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rockfenris2005 08:31 am UTC 04/10/16 |
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re: Bat 3. Ten years on. - Lordy 08:18 am UTC 04/10/16 |
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Yes. I see what you mean exactly.
I once had a pretty bizarre image of Professor Higgins in "My fair lady" singing this actually. In all seriousness here. I'm not joking. It was this song instead of "I've grown accustomed to her face". And instead of "Damn! Damn! Damn! Damn! I've grown accustomed to her face." It would be "No! No! No! No! The future ain't what it used to be."
> No but it was the perfect platform.
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> I can also imagine it on one of these charity adverts. A
> country ravaged by war, children alone, no parents and
> living in poverty - I can hear it playing in the
> background,
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> > Was it sung on x factor? It would be great.
> >
> > > bat 3 is just lack lustre! It's a bad record
> > > BFG is a hollow on this record - it has no substance what
> > > so ever! There are HUGE gaps !!!!! No cannons!!
> > > Pig is prob the best 1 on there but nowhere close to 'the
> > > original pig'! And that should be on the new record!!!
> > > I never listen to the non Jim tracks because they dont
> > > make sense. The writing is poor and the production is
> > > basic.
> > > However
> > > I do play future every now and again. After the Paris
> > > attacks I could see someone singing it on the X factor!
> > > Thought it summed up the whole mood when that happened.
> > >
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