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I never ever listen to CDs on my computer, never really seen the point (although iTunes does make pretty shapes when you do). I got the soundtrack to PS1 wondergame, Xenogears in the CD player tho.

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Woah, Rhindle the Red you must REALLY be into the Rutles, man.

 

*In an Eric Idle voice*

As rip-offs I meant parodies... I would in no way ever attempt to put down and or ...put down... The Rutles. It was in this exact Messageboard, actually more over in page 2 of this post... in the Message Board that I said that one word, actually it was more like two words, "rip-off", as a put down? No, as a compliment...Yes...

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quote:

Originally posted by Pyramid-Studios:

Woah, Rhindle the Red you must REALLY be into the Rutles, man.

Oh, yes. I have the original vinyl album, both CDs: 'The Rutles' (Rhino) and 'Archaeology' (Virgin), the movie on VHS, DVD and MovieCD , plus the 'Rutland Weekend Songbook' which is an album springing from 'Rutland Weekend Television', the show that Idle and Innes did together where The Rutles made their first appearance.

 

My copy of Neil's 'Recollection 3' was ordered within hours of being available, so I got a signed copy. I have every Rutles song, every song from the 'Recollection's, plus Innes' 'Python' songs all in one big song list that I can run on my computer so I can listen to about six hours of non-stop Innes without repeating.

 

And I got that you weren't being insulting. Just wanted to make sure the unknowning understood.

 

"The Worm and the Angel"

quote:

One night I dreamed that

I was dead.

A butterfly flew

into my head.

"How do you do?"

she said.

"I'm an angel"

 

She said no more

she said no less

I said "Can you get me

out of this mess?

If you can

well, then I guess

youmust be

an Angel."

 

But then a worm crawled

up my nose.

And said to the butterfly

"I suppose

you think,

because of your beautiful clothes

you're an angel?"

 

Well, the butterfly smiled

a knowing smile.

And said "A miss is

as good as a mile.

Nothing on Earth can

cramp the syle

of an Angel."

 

Then, the worm said

"I'm not satisfied."

And if you'd kindly

step outside,

in a civilized way,

we can soon decide

who's an angel."

 

Well, I was turnin'

in my grave.

The worm began

to rant and rave.

And the butterfly

did not behave

like an Angel.

 

Then I awoke,

and found them gone.

I looked at the trees

and the morning sun,

and wondered

if the worm had won

or the Angel.

 

It's not every day

you see the light.

But after such a

restless night

I knew

that only a worm could

fight an Angel.

"Concrete Jungle Boy"

quote:

In my high-rise shoes

I can walk tall.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

I can write my name

all over a wall.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

 

The teacher's a fool

so I don't go to school.

I just hang around

playin' it cool.

 

Snapping my fingers,

lookin' for fun.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

Wearin' my shirt

with the buttons undone.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

 

The music is loud

and I like it a lot.

I got what it takes

so I take what it's got.

 

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Nobody's mother's pride and joy.

 

I've got time to kill

and money to make.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

I don't do for real

what I can fake.

I'm a concrete jungle boy.

 

I look at the world

and I want my share.

Although I keep moving,

I'm going nowhere.

 

If I was a sinner,

I would confess.

But I'm just a beginner

I couldn't care less.

 

All that I am

is standing right here.

Between my legs

and between my ears.

 

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Nobody's mother's pride and joy.

 

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Concrete jungle boy.

Nobody's mother's pride and joy.

 


"I Must Be In Love" (Rutles)

quote:

I feel good.

I feel bad.

I feel happy.

I feel sad.

 

Am I in love?

(Ahhhh-ah!)

I must be in love.

 

I feel rich.

(Ooo-la-la-la)

I feel poor.

(Ooo-la-la-la)

I'm in doubt.

(Ooo-la-la-la)

I feel sure.

(Ooo-la-la-la)

 

Am I in love?

(Ahhhh-ah!)

I must be in love.

 

Any time

of the day

I can see

(I can see)

her face

when I close

my eyes.

 

(WOOOOOOO!)

 

She'a a dream

(She'a a dream)

She is real.

(She is real.)

Can't explain

(Can't explain)

how I feel.

(how I feel.)

 

Am I in love?

(Ahhhh-ah!)

I must be in love.

 

Any time

of the day

I can see

(I can see)

her face

when I close

my eyes.

 

(WOOOOOOO!)

 

Am I dead

(Ooo-la-la-la)

or alive?

(Ooo-la-la-la)

Can my poor heart

(Ooo-la-la-la)

survive?

(Ooo-la-la-la)

 

Am I in love?

(Ahhhhh-ah!)

I must be in love.

 

I feel good.

(I feel good.)

I feel bad.

(I feel bad.)

I feel happy.

(I feel happy.)

I feel sad.

