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When presented the opportunity you chose to take a dig at Daft Punk, but not the fauxhawk? Some things I will never understand...
by scottkduncan 15y ago
When presented the opportunity you chose to take a dig at Daft Punk, but not the fauxhawk? Some things I will never understand...
- JonnieCache 15y agoI was going to have a go at that as well, (mainly the word, seriously, who says fauk-hawke?) but I thought that'd be laying it on a bit thick. The whole 'wacky french house' thing has been done better. http://soundcloud.com/para-one/canblaster-clockworks-para-one http://soundcloud.com/para-one/canblaster-clockworks-para-on... http://soundcloud.com/panteros666/panteros666-javelin-o http://soundcloud.com/panteros666/panteros666-javelin-o
- SideburnsOfDoom 15y ago> who says fauk-hawke It rhymes with "Mohawk". "Faux" is the French word for fake, pronounced like "fow". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faux http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faux Except using a French word in the context is pretentious and phoney. Maybe there's a word for that...
- JonnieCache 15y agoI know what it means; it's a hairstyle for people who can cope with the clippers but can't handle the woodglue anymore. It was more the ugly portmanteau (phoney!) itself which I objected to. EDIT: although I see now that I did manage to misspell it. How embarrassing.
- schwabacher 15y agoI like both of those songs, but they came out 15 years after daft punk and I am sure count them as a major influence.