Is just as great when you are sober as long as you are by yourself and have it turned up really really loud and are in a horrible mood.
I want to be an emo kid
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I used to watch The Wall about once every other day. But I was like 15 at the time and this would have been during the mid 80's.
I still like the album but I've moved on since then. You're not going to go all Angry Hippo on us and eat an entire family sized tube of Colgate before typing "OMG TEH PINK FLOYD IS THE BESTEST MUZIK EVEH!!!!" -- are you?
I still like the album but I've moved on since then. You're not going to go all Angry Hippo on us and eat an entire family sized tube of Colgate before typing "OMG TEH PINK FLOYD IS THE BESTEST MUZIK EVEH!!!!" -- are you?
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
By the way, 'lest I becoe too uppity, I just read my post and cracked a chuckle at the the juxtaposition of me saying "I've moved on since the 80's" and my Tennesee Tuxedo avatar.
I'm such a hypocrite.
I'm such a hypocrite.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
No worries about that.
Down with dope
Up with hope
Plus I gots me no nyquil!
Down with dope
Up with hope
Plus I gots me no nyquil!
Bode - 100 Holy Paladin - Lightbringer
We don't need no education...
Bah, that song gives me a powerful urge to rip bowls.
Bah, that song gives me a powerful urge to rip bowls.
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Demea wrote:
We don't need no education...
Bah, that song gives me a powerful urge to rip bowls.
Bah, that song gives me a powerful urge to rip bowls.
Pink Floyd: A Natural Laxative?
Do what now?
I heard the Immigrant song today in the car and all I could picture was this
Viking kittens FTW!!!
The Wall is one of those albums that I will probably never ever have to listen to again, not out is disdain, but because I can pretty much play it in it's entirety in my head at will.
Who's Pink Floyd?
He's the tall one, just to the left of center.
If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Then find someone that life has given vodka and have party.
This establishment does not serve women. You must bring your own.
This establishment does not serve women. You must bring your own.
The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
Who's Pink Floyd?
Gonna fly high, you're never gonna die
You're gonna make it if you try -- they're gonna love you.
Well, I've always had a deep respect and I mean that most sincerely.
The band is just fantastic, that is really what I think.
Oh by the way... which one's "Pink"?
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
Who's Pink Floyd?
Stop it! You're making even me feel old.
I watched the movie and realized that I'm still not emo enough to truly comprehend it.
Edited, Wed Mar 22 20:34:19 2006 by DodoBird
Edited, Wed Mar 22 20:34:19 2006 by DodoBird
It's still a great movie. I have it on DVD along with Tommy. Good times, ah, good times.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
When the Tigers Broke Free, right?
DodoBird wrote:
When the Tigers Broke Free, right?
Elderon the Wise wrote:
It's still a great movie. I have it on DVD along with Tommy. Good times, ah, good times.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
Don't remember the name of the song. But something about a group of British soldiers being sacrificed for the "greater good" in war. Something about a "few hundred lives". The impression is that Pink's father was one of those few hundred lives wasted in war. But then, it's been awhile and the films a bit foggy in my brain.
King Nobby wrote:
More words please
gbaji wrote:
Elderon the Wise wrote:
It's still a great movie. I have it on DVD along with Tommy. Good times, ah, good times.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
Trivia for those who think they know the movie well; What is the first song played in Pink Floyed the Wall the movie?
Hint: It't not on the album.
Don't remember the name of the song. But something about a group of British soldiers being sacrificed for the "greater good" in war. Something about a "few hundred lives". The impression is that Pink's father was one of those few hundred lives wasted in war. But then, it's been awhile and the films a bit foggy in my brain.
Hint2: It plays during the opening hallway scene before the maid turns on the vaccuum.
Bah. I haven't seen the damn film in like a decade. And I was less then coherent at the time... What do you expect? ;)
King Nobby wrote:
More words please
The answer is : "The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot," by Vera Lynn
Here is a site I found to give you a little more detail.
Here is a site I found to give you a little more detail.
Quote:
I'd like to address the non-Floyd song vaguely heard in the background of the movie's opening section. It's called "The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot," by Vera Lynn (see "Vera" later in this analysis). The lyrics are as follows: "Christmas comes but once a year for every girl and boy/ The laughter and the joy/ They find in each new toy./ I tell you of the little boy who lives across the way/ This fella's Christmas is just another day..." At this point, the vacuum cleaner whirs into electric life and "When the Tigers Broke Free, Part 1" begins. After the song ends and we get that wonderful close-up of the Mickey Mouse watch, Vera's song continues with : "He's the little boy that Santa Claus forgot/ And goodness knows, he didn't want a lot./ He sent a note to Santa, what he wanted was a drum/ This broken little heart when he woke and he hadn't come/ In the streets, yes he..." Once again, the vacuum drowns out the song.
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