good, actually!
Posted 10 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 hayduke2 wrote:
saw T- twins in a throbbing 80's flash-strobe dance club and really moved my tush!  Hooked up with a quite sexy pair of sisters and, well, did everything a healthy man in his younger years would do in said circumstances, I "rocked" my socks off that night...oh, those were the days
Good sound!  Stimulating in a way... 

 
Ah, the cream in between.   Those were the days in that great nutty town before it all went Disney...
Posted 10 years ago by Bobert_ParkCity    [ Reply ]
Interesting remix from 93

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LIXfAf5l48
Posted 10 years ago by FrankRizzo    [ Reply ]
The mid-90's "trip hop" sound was short lived but this album is a nice gem from the era.
Posted 10 years ago by IndyDoug    [ Reply ]
Anyone know the story behind the ... odd... album cover?
Posted 10 years ago by Jamunca    [ Reply ]
Excellant set DJ, got those gray cells flashing and my booty vibing along, yummm sweet youth!
King Crimson
Babble
The Church - Reptile
Joe Walsh!!! - Turn to Stone
Awesome!!! 
Posted 10 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
always assumed this was thievery corporation but now I see it was before their time.
Posted 10 years ago by moodfood    [ Reply ]
Like Dirty Vegas sounds.  Good stuff.
Posted 10 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
Much better than the stuff that made it to the radio in the 80s. Almost like a different band.
Posted 10 years ago by kz1300a1    [ Reply ]
saw T- twins in a throbbing 80's flash-strobe dance club and really moved my tush!  Hooked up with a quite sexy pair of sisters and, well, did everything a healthy man in his younger years would do in said circumstances, I "rocked" my socks off that night...oh, those were the days
Good sound!  Stimulating in a way... 
Posted 11 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Love the synthesized crickets...CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP!
Posted 11 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
Nice song !!
Posted 11 years ago by musman    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

The term "crusty" refers to 'dog-on-a-rope' types whom you often see at festivals, peace camps, etc. Chambers defines it as;

crustie or crusty noun (crusties) Brit slang a New-Age traveller or someone with a similar outlook on life.

Which sums it up nicely, I think. I think the term derived from the 'relaxed' approach to personal hygiene such that they often had a crust of dirt on them, though maybe it could refer to their 'crusty' attitudes.


 

In the US the term crusty refers to one thing and one thing only...as a matter of fact, there are several specimens in my laundry hamper right now.
Posted 11 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
My dog is bobbin' his head and doin' a cool step !


Posted 11 years ago by gusthemonkey    [ Reply ]
Its the hypnotic Conga's that do it for me .. a very well produced track, well balanced throughout.
Posted 11 years ago by Toke    [ Reply ]
I heard Thompson Twins before I looked at the comments section.  Pure 80's, and awesome!
Posted 12 years ago by Rafter101    [ Reply ]
i think we're all bill's tribe
Posted 12 years ago by coy    [ Reply ]
 jmkate wrote:
Isn't this an offshoot from the Thompson Twins?
 


I can hear the Thompson Twins in there. Knew it before I even checked. Loved them in the eighties!
Posted 12 years ago by krysthal    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

The use of the word "tribe" really dates it. I'm glad that this concept has disappeared from view as 'crusties' (bearded guys in muddy fields with dogs on ropes and spliff in mouth) have passed into cultural history. The Shamen used "tribe" quite often, and whilst I can sort of see what they were trying to do I was never comfortable with the reactionary implications of the term.

 
Aw!  I dint know.  I've passd inta histry!   Rilly!    Dammit!   I wisht I knowd befoar!
Posted 12 years ago by Hasan    [ Reply ]
 jmkate wrote      
Isn't this an offshoot from the Thompson Twins?
 

Yes, they are
Posted 12 years ago by countyman    [ Reply ]
Isn't this an offshoot from the Thompson Twins?
Posted 12 years ago by jmkate    [ Reply ]
kind of reminded me of something by Medeski, Martin & Wood.
Posted 12 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
 Rockit wrote:

The singer sounds like Simon of Duran Duran.

