About "Flood I"
I hadn't founded on the dictionary the word "hallway". Should I know its meaning?
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Once upon a time, when I was a much younger b'stard than I am today, and a mere stripling of evilness, I once asked my dad what a word meant. He gave me the one of the soundest pieces of advice I've ever had, and I pass it on to you today.
He said, " I can tell you what the word means, of course - but then you won't remember the meaning. If you go and look up that word in the distionary, then you'll remember it always." And by gods he was right.
I might suggest you use a better dictionary, or avail yourself of one of the online resources.
He said, " I can tell you what the word means, of course - but then you won't remember the meaning. If you go and look up that word in the distionary, then you'll remember it always." And by gods he was right.
I might suggest you use a better dictionary, or avail yourself of one of the online resources.
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THANKS, you've given me a big help
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It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
I had a face on the mirror
I had a hand on the gun
I had a place in the sun and a ticket to Syria
I had a hand on the gun
I had a place in the sun and a ticket to Syria
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I've never though of it like that...... innocence is bliss!silentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
But I think you may be right...
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lady parts innitstreamline wrote:I've never though of it like that...... innocence is bliss!silentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
But I think you may be right...
its all about sex
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I'd not thought of thatsilentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
If her [ahem] 'hallway' was moving like the ocean (lucky girl), then the "head of the river, the source of the sea" would have uterine connotations.
Wow - I've been listening to Floodland for almost 20 years and I've never looked at it in this way before. I thought it was all about drugs, but it looks like I've only been seeing it from one perspective. Thanks!
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falls off chairstreamline wrote:I've never though of it like that...... innocence is bliss!silentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
But I think you may be right...
you never saw that as rudeFitting in hard with harder to come
though i think, flood I is the anticipation; it's flood II is pure shagging music
i read Von quote somewhere (though i did it myself and gave it out on compilations years back) that flood I and II were destined to be one track - the record company thought it too long, so it was broken down - makes more sense as one track
something about drowning together
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I always thought it was about the collapse of Europe in the glare of Americanisation (within the context of the whole album) but there are some very obvious allusions to sex throughout. Lets face facts- Eldritch is a great lyricist who likes to play around with the meaing of words.EvilBastard wrote:I'd not thought of thatsilentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
If her [ahem] 'hallway' was moving like the ocean (lucky girl), then the "head of the river, the source of the sea" would have uterine connotations.
Wow - I've been listening to Floodland for almost 20 years and I've never looked at it in this way before. I thought it was all about drugs, but it looks like I've only been seeing it from one perspective. Thanks!
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I had a hand on the gun
I had a place in the sun and a ticket to Syria
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I had a place in the sun and a ticket to Syria
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Now I'm just embarrassed! It is a bit obvious isn't it?paint it black wrote:
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you never saw that as rudeFitting in hard with harder to come
Apologies for any arse/floor contact! (Now, before you snigger, remember my innocence level is high!!)
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Life comes from the vagina dude... Sorry to get technical on ya FlipperEvilBastard wrote:I'd not thought of thatsilentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
If her [ahem] 'hallway' was moving like the ocean (lucky girl), then the "head of the river, the source of the sea" would have uterine connotations.
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I had a hand on the gun
I had a place in the sun and a ticket to Syria
I had a hand on the gun
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Erm...what kind of grades did you get in Biology, sir? Just curious, you understand...silentNate wrote:Life comes from the vagina dude... Sorry to get technical on ya Flipper
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Actually, there's a small (but significant) stop before that, innit?EvilBastard wrote:If her [ahem] 'hallway' was moving like the ocean (lucky girl), then the "head of the river, the source of the sea" would have uterine connotations.
Sing a song o' cervix, pocket full o'...yeah, never mind.
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Cervix ammunition is divided into full cartridge and special purpose cartridges...SINsister wrote:Actually, there's a small (but significant) stop before that, innit?EvilBastard wrote:If her [ahem] 'hallway' was moving like the ocean (lucky girl), then the "head of the river, the source of the sea" would have uterine connotations.
Sing a song o' cervix, pocket full o'...yeah, never mind.
True, but it might be described as the upper reaches of the river, rather than the head, no?
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but ez, some people hereabouts think bury me deep is about funeral arrangements.paint it black wrote:falls off chairstreamline wrote:I've never though of it like that...... innocence is bliss!silentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
But I think you may be right...
you never saw that as rudeFitting in hard with harder to come
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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but ez, some people hereabouts think bury me deep is about funeral arrangements.paint it black wrote:falls off chairstreamline wrote:I've never though of it like that...... innocence is bliss!silentNate wrote:It also may (or may not) reference something a bit rude
But I think you may be right...
you never saw that as rudeFitting in hard with harder to come
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
So I've read the lyrics again,you're all trying to tell me it's about sex,but all they do for me is conjur up a flood in a ground floor flat and someone being rescued.
You're all sick.
Flood II is about sex,great sex by the sound of it.Sex with Liz McLaren after Keef gets a knock back type sex.
Catchy tunes though.
Anytime.
You're all sick.
Flood II is about sex,great sex by the sound of it.Sex with Liz McLaren after Keef gets a knock back type sex.
Catchy tunes though.
Anytime.
... it's been a while since last time i'd listened "Floodland", gotta refresh.
it's obvious, all that "sex" connotation, at least should be
it's obvious, all that "sex" connotation, at least should be