Please make it stop!

it's kind of repetitive, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive, repetitive...

Boring.

the rating index doesn't go low enough for this "song."

Listening to this while sober: 3

Listening to this while three
sheets to the wind: probably a 7 or higher

killahfunkadelic wrote:

How is not liking something closed-minded?

And my 0.02? This song is garbage.

Yeah for Radio Paradise remaining eclectic! I love hearing new things on this site - even if it's not my favorite style or artist. Thanks for giving new sounds to your most curious listeners, like moi!

Bet you never thought in your life that you'd hear Arabic rap!

drekar wrote:

I know! At the very least it gets you moving, I gave it a 7. Did I hear the lead singer of Gorillaz on this track?

cbonai wrote:

That's odd because this reminds me of the time I was driving back from Montreal and I picked up a french hooker. Lo and behold this french hooker spoke Arabic. And she told me this song rocked. I agreed with her. Go figure!

Ahhh! How is this rated so low! This gets me groovin!

PrintError wrote:

You know, it's funny you mention that, because I was just going to comment on how this band reminds me of the icelandic hip-hop group Quarashi, who was on the Snatch sound track. Good guess though ^_^.

Gawd, I'd hate to be the accordian player on this one! Talk about your oom-pah overdose.

Then of course there's the keyboardist doing the Jetson's Spaceship noises in the background. He's gotta be wearing a bag over his head in embarassment.

Definitely not my cuppa, but if you enjoy it, go for it.

Wasn't this song in Snatch?

Catchy tune. Gets my head bobbing...

hmmm... growing on me more than I expected it to...

Sounds amazingly like Kid Creole.

great beat, smooth and pensive

This reminds me of a time I was driving back from Montreal & picked up a french hip hop radio station. Don't know what is being said, but I like the idea of lyrics in other languages. Especially when there is a decent track behind it. An 8.

I can't help but like this song. Not enough to warrant a high rating, but it's good.

The background track reminds me of Eminem's recent "Ass Like That."

Be interesting to hear other tracks to see what they are like :-k

oi

trekhead wrote:

how incredibly closed-minded. your comment has no redeeming value whatever.

I dig it. Don't know why, but I don't have to... that's the beauty of music :)

Sucko-Barfo is the perfect description for this song.

I liked this very much. Very catchy and atmospheric.

Liked that a lot. But what was that weird descending beeping noise in the background? It wasn't a sample from "Jet Set Willy" by any chance?

Oh, dear. Just read that and realised how sad that makes me...

AphidA wrote:

Yes, yes it does.

Why do I have the feeling that somewhere Tom Waits is dancing his ass off to this? This sort of musical oddness would be right up his alley....

Shesdifferent wrote:

I say add Zamfir to the lot of them to make it really good.

Radiojunkie wrote: It certainly is different from anything else I've heard. Love to see him get together with William Shatner...

Now that I bet would be hilarious. I feel like I should be dancing at a greek wedding listening to this, but its all greek to me! lololol

Is this yettish rap ?!?!?

gntlemanartist wrote:

Yup - Damon Albarn's the one who comes in towards the end, though he's better known for Blur. The main singer is Terry Hall, out of Specials, Fun Boy Three, Colourfield and the rapper is Mohammed (don't know much about him though).