 
He's not that bad. He sounds a little 80's-ish. But this is a fun song, certainly better than union of the snake.{#Puke}
Posted 13 years ago by trissi    [ Reply ]
 pcerna wrote:
{#Dancingbanana_2}  One of the best songs ever.  Have always loved this one.
 

Really ???????????
Posted 13 years ago by Mike_Sneade    [ Reply ]
thinking of sweet melissa today and how grateful i am that she is 'one of my tribe'.  :)
Posted 13 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]

The singer sounds like Simon of Duran Duran.


Posted 13 years ago by Rockit    [ Reply ]
 Huey wrote:

I think I missed something somewhere, "tribe" "crusties" ??  Something very British?
 
The term "crusty" refers to 'dog-on-a-rope' types whom you often see at festivals, peace camps, etc. Chambers defines it as;

crustie or crusty noun (crusties) Brit slang a New-Age traveller or someone with a similar outlook on life.

Which sums it up nicely, I think. I think the term derived from the 'relaxed' approach to personal hygiene such that they often had a crust of dirt on them, though maybe it could refer to their 'crusty' attitudes.

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

They're still going, and as radical as ever. See https://www.thethe.com/

 
Thanks Fred!  {#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

The use of the word "tribe" really dates it. I'm glad that this concept has disappeared from view as 'crusties' (bearded guys in muddy fields with dogs on ropes and spliff in mouth) have passed into cultural history. The Shamen used "tribe" quite often, and whilst I can sort of see what they were trying to do I was never comfortable with the reactionary implications of the term.

  Poacher wrote:

Interesting. While the age of 'crusties' has certainly peaked, it morphed from the UK Acid house scene on one side and travellers on the other and has now kind of morphed itself back into the underground warehouse scene. I should know. . .my daughter spends a good amount of time attached to its fringes. (awww bless!).

Anyway. . . I always loved the reactionary side of the 'tribe' and what it stood for - which at its core was for free music, free from authority and free to party. 

There is a whole new set of 'crusties' out there loving their gabba, D&B and whatever 'fast white noise' is the current trend and having a fine old time. While I usually can't stand the music they like for long I do applaud their genre for trying to break new ground and push boundries. 
 
I think I missed something somewhere, "tribe" "crusties" ??  Something very British?


Posted 13 years ago by Huey    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

The use of the word "tribe" really dates it. I'm glad that this concept has disappeared from view as 'crusties' (bearded guys in muddy fields with dogs on ropes and spliff in mouth) have passed into cultural history. The Shamen used "tribe" quite often, and whilst I can sort of see what they were trying to do I was never comfortable with the reactionary implications of the term.
 
Interesting. While the age of 'crusties' has certainly peaked, it morphed from the UK Acid house scene on one side and travellers on the other and has now kind of morphed itself back into the underground warehouse scene. I should know. . .my daughter spends a good amount of time attached to its fringes. (awww bless!).

Anyway. . . I always loved the reactionary side of the 'tribe' and what it stood for - which at its core was for free music, free from authority and free to party. 

There is a whole new set of 'crusties' out there loving their gabba, D&B and whatever 'fast white noise' is the current trend and having a fine old time. While I usually can't stand the music they like for long I do applaud their genre for trying to break new ground and push boundries. 
Posted 14 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
 cohifi wrote:

whatever happened to the the?

 
They're still going, and as radical as ever. See https://www.thethe.com/

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
awwww Fred, one tribe y'all.

Posted 14 years ago by fingerpin    [ Reply ]
 SmackDaddy wrote:


Wow, you need to listent to The The more.
 
whatever happened to the the?

Posted 14 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 Giselle62 wrote:
blecch—-it sounds dated, cliche now; maybe it sounded better when it first came out though in the 80's I never could find one thing I liked about them except the way they dressed and looked, which was pushed hard by the media to be the next thing in fashion for a brief, brief moment.

 
The use of the word "tribe" really dates it. I'm glad that this concept has disappeared from view as 'crusties' (bearded guys in muddy fields with dogs on ropes and spliff in mouth) have passed into cultural history. The Shamen used "tribe" quite often, and whilst I can sort of see what they were trying to do I was never comfortable with the reactionary implications of the term.

