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vision thing song in showgirls

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 06:38
by nick the stripper
Anyone else notice at the start of the movie showgirls their playing vision thing on the radio in the car?

Did Andrew Eldritch know they were going to use his song in the movie?

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 06:55
by EricSweden
yeah i know... :)

no i don't think he knew...

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 09:15
by canon docre
If you want to use a song in a movie, you need to buy the rights to do so, first. Either they 've asked the publisher or, if the song is under "copyright control" directly the songwriter/lyricist.
One way or the other, he is aware of it and got quite a sum for it, as it is very expensive, espc. for a world-wide distribution.

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 12:42
by timsinister
Nick the Stripper...posting a comment about Showgirls. :eek:
...REALLY?!

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 12:50
by boudicca
Are you sure you wanted to share the fact that you'd been watching that film with the entire group? :innocent: :lol:

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 13:08
by EricSweden
hehe..
nothing wrong with watching half naked girls dancing.... ;)

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 18:05
by canon docre
@eric: is your avatar showing us a picture of yourself or of Eros Ramazotti?

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 18:44
by EricSweden
haha... no it's me!

:)

funny, never heard anyone say i look like him before. some say vin disel though.

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 19:36
by canon docre
EricSweden wrote:haha... no it's me!

:)

funny, never heard anyone say i look like him before. some say vin disel though.
Lovely.

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 21:41
by James Blast
Scared the $hit outta me! :eek:

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 21:48
by EricSweden
my picture scared you?

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 22:09
by James Blast
damn right! Image

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 23:59
by boudicca
EricSweden wrote:hehe..
nothing wrong with watching half naked girls dancing.... ;)
Hmmm... well, it's not really my "bag".... :lol:

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 00:41
by EricSweden
James Blast wrote:damn right! Image
hehe ok. hmm i dont think my pic looks scary at all..

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 00:42
by EricSweden
boudicca wrote:
EricSweden wrote:hehe..
nothing wrong with watching half naked girls dancing.... ;)
Hmmm... well, it's not really my "bag".... :lol:
hmm ok... how about half naked boys dancing? ;)

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 02:23
by nick the stripper
I read on the official site that Andrew doesn't think any of the sisters songs have been used in a movie.

show girls is possibly the worst movie ever made.

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 07:43
by canon docre
EricSweden wrote:
boudicca wrote:
EricSweden wrote:hehe..
nothing wrong with watching half naked girls dancing.... ;)
Hmmm... well, it's not really my "bag".... :lol:
hmm ok... how about half naked boys dancing? ;)
Dancing boys are generally not my cup of tea, even worse, when they're half naked...

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 07:49
by canon docre
nick the stripper wrote:I read on the official site that Andrew doesn't think any of the sisters songs have been used in a movie.

show girls is possibly the worst movie ever made.
A negligible white lie to not be held responsible for appearing in movies such as the above mentioned. :lol:

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 09:51
by markfiend
When was showgirls made? It could have been since the last update :innocent:

Anyway the FAQ doesn't actually say their music has never been used in a film...
von wrote:My friend says he also thinks that the Sisters have written music for some dodgy B-movie.

The Sisters have never written music specifically for any film which didn't feature Dennis Hopper. That was only once, and as it turned out, the music has been used elsewhere ( - not on film).

The Sisters have tried a couple of times to get pre-existing songs onto the soundtrack of a film, and were afterwards glad that they didn't achieve it, as the films were not as good as hoped: 'Things To In Denver When You're Dead' (great script, great cast, but unfortunately lacklustre direction) and 'Judge Dredd' (great comic, Joan Chen, but unfortunately an all-round bad film).

The Sisters have often spent time getting their music taken off the soundtrack to dodgy B-movies (like 'Wayne's World'). They're certainly not interested in dodgy-darkling films.

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 11:52
by Black Shuck
nick the stripper wrote: show girls is possibly the worst movie ever made.
I hate to open a can of worms, but I've always really liked 'Showgirls' (and no, before you say it, not for THAT reason!)

I subscribe to the school of thought that it's the most underrated film ever made, the ultimate sleazy, trashy masterpiece from one of the world's greatest recent directors.

So there!

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 12:47
by boudicca
Black Shuck wrote:
nick the stripper wrote: show girls is possibly the worst movie ever made.
I hate to open a can of worms, but I've always really liked 'Showgirls' (and no, before you say it, not for THAT reason!)

I subscribe to the school of thought that it's the most underrated film ever made, the ultimate sleazy, trashy masterpiece from one of the world's greatest recent directors.

So there!
So, it's so bad it's good, then... :lol:

The half-naked boys... it really depends...I like a man with class, you see. :von: :innocent:

Chippendales and male strippers (sorry Nick!) can go f**k themselves. Which they probably do. :roll:
If they do that thing where they make the muscles on their chest go up and down in time to the music, chances are I will run screaming from the building... :lol:

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 13:22
by timsinister
boudicca wrote:I like a man with class, you see. :von: :innocent:
Even a man who has invented his own damn system of class itself?!

;D

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 13:23
by boudicca
I like a chap who smokes a manly pipe. :lol:

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 13:31
by timsinister
boudicca wrote:I like a chap who smokes a manly pipe. :lol:

:eek: :eek: :eek:
Bigods woman, what on earth does that mean?!

In other news, I unearthed this from a skip behind a Chemists...

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 14:05
by Black Alice
Chippendales and male strippers (sorry Nick!) can go f**k themselves. Which they probably do. :roll:
If they do that thing where they make the muscles on their chest go up and down in time to the music, chances are I will run screaming from the building... :lol:[/quote]

I agree. We were given some free tickets by a client for a male show a while ago - and were told we could also pay for extra private dances. :eek: Revolting - nearly lost my lunch at the thought.

No, I didn't use the tickets