(I feel sad.)

 

Am I in love?

(Ahhh-ah!)

I must be in love.

 

I must be in love.

I must be in love.

I must be in love.


"Cheese and Onions"

quote:

I have always thought

in the back of my mind:

cheese and onions

 

I have always thought

that the world was unkind.

Cheese and onions

 

Do I have to spell it out?

C-H-E-E-S-E-A-N-D-O-N-I-O-N-S

Oh, no

 

Man and machine

(man and machine)

Keep yourself clean

(keep yourself clean)

Or be a has-been

(Ahhhh-ah!)

Like a dinosaur... oh oh oh

 

Man or device

(man or device)

For everything nice

(everything nice)

You'd better think twice

(Ahhhh-ah!)

At least once more... oh oh oh

 

Man and machine

(man and machine)

Keep yourself clean

(keep yourself clean)

Or be a has-been

(Ahhhhh-ah!)

Like a dinosaur... uh ho!

 

Man or device

(man or device)

For everything nice

(everything nice)

You'd better think twice

(Ahhhhh=ah!)

At least once mo ho hore!

 

Man and machine

(man and machine)

Keep yourself clean

(keep yourself clean)

Or be a has-been

(Ahhhh-ah!)

Like a dinosaur oh oh oh oh ho!

(Man or device)

Ooooh!

(Everything nice)

"The Knicker Elastic King" (Rutles):

quote:

He used to travel in bath cubes

Until the slump came.

Faced with redundancy

he turned his mind

to other things

And soon became

a household name.

 

Knicker elastic -

Everybody used it.

Knicker elastic -

Nobody refused it.

 

The Knicker Elastic King.

The Knicker Elastic King:

 

A self-made man

with a business to run.

and something to sell

to everyone.

 

The Knicker Elastic King

 

He grew so rich the Gnomes of Zurich

Were green with envy.

The darling of

the Stock Exchange.

Made the New Year's

Honours List.

And won the Queen's Award

to Industry.

 

Knicker Elastic -

Essence of propriety.

Knicker Elastic -

Upholder of society.

 

The Knicker Elastic King.

Ooo la la.

 

His rubber business kept expanding

But then disaster (Ee bah gum!)

 

The price of raw materials,

coupled with inflation,

squeezed his global holdings.

His liquid assets bottomed out,

And shrunk his retail outlet

... operation

 

And that's the story of the

Knicker Elastic King

(and market forces)

The Knicker Elastic King

('horses for courses')

 

A self-made man

with a business to run.

And something to sell

to everyone.

 

Knicker Elastic King.

Ooo la la

The Knicker Elastic King.

 

and finally:

 

"Back in '64" (Rutles):

quote:

Many years from now

When your grandchildren

climb upon your knee.

You may be quite

astonished to see

how many channels

they can change on TV.

 

When some old film

in black and white

Comes on

and there you are

up on the screen.

Or is it someone

just like someone

you've been?

Looking not a day

over nineteen?

 

"Grand dad"

the little ones

are asking you

"Why do you look so sad?"

(so sad)

So you tell them

all about

the fun you had.

 

Back in '64

before you were born.

People had no time

for pouring scorn

(or scoring porn).

 

On dreams of love and peace

no one was obese.

Only tight trousers were worn.

 

Back in '64

we were at it

like knives,

Back in '64

the time of

our lives

was in the present tense.

Now does that make common sense

any more than girls

with hairdos

called beehives?

 

Back in '64

before you were born -

Back in '64

before you were born -

But as you've

gone on and on,

your audience

has flown.

And as you find

yourself all on your own.

 

You may wistfully

recall

How Benjamin Disraeli

said that

"Life is too short to be small"

Or maybe...

like some old time song,

overall it's long.

So,

so long...

it's all over.

We will do as you command. For the moment.
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that was the longest message ever! I'm down with some weird al "it's all about the pentiums"

 

 

"you think your commodore 64 is really cool,

what kind of chip you got in there, a dorrito?

 

your desktop is a month old...thats great

if your lookin for a paperweight

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quote:

Originally posted by Monster greifen an:

I'm down with some weird al "it's all about the pentiums"

 

 

"you think your commodore 64 is really cool,

what kind of chip you got in there, a dorrito?

 

your desktop is a month old...thats great

if your lookin for a paperweight

 

Small corrections:

quote:

You think your Commodore 64 is really
neato

What kinda chip you got in there, a Dorito?

quote:

Your
laptop
is a month old?
Well,
that's great

If
you could use a nice, heavy
paperweight

 

Overall I find Running with Scissors the most lackluster of “Weird Al” Yankovic's albums, but I certainly enjoy this song.

