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At least the asteroid destroyed that horrible song
by invisiblerobot 5y ago
At least the asteroid destroyed that horrible song
- serf 5y agobut thankfully the doric (?) columns and big ben shrugged it off alright, just a bit warmer than usual.
- phist_mcgee 5y agoUnderrated comment
- talentedcoin 5y agoWhat?? That’s Pink Floyd’s “Great Gig In The Sky”! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Gig_in_the_Sky https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Gig_in_the_Sky I always thought the story was that Roger Waters asked the vocalist to think about death, but perhaps that’s apocryphal. At the very least it’s appropriate for this video!
- invisiblerobot 5y agoHilarious. Had I known that I wouldn't have commented like the puppet I am. I remember when the Killers song Somebody Told Me was all over the radio. I HATED that f'ing song. But I came to love the killers as a side note. When I found out later that was their song I couldnt help liking it more and myself less.
- talentedcoin 5y agoLol so it goes right? There was a time when I didn’t even like Pink Floyd myself, and that just makes me smile now :) To improve is to change . . .
- effingwewt 5y agoThis happened to me with the Foo Fighters. That mentos music video they did- I hated the video, song, and I hated TFF. By the time their next song was out I hated it on principle. Finally I had to admit I was wrong, they were great. Now they are one of my favorite bands with some of my favorite songs.
- tsomctl 5y agoI always thought it was supposed to be a woman orgasming. The last song, Eclipse, is about death. edit: > She was Alan Parsons' idea. We wanted to put a girl on there, screaming orgasmically. (David Gilmour)