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Nice!
Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
I have this on the media player in my living room and it's still one of my favorite albums to jack up while doing housework or any other time I need a vibe and a groove to make things happen.
Posted 14 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
{#Dancingbanana_2}  One of the best songs ever.  Have always loved this one.
Posted 14 years ago by pcerna    [ Reply ]
after reading about them they seem like such good people—-i feel the same way about Eddie Vedder, he just seems so sweet I dont feel like being bitchy about hearing Pearl Jam all the damn time.
Posted 14 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]
Kinda reminds me of Tears for Fears.
Posted 14 years ago by choiceimage    [ Reply ]
 Giselle62 wrote:
blecch—-it sounds dated, cliche now; maybe it sounded better when it first came out though in the 80's I never could find one thing I liked about them except the way they dressed and looked, which was pushed hard by the media to be the next thing in fashion for a brief, brief moment.

 
I don't remember what i was thinking—-but i think i may have been talking about the Thompson Twins when i wrote this . I liked the way they looked, but not their music.


Posted 14 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]

Yeah....one of my favorites!


Posted 14 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
 burdell wrote:
I thought for sure this was 'The The' initially. Then I looked it up and these guys actually used to be the Thompson Twins. Good stuff.
 

Wow, you need to listent to The The more.
Posted 14 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
Cool!
Posted 14 years ago by nalle    [ Reply ]
That_SOB wrote:
Audio Viagra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

So are you having an "EARGASM?" {#Think}
Posted 14 years ago by Walrus_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
I really do like Babble.
Posted 14 years ago by kdogg73    [ Reply ]
 Giselle62 wrote:
blecch—-it sounds dated, cliche now; maybe it sounded better when it first came out though in the 80's I never could find one thing I liked about them except the way they dressed and looked, which was pushed hard by the media to be the next thing in fashion for a brief, brief moment.

 
Look up, it says it came out in 1994. Your off by a decade. {#Beat}
Posted 14 years ago by Joy4life    [ Reply ]
blecch—-it sounds dated, cliche now; maybe it sounded better when it first came out though in the 80's I never could find one thing I liked about them except the way they dressed and looked, which was pushed hard by the media to be the next thing in fashion for a brief, brief moment.

Posted 14 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]
Updated info for you seekers:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babble_(band)


Posted 14 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
Nice Happy Mondays type of vibe.
Posted 15 years ago by annie_fannie    [ Reply ]
Yeeeah - one of those songs I love but do not own - always a treat when they surprise you.
Posted 15 years ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
 iscoot4peace wrote:
I liked a few of the things they did as The Thompson Twins...but I like this better.  It's a more mature, world beat sound.
 
Sounds very much like the "Queer" album they released in 1991. Not too bad actually.
Posted 15 years ago by mirland    [ Reply ]
I liked a few of the things they did as The Thompson Twins...but I like this better.  It's a more mature, world beat sound.
Posted 15 years ago by iscoot4peace    [ Reply ]
 narvis wrote:

Babble is the duo of New Zealand native Alannah Currie (b. September 28, 1957) and Englishman Tom Bailey (b.January 18, 1956), who formerly made up the Thompson Twins, a dance-rock band that charted with seven albums in the U.S. between 1982 and 1989, the most successful of which was the million-selling Top Ten hit Into the Gap (1984), which featured their biggest single, "Hold Me Now" (#3). They reorganized as a six-piece band with Indian and new age influences and released their first album as Babble, The Stone, in 1994. In 1996, they returned with Ether. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
 
Thank you for that information!!!
Posted 15 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
 etcarroll wrote:
Never heard of Babble, really enjoyed the tune.

But none of the links bring me to info on a musical group called 'Babble'.
 