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In my 5 disc CD changer i got this right now

 

Stained - Dysfunction

Stained - Break the Cycle

Puddle of Mud - Come Clean

Daft Punk - Homework

Rammstein - Sehnsucht

 

 

 

and Metallica

MegaDeath

OZZY

it changes almost daily

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quote:

Originally posted by Nateo:

This is kinda off topic, but oh well.

I was listening to the Beatles about 15 minutes ago. I recently memorized "Yellow Submarine" (the song)

 

In the town where I was born

Lived a man who sailed to sea

And he told us of his life

In the land of submarines

 

So we sailed up to the sun

Till we found the sea of green

And we lived beneath the waves

In our yellow submarine

 

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

 

And our friends are all on board

Many more of them live next door

And the band begins to play

 

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

 

As we live a life of ease

Everyone of us has all we need

Sky of blue and sea of green

In our yellow submarine.

 

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

 

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

We all live in our yellow submarine,

Yellow submarine, yellow submarine

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Yeah, I would say Cheese and Onions is my favorite Rutles song. I got that mp3, I also have Let's Be Natural, and With a Girl like You. I noticed though that the Rutles music arent all really parodies, With a Girl like You is obviously one, but Cheese and Onions and Lets Be Natural sound more like Beatles "sounding" or something that the Beatles never did but if someone lied to an unknowing person and said "This is a lost Beatles song" ,they would believe them. They are great songs.

 

BTW

I am new at being a Rutles fan and all, who sung the songs, did the actors like Neil and Eric and the two others really sing them, or did they just sync to them and someone else sing?

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quote:

Originally posted by Pyramid-Studios:

Cheese and Onions and Lets Be Natural sound more like Beatles "sounding" or something that the Beatles never did

Especially on 'Archaeology' the songs were not parodies of specific Beatles songs (although parts might be). On 'Archaeology' Neil wrote a couple of new songs, finished a couple that were started with the original Rutles recordings, and the rest were songs he had already written and recorded that were re-recorded 'Rutlefied.'

 

quote
I am new at being a Rutles fan and all, who sung the songs, did the actors like Neil and Eric and the two others really sing them, or did they just sync to them and someone else sing?

 

The first Rutle-related appearance on 'Rutland Weekend Television' featured Neil Innes as 'Ron Lennon' singing "The Children of Rock & Roll" (later re-recorded as "Good Times Roll".

 

The first actual appearance of The Rutles featured Eric Idle as Dirk, Neil Innes as Nasty, John Halsey as Stig, and David Battley as Barry. All performed (and sang) in the clip. (These songs were on the 'Rutland Weekend Songbook' Album. Not available on CD.) This is the clip that was shown when Idle hosted SNL and led to the making of "The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash."

 

When the TV movie was being made, however, there wasn't enough time for Idle to both work on recording the music and work on writing the script and scouting shooting locations (he co-directed). So Neil took full control of this end and put together the band he felt would best reflect the mood he wanted. The recorded Rutles included Innes (Ron Nasty), Rikki Fataar (Stig O'Hara), John Halsey (Barrington Womble aka Barry Wom) and Ollie Halsall (Dirk McQuickly).

 

While Fataar and Halsey performed their own characters in the film, Idle played Dirk in the movie, lip-synching (or miming as the Brits would say) to Halsall's vocals. Halsall is seen briefly in the film as 'Leppo: the fifth Rutle.'

 

In 1978 (under the name "Dirk & Stig"), Idle and Fataar released a 7" single on Ringo Starr's Ring O' label: 'Ging Gang Goolie / Mr. Sheene'.

 

For Archaeology, Innes asked Idle if he wanted to be involved, but Eric said no. As, unfortunately, Ollie Halsall had died some years earlier, he only appears in recordings that were left unfinished at the time (including "Unfinished Words".)

 

Idle later did finially record an actual Rutles song. On his "Eric Idle sings Monty Python" album he performs (as Sir Dirk McQuickly) "I Must Be In Love".

 

And you really should buy the CDs. They are both still available. Rutles fans were damn lucky that record companies were willing to release these (considering they weren't going to exactly sell millions) so every one sold helps prove it was worth their while.

Let's get our stories straight. 

You're referring to the suicide of the transvestite?

 

[ 03-03-2002: Message edited by: Rhindle The Red ]

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quote:

Originally posted by thelen:

right now i'm programming for the atari 2600, but it won't work !!! now i'm listening to the Cure (seventeen seconds)LP, and therefore New order (substance 1987) and therefore ultravox (quarted)

Perhaps changing the music might help.

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Got metal? Here's what's in my player now...

 

Therion - Secret Of The Runes

Blind Guardian - Nightfall In Middle-Earth

Luca Turilli - King Of The Nordic Twilight

Stormlord - At The Gates Of Utopia (Maybe it was inspired by the Intellivision game ;-)

Savatage - Hall Of The Mountain King

 

-S.A.

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