Huffy Flounce

Dalty wrote:When did having a fat arse become a sign of sexuality, as opposed to a sign of liking cake too much?

You wait until you hear their follow up!

They look like Doctor Who villains. Goits pic, I mean. Not Bastille.

That's the Venus of Willendorf.

Academics now call it the "Woman" of Willendorf.

scarletregina wrote:

The Swollen Goiter of God wrote:Decemberists-like vocals on top of them would result in something like Bastille's "Pompeii." (I wrote Bastille's "Pompous" at first. Maybe I should have left it like that.)

I can't fucking stand that Pompeii song.

Well, I was going to use that corset photo of yours in my autoerotic activites, but now I'm just insulted.

So deal with that.

The Swollen Goiter of God wrote:That's the Venus of Willendorf.

She has dicktits.

They're supposed to be acorn tits, but artists back in the day totally sucked.

I probably should have said something about Bob having bitch tits, but I didn't.

I am with Spacey on this. I like that song. I own their album.

Dalty wrote:When did having a fat arse become a sign of sexuality, as opposed to a sign of liking cake too much?

She's all about dat ass.

And I would happily spank it....... and then hide the donuts.

Dalty wrote:I am with Spacey on this. I like that song. I own their album.

It's not like the theme of lovers eternally united in death isn't worth exploring. And unlike Goiter, I don't mind the vocals so much, but instead the sheer laziness of the song. There's clearly potential there, but it feels like they got as far as figuring out what the chorus should be, then tacked on a couple of other lines, and then said, "Welp! Good enough!"

I thought it was all about drumming.

Surely the bass guitar also features as an element. Bass isn't all about drumming.

Here's a song with some b[ad]ass drumming, since no one asked:



I'm the kind of guy who needs a little more than bass. If I don't get it, expect some carping.

Since this post is already swimming in a deep sea of try-too-hard, I'll go ahead and share this again:

http://iknewyouwere.ytmnd.com/

Speaking of bass, "She Said She Said" is one of the very few Beatles tracks not featuring Paul on bass. It's one of the even fewer tracks, in fact, featuring no Paul at all.

The percussion is awesome in Bastille's Pompeii. And that chorus makes for excellent driving music.

Of course, every radio announcer seems compelled to talk over the entire opening, as often as not.

Ah, the female derriere. I could rhapsodize (as opposed to rap) about that subject for hours. I approve of the way women are now more commonly wearing skin tight leggings as everyday wear. It is a sign of a maturing, progressive era in Western Civilization.

The subject can be--and, famously, has been--rapped about.

A common mistake. Sir Mix-A-Lot was just a fan of oversized garden rainwater collection systems.

I was talking about Juvenile's "Back That Ass Up," A Tribe Called Quest's "Bonita Applebum," Wreckx-N-Effect's “Rump Shaker,” and Mos Def's "Ms. Fat Booty."

Who's Sir Mix-a-Lot?

Don't deny.

I shall do as my other brothers did before me.

The Swollen Goiter of God wrote:I was talking about Juvenile's "Back That Ass Up," A Tribe Called Quest's "Bonita Applebum," Wreckx-N-Effect's “Rump Shaker,” and Mos Def's "Ms. Fat Booty."

Who's Sir Mix-a-Lot?

Don't forget 12 Gauge's "Dunkie Butt"!

Dalty wrote:I thought it was all about drumming.

Space Tycoon wrote:The percussion is awesome in Bastille's Pompeii. And that chorus makes for excellent driving music.

Wait, hold on... You were talking about "Pompeii"?? Honestly, I had never noticed the percussion. It just sounded like standard synth arrangements.