Babble is the duo of New Zealand native Alannah Currie (b. September 28, 1957) and Englishman Tom Bailey (b.January 18, 1956), who formerly made up the Thompson Twins, a dance-rock band that charted with seven albums in the U.S. between 1982 and 1989, the most successful of which was the million-selling Top Ten hit Into the Gap (1984), which featured their biggest single, "Hold Me Now" (#3). They reorganized as a six-piece band with Indian and new age influences and released their first album as Babble, The Stone, in 1994. In 1996, they returned with Ether. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide


Posted 15 years ago by narvis    [ Reply ]
Never heard of Babble, really enjoyed the tune.

But none of the links bring me to info on a musical group called 'Babble'.
Posted 15 years ago by etcarroll    [ Reply ]
{#Sunny}
Posted 15 years ago by TomJB    [ Reply ]
 kaybee wrote:
Not bad, but I liked them better as the Thompson Twins.
 
It definitely has a TT feel to it. . .


Posted 15 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
Not bad, but I liked them better as the Thompson Twins.
Posted 16 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
 esotericderek wrote:
Stone Roses meets Depeche Mode, produced by Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios.

 
I thought it was the Shamen at first.

Posted 16 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 That_SOB wrote:
 Audio Viagra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 
{#Eek}

Posted 16 years ago by sutcliff    [ Reply ]
 Audio Viagra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Posted 16 years ago by That_SOB    [ Reply ]
mgkiwi wrote:
This is a cool sound. Don't know anything about them - anyone got any feedback, are they worth investing in?
If you like this sound then defintely get the album!! There are alot of other cool like this songs on this album. I love it...hypnotic and mesmerizing I say! You can listen to some samples on amazon...but go through the RP site OF COURSE!
Posted 16 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
This is a cool sound. Don't know anything about them - anyone got any feedback, are they worth investing in?
Posted 16 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
Stone Roses meets Depeche Mode, produced by Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios. Not bad, but I'd rather hear the influences than the influenced in this case.
Posted 16 years ago by esotericderek    [ Reply ]
My favorite! Just what I needed today!
Posted 16 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
always a very enjoyable listen.
Posted 16 years ago by morgsy67    [ Reply ]
Welly wrote:
The artist web site link goes to a phone company in the UK!
That's because Babble the band broke up ages ago. I wish they hadn't... I liked their sound. I tried uploading more by them, but the tracks I uploaded were given a 'sorry'. *sighs*
Posted 17 years ago by aquadonia    [ Reply ]
burdell wrote:
I thought for sure this was 'The The' initially. Then I looked it up and these guys actually used to be the Thompson Twins. Good stuff.
thank you for this information... i am liking it and trying to place it ~ feeling so familiar, that's not a bad thing
Posted 17 years ago by lophrequa    [ Reply ]
I thought for sure this was 'The The' initially. Then I looked it up and these guys actually used to be the Thompson Twins. Good stuff.
Posted 17 years ago by burdell    [ Reply ]
kelly652 wrote:
Thought we were chewing on some more Theivery Corp... A little less depressing than TC, I think I can try to likey.
"Depressing"? Go get yourself a second album from TC. ;) The song from Babble is fine to me.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
Very Stone Roses/Madchester -esque. I LIKE IT! Is this a cover?
Posted 17 years ago by js5280    [ Reply ]
Thought we were chewing on some more Theivery Corp... A little less depressing than TC, I think I can try to likey.
Posted 17 years ago by kelly652    [ Reply ]
TobiMc3 wrote:
I kind o'like it. I don't like the bouncing Hitler head below. Ugh.
Wouldn't growing a Hitler mustache be the perfect disguise to rob a bank with and then shave it off in the get away car? cop: Can you describe the robber? teller: He had a Hitler mustache. cop: But what else? teller: He had a freakin Hitler mustache!
Posted 17 years ago by slartibart_O    [ Reply ]
I kind o'like it. I don't like the bouncing Hitler head below. Ugh.
Posted 17 years ago by TobiMc3    [ Reply ]
The artist web site link goes to a phone company in the UK!
Posted 17 years ago by Welly    [ Reply ]
Great track
Posted 17 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
67nj wrote:
If he only knew the impact he's having on modern culture....
Posted 17 years ago by parrothead    [ Reply ]
I detect a Thomas Dolby production here...love it.
Posted 17 years ago by snowcat    [ Reply ]