Reminds of this news article this week ;)

blah, nice safe alternative... I'd expect this on the more progressive clearchannel stations.

PeterGriffin wrote:

A little bit too bumpy for the elevator....Old Navy sounds just about right.

This song would be great to shop at Old Navy to, but not on RP

Repetitive noise, but not rhythmic enough to hold my interest

catmaven wrote:

Actually, they took that name from the Beastie Boys, who used to pay people to go out and procure gym shoes for them while on tour. People-who-purchased-gym-shoes-for-them = sneaker pimps.

Then again, if you're offended by the concept of a blue movie, chances are that finding out "Sneaker Pimps" is an hommage to the Beastie Boys rather than prostitution won't win you over at all.

I like this song too. Very boppy. (bopping your head up and down)

I'll pass on this, thank you.

Cool song... Like the lyrics and sounds...

Top candidate for worst song in the rotation!!! :verymad:

Very different - I enjoyed it.

Six Underground is great. This is shite.

lets see what new icons there are for this:
:puke: :P and of course the venerable
yep, I like the comments on the beta site!

Actually watching Blue Movies would be a hell of a lot more interesting than this tune. Of course, so would a high colonic!

It's so much easier that way, isn't it? Just bend over and take it.

Uh... are they playing this song on the gospel train? Because if they are, I think I might just wait for the next one.

Hmmm, I must say the tantric attitude is intriguing.

Nevertheless this song is great!!

Very interesting song, one which I experience from a different perspective than most, pretty far from fretting about "Jesus " and "porn" in the same lyric.

As a gay Buddhist without a partner, who tried celibacy('72-'82) before re-owning my hedonistic tendancies, high aspirations and the low-down nitty-gritty both have a place in my life, without the slightest hypocracy.

The tantric attitude is to utilize rather than suppress or flee from, intense "confilcted" emotions and "obscurations.

THe Sneaker Pimps have tons of great stuff, which means even more stuff I feel obligated to upload...
So much music, so little time...

I agree with both Melissa and Dundee. In general, when the group has such a name and the cut has such a name, I expect that the lyrics will offend me.
Now that I listen more closely . . . the song at first seems sacrilegious, but now I think it is about hypocrisy among those who proclaim virtuousness . . . a sentiment I have to share despite my aversion to pimps and blue movies.
The song must be some sort of arch social commentary, including maybe some self-mockery and irony. At that intellectual level, I would have to overcome my initial bias against.
Leaving the words aside, it has some intriguing musicality . . . so I will leave the jury out on this group and ruminate.

I need a "hmmmm" symbol to use here, showing pondering.

I don't miss Kelli all that much. Her voice was a bit too baby-like for my taste. The Pimps are still a really good band.

Have to agree with others.... kelli made the band a little better... this song's ok.. but could be better to..

Bring back Kelli Dayton!!!! sneaker pimps just aren't the same without her.

each time i hear this i up my rating for it.

Indeed interesting - but their first cd was with a female vocalist (Kelli Dayton), with a beautiful and very erotic voice. I can only recommend that CD!.
Unfortunately Kelli hasn't, to my knowledge, made a lot of music since...

this is probably the first song i've heard from this group. I really like it. Reminds me a bit of Stereo MCs.

like fingernails on a chalkboard
truly irritating

I have to assume that they have written more than just this one song... Not a bad tune, but it's getting old.

Not sure I like this too much. Way too many dodgey allusions between Jesus and Porn. :???:

Had my attention immediately - which is _not_ why I'm listening at 9 in the morning. Very compelling. Just sitting here listening, now, which is kinda too bad, 'cause it's not quite so compelling when the repetitive lyrics are out front.
Good stuff, Bill.