Heartland

Ed, will you hurry up and tell em your darkness one before I'm forced to!!!

1959, on first hearing, sounded like it contained the lines 'and it feels like meat again' and 'like a way big hunk of lime'.

A friend heard a line in More as 'why you've got to be surrounded, Mandy' (that being my name, I guess I was controlling her mind at the time).

Dan wrote:

Lowrider wrote:Give me one good reason
give me...
in fact I mean logic

From the lyric sheet that comes with the Japanese version of FALAA

That was it.

I knew it was entertainingly close to being official.

Does this useless info stay in your head forever?

I just remebered one (I was listening to the song this morning).

In Detonation Boulevard I first thought that the line "I caught something weird in Encenada" said "I got something weird in my enchilada".

Lowrider wrote:

Dan wrote:

Lowrider wrote:Give me one good reason
give me...
in fact I mean logic

From the lyric sheet that comes with the Japanese version of FALAA

That was it.

I knew it was entertainingly close to being official.

Does this useless info stay in your head forever?

boby and soul!

Sexygoth wrote:Ed, will you hurry up and tell em your darkness one before I'm forced to!!!

go on then....

The Green Lantern wrote:When I first heard it I couldn't figure out why Andy was singing about a guy called Walter in On the Wire and what or where Walter was treading. (I was rather young. And yes, obviously it was Wall to wall to where you tread)

I was originally planning to name my HL account user "Walter Wall"...


Sorry for resurecting an old thread, I guess.

Total brain rays!!!!

Got this Bowie concert on & found myself singing "Making love with his eagle" to Ziggy Stardust.

OH OH OH OH
I'VE GOT ONE.
Ahem. Sorry for that outburst.

Cat People - David Bowie (Let's dance version)

I'M PUTTING OUT FIRE... WITH VASELINE

LyanvisAberrant wrote:Sorry for resurecting an old thread, I guess.

Don't worry about it. It's good to get the occasional oldie thrown into the mix

I made the same mistake with Ziggy Stardust.

emilystrange wrote:

Sexygoth wrote:Ed, will you hurry up and tell em your darkness one before I'm forced to!!!

go on then....

Well someone tell it! We've been waiting 9 years!

markfiend wrote:

LyanvisAberrant wrote:Sorry for resurecting an old thread, I guess.

Don't worry about it. It's good to get the occasional oldie thrown into the mix

Well then.... you're welcome[/b]

From the Amy Winehouse single Valerie

Stop making a fool out of me
Why don't you come on over, Valerie?


always find my self changing On to All

And I was round someone's house the other day and it came on the radio...
how we laughed...

Diana Ross - Chain Reaction (no.1 hit written by the Bee Gees, no less)
there's a line that goes
"Tell Eddie Waring there ain't no salvation"
except it doesn't obviously.
(it's boringly "To anywhere and there aint no salvation")

From memory Uncle Eddie had been the subject of some allegations or controversy around the time, so it almost seemed plausible, although ridiculous...

Andie wrote:From the Amy Winehouse single Valerie

Stop making a fool out of me
Why don't you come on over, Valerie?


always find my self changing On to All

Gosh. Just re-read that. That's a bit mucky

The idea of Diana Ross singing about Eddie Waring is possibly one of the funniest things ever.

Someone I know genuinely thought the Rolf Harris song ' Sun Arise ' was in fact called 'Thunder Thighs'

I can't not hear "Meet my mother, the beer tent's full" in One Hundred Years

My two favourites are:

Lament - The Cure.

"And oh the smell as candles die" = "And oh the smell as camels die."



Muscle In Plastic - Bauhaus

"I've got nothing, nothing to lose" = "like a velvet, velvet balloon."