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| From | "doowop365" <doowop365@yahoo.com> |
| Subject | New understanding of song lyrics intentions impact on your enjoyment |
| Date | Sat, 19 Feb 2005 04:39:38 -0000 |
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One song I have a hard time listening to is "Timothy" by The Buoys.
This may be a little different, since I really didn't listen to the
lyrics at first. And when I did, there was no doubting the song's
intentions. I can't say I enjoy that song much anymore. Now I only
listen to it if I want my stomach to turn...
Jon O.
(n.p.: "I Eat Cannibals" by Toto Coelo - ok, not really...but the
tune is sorta in my head)
--- In audities@yahoogroups.com, "Durben, Steven"
<Steven.Durben@c...> wrote:
> Possible thread..??
> Song lyrics that once you learned the background of the lyric (or
artist's
> said intensions of the song) that were different then how you had
> interpreted them, and then how it impacted your enjoyment of the
song.
> For example, learning that CVS's "Doctor" is about his mother made
the song
> even more powerful to my listening experience.
> I know this has happened many times to me but nothing else is
coming up at
> the moment... maybe later....
> Anyone care to contribute?
>
> Steve D.
> NP: Nirvana "To Markos III"
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