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I'll bet Todd told him to do it. You know how he can be like that at times.
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Isn't life just grand that way?
I love that man. He says exactly what I'm thinking, but out loud. On film. With marginally more tact.
I'll hide your name inside a word and paint your eyes with false perception.As someone who has managed to avoid even the most (allegedly) ubiquitous popsters of the moment (most notably Lady Gaga) up to this point and knows that there's not much to be missed in the subdivision of the contemporary music landscape where LMFAO reside, I don't go anywhere near top-40 radio without Todd in the Shadows as company.
"People seldom do what they believe in. They do what is convenient, then repent." - Bob DylanMy best friend is actually quite obsessed with this song. And LMFAO's song with Lil Jon that goes like this:
Shots, shots, shots, shots shots
Shots, shots, shots, shots shots
Shots, shots, shots, shots shots”
edited 26th Aug '11 12:14:35 AM by 0dd1
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.Their, you mean. LMFAO is a duo. And they're related to the guy who founded Motown, I believe.
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.Party Rock Anthem is a fun-ish song, would work better without the completely unnecessary rap verses. Really, it's more about the beat and chanting chorus, and should really be credited to the producer, not the no-talent duo.
Also, isn't the whole aesthetic a bit close to New Rave that tried to take off in the UK a few years back? And Crunk Core? I don't really like neon coloured clothes, but it's harmless enough, I don't have to pay attention to any of it.
I will say this. I both love and hate the line "No Led in our Zeppelin." That line just turns brings lyrics into So Bad, It's Good territory. *
But let's face it, we don't need good lyrics in our dance songs. To quote Andre 3000, "Y'all don't wanna hear me, you just wanna dance."
edited 26th Aug '11 12:09:37 PM by 0dd1
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.It'd be nice if any effort was put in. Since the OP is such a fan of Todd in the Shadows, let's take Usher's "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love". Usher's lyrics aren't groundbreaking, but they do a decent job of conveying the club as a refuge from the drudgery of your empty life. Replace Pitbull with a much more capable rapper working with that concept and you'd have an excellent dance song that is not only relevant to the club scene, but also substantive to those wishing for songs with meaning.
edited 26th Aug '11 12:20:50 PM by KitsuneInferno
"It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one’s mouth and remove all doubt." - Some guy with a snazzy hat.
Hear hear. (Although I meant if we were to have lyrics at all.)
edited 26th Aug '11 7:10:15 PM by 0dd1
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When people hold dance music to lower standards than other kinds of music.
Also
Why does Skrillex keep recycling the same samples? OH MY GOD!!! YOU CAN EAT SHIT AND FUCKING DIE!!!!
edited 27th Aug '11 1:26:07 PM by inane242
The 5 geek social fallacies. Know them well.

I've come to warn you all of the terror that awaits modern music.
This horror, this dread... I speak of it only to inform of its unfathomable evil...
Party Rocking lurks under the surface of hit radio, waiting to cause people to be arrested by the urge to shuffle, non-stop, until every day, they're shufflin'... not only this, but these words will never leave, THEY WILL NEVER LEAVE...
PARTY ROCKIN' IN THE HOUSE TONIGHT
EVERYBODY'S GONNA HAVE A GOOD TIME
IT'S GONNA MAKE YA LOSE YOUR MIND
EVERYBODY'S GONNA HAVE A GOOD TIME
Be warned, friends, for the Party Rockalypse is at hand, and LMFAO represents only Two of the Four Horsemen. Who the other two horsemen are, I cannot say at this moment. But one thing is certain. Party Rocking, friends don't let friends do it. Because once you start, you don't stop. Every day... I'M SHUFFLING...
NOOOOOOO!
Hell Hasn't Earned My Tears