just a YCBTO vote

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Yes, I like it.

The song is about having a great time and sticking two fingers up at those who are far too oh so serious to have one themselves. It rocks, it pounds, it makes me feel happy.
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I like it too.

Is it the best Sisters song? No.
Is it a good throwaway B-Side that makes me smile? Yes it is :D
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Ditto what STREAMLINE said
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mh wrote: The song is about having a great time and sticking two fingers up at those who are far too oh so serious to have one themselves.
Not the point. It's plain bad. :von:
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It's great and greatly misunderstood. :P By the haters and the likers. At least most, by the same ppl who have no idea about Ribbons, which would be the most.
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Should we start a petition ordering :von: to start playing it live? :notworthy: :D
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Once and for all....I do like the song though it is not one
of my favorites by far. Just a funny Sisters song. I would
also like to hear a live version of it. :lol:
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*sigh* Another thread? Shall I start a "YCBTO Indifference Society" as well, while we're at it?
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Dark wrote:*sigh* Another thread? Shall I start a "YCBTO Indifference Society" as well, while we're at it?
Yeah, whatever.
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mh wrote:
Dark wrote:*sigh* Another thread? Shall I start a "YCBTO Indifference Society" as well, while we're at it?
Yeah, whatever.
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Yeah, who cares anyway? ;D
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It would be great to see it played live, I think it would fit in really well with the current line up. Would i rather they played Floorshow? of course, but if they slipped this one in every now and again i think it would go down very well.

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Yup, it's part of a grand tradition of Sisters B sides, and would be a fabulous addition to the set. The idea of playing something that totally delights half the fans and utterly revolts the other half would probably appeal to Von too.
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mh wrote:Yup, it's part of a grand tradition of Sisters B sides, and would be a fabulous addition to the set. The idea of playing something that totally delights half the fans and utterly revolts the other half would probably appeal to Von too.
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christophe wrote:
mh wrote:Yup, it's part of a grand tradition of Sisters B sides, and would be a fabulous addition to the set. The idea of playing something that totally delights half the fans and utterly revolts the other half would probably appeal to Von too.
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well said :lol:

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They could just play Never Land (a fragment), You Could Be the One and I'd go home feeling I'd spent my cash well, seen and heard something quite extraordinary and had a religeous experience. If they played Never Land (full length) and You Could Be the One I might not be able to function again.
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James Blast wrote:If they played Never Land (full length) and You Could Be the One I might not be able to function again.

Still on the fence about the latter (maybe I'll explain in more depth sometime, as I've given it another 4 or so listens - not that anyone cares, haha!), but if they played the former, I'd be right there with you, James. Holy christ.
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YCBTO, the best song Zodiac Mindwarp didn't write.
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51% - 49% .....I love this... :lol:
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this song is wrong - but hey, its not the only one. But there are more than enough other songs to make up for it... :D
haha, 50:50 now... :lol:
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shall we call it a draw and all be friends again then?? :D
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James Blast wrote:They could just play Never Land (a fragment), You Could Be the One and I'd go home feeling I'd spent my cash well, seen and heard something quite extraordinary and had a religeous experience. If they played Never Land (full length) and You Could Be the One I might not be able to function again.
Then imagine them doing a cover version of both ARFs "Lilith" and FGGs "Rush Hour" and we need one of these:

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So I hope they'll never do that... ;)

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Then imagine them doing a cover version of both ARFs "Lilith" and FGGs "Rush Hour"
they'd ruin them just like they did with The Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb :urff: :cry:
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I'm with JB on this one.
YCBTO is a good'un
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