Sunday, 15 November 2009
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Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip - Thou Shalt Always Kill
This actually got super popular on these here internets a while ago, but it's still a damn good song so I'm posting it anyway. I like it. I'll probably get more of these guys on here if we keep this thing going. Even if you don't love the song, you've got to give it up for that righteous beard.
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What a retard, in the first 30 seconds of his "song" he goes spouting off the names of old musicians as names "not to be taken in vain"; and then turns around saying, "thou shalt not put musicians or recording artists on ridiculous pedestals no matter how great they are."
Which is it?
Oh yeah, The Beetles were not "just a band" either.
I heard the album, too. Not bad.
He's hot. I'd bang him.
@Mr_Jin@xanga - Be careful who you call a retard! I truly think that Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip is one of the most lyrically progressive duos of all time. If you listen to any of their latest album, it's absolutely phenomenal.
And for defending The Beatles, you should at least know how to spell their name
@Shy___Away@xanga - Spelling has never been my thing, fine, The BEATLES.
That aside, that still does not explain the contradiction in the lyrics.
You know I'm right.
@Mr_Jin@xanga - Haha, yes, I know you're right. But come on! It's supposed to be funny!
And they are SO far beyond all those fucking hip poppers auto-tuning about how they're going to "Put you in a mansion/Somewhere in Wiscansin"... Fucking T-Pain
thumb UP.
@Mr_Jin@xanga - If that's wut you think, you obviously don't understand the song. You're taking it at face value. If you really think about it, you'll kno that the lyrics on their own make no sense and, for the most part, oppose how society and such thinks. Almost everything he says in that song is backwards as to how things are. "Thou shalt always kill" ? We all kno that's not right. Then he says "thou shalt not make repetitive generic music" and repeats it a few times, thus going against his own lyric. So his point isn't for you to take the words literally, it's to kinda mix things up and actually make you think about wut he's saying. It's kinda like reverse psychology coming from a song.