Gay.Lovesign wrote:Maybe if you listened to it, you'd realise it isn't a novelty song, nor a working class anthem but a touching track about a boy and his dad, by an acoustic duo called Nizlopi who have been garnering praise from the highest levels just recently, after appearances at Glastonbury and Big Green Gathering this year.Reverse Engineer wrote:I have never heard it. If i'm in someones car i beg them to turn the radio off and put a CD on, and i don't watch any programmes on TV that play pop music. If it's a novelty tune, which i am sure it is, then i'll happily live the rest of my life without hearing it.
"The most exciting hip hop, acoustic, double bass, JCB shit going down" said MOJO magazine
"The UK's most talented & exciting live acoustic duo - these boys have something very special" said Grammy winning producer Bob Marlette.
No novelty here. Open your mind, give it a listen. Tell you what, buy it on a CD if you can't stand the radio or TV
The JCB song
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- KVRAF
- 7317 posts since 7 Mar, 2003
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- KVRAF
- 2935 posts since 14 Dec, 2003 from Edinburgh
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- KVRAF
- 2935 posts since 14 Dec, 2003 from Edinburgh
Chibs' Bath Toy wrote:Gay.Lovesign wrote:Maybe if you listened to it, you'd realise it isn't a novelty song, nor a working class anthem but a touching track about a boy and his dad, by an acoustic duo called Nizlopi who have been garnering praise from the highest levels just recently, after appearances at Glastonbury and Big Green Gathering this year.Reverse Engineer wrote:I have never heard it. If i'm in someones car i beg them to turn the radio off and put a CD on, and i don't watch any programmes on TV that play pop music. If it's a novelty tune, which i am sure it is, then i'll happily live the rest of my life without hearing it.
"The most exciting hip hop, acoustic, double bass, JCB shit going down" said MOJO magazine
"The UK's most talented & exciting live acoustic duo - these boys have something very special" said Grammy winning producer Bob Marlette.
No novelty here. Open your mind, give it a listen. Tell you what, buy it on a CD if you can't stand the radio or TV
BEN PLEASE CAN WE GET AN IGNORE USER FUNCTION AT KVR
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- KVRAF
- 4968 posts since 23 Sep, 2003 from Glasgow
Why? I have no objection to the things you post.Hunter wrote:Chibs' Bath Toy wrote:Gay.Lovesign wrote:Maybe if you listened to it, you'd realise it isn't a novelty song, nor a working class anthem but a touching track about a boy and his dad, by an acoustic duo called Nizlopi who have been garnering praise from the highest levels just recently, after appearances at Glastonbury and Big Green Gathering this year.Reverse Engineer wrote:I have never heard it. If i'm in someones car i beg them to turn the radio off and put a CD on, and i don't watch any programmes on TV that play pop music. If it's a novelty tune, which i am sure it is, then i'll happily live the rest of my life without hearing it.
"The most exciting hip hop, acoustic, double bass, JCB shit going down" said MOJO magazine
"The UK's most talented & exciting live acoustic duo - these boys have something very special" said Grammy winning producer Bob Marlette.
No novelty here. Open your mind, give it a listen. Tell you what, buy it on a CD if you can't stand the radio or TV
BEN PLEASE CAN WE GET AN IGNORE USER FUNCTION AT KVR
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- KVRAF
- 2935 posts since 14 Dec, 2003 from Edinburgh
It wasn't you, though, er, I think I might have offended you in the past...Reverse Engineer wrote:Why? I have no objection to the things you post.Hunter wrote:Chibs' Bath Toy wrote:Gay.Lovesign wrote:Maybe if you listened to it, you'd realise it isn't a novelty song, nor a working class anthem but a touching track about a boy and his dad, by an acoustic duo called Nizlopi who have been garnering praise from the highest levels just recently, after appearances at Glastonbury and Big Green Gathering this year.Reverse Engineer wrote:I have never heard it. If i'm in someones car i beg them to turn the radio off and put a CD on, and i don't watch any programmes on TV that play pop music. If it's a novelty tune, which i am sure it is, then i'll happily live the rest of my life without hearing it.
"The most exciting hip hop, acoustic, double bass, JCB shit going down" said MOJO magazine
"The UK's most talented & exciting live acoustic duo - these boys have something very special" said Grammy winning producer Bob Marlette.
No novelty here. Open your mind, give it a listen. Tell you what, buy it on a CD if you can't stand the radio or TV
BEN PLEASE CAN WE GET AN IGNORE USER FUNCTION AT KVR![]()
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- KVRAF
- 7317 posts since 7 Mar, 2003
That's a little over the top hunter for a harmless comment. But hey, I'm not gonna get into a slagfest with you. Just.. y'know... bit over the top man. If the word gay bothers you, then I suggest you don't watch LivingTV on Friday nights.Hunter wrote:It wasn't you, though, er, I think I might have offended you in the past...Reverse Engineer wrote:Why? I have no objection to the things you post.Hunter wrote:Chibs' Bath Toy wrote:Gay.Lovesign wrote:Maybe if you listened to it, you'd realise it isn't a novelty song, nor a working class anthem but a touching track about a boy and his dad, by an acoustic duo called Nizlopi who have been garnering praise from the highest levels just recently, after appearances at Glastonbury and Big Green Gathering this year.Reverse Engineer wrote:I have never heard it. If i'm in someones car i beg them to turn the radio off and put a CD on, and i don't watch any programmes on TV that play pop music. If it's a novelty tune, which i am sure it is, then i'll happily live the rest of my life without hearing it.
"The most exciting hip hop, acoustic, double bass, JCB shit going down" said MOJO magazine
"The UK's most talented & exciting live acoustic duo - these boys have something very special" said Grammy winning producer Bob Marlette.
No novelty here. Open your mind, give it a listen. Tell you what, buy it on a CD if you can't stand the radio or TV
BEN PLEASE CAN WE GET AN IGNORE USER FUNCTION AT KVR![]()
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- KVRian
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- 541 posts since 19 Jun, 2002 from London, UK
It's getting a bit Wenger and Maurinho in here - shall we talk about music again?
Three shall be the number of the counting
And the number of the counting shall be three.
And the number of the counting shall be three.
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- KVRAF
- 7317 posts since 7 Mar, 2003
music ist gud innit!
(was ist offensive? I'm not sure... could either be derogatory to people with lisps or Germans, oh the choices...)
(was ist offensive? I'm not sure... could either be derogatory to people with lisps or Germans, oh the choices...)
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- KVRian
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- 541 posts since 19 Jun, 2002 from London, UK
Good point about overplay spoiling good music. Dare I say it - had it not been played to death there's a certain other song which came out this year which would have remained beautiful and not become pitiful, if you know what I mean
But Nizlopi to me just seem fresh and unpretentious, nice.
But Nizlopi to me just seem fresh and unpretentious, nice.
Three shall be the number of the counting
And the number of the counting shall be three.
And the number of the counting shall be three.
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- KVRist
- 363 posts since 18 Oct, 2003 from UK in t'north canny good like
When I heard it on the web I thought it was fresh, sincere and lovely. Now it's no.1 & has to rub shoulders with a load of stale, insincere & ugly crap. So some people may be cynical about it, but it still warms my heart & good luck and all due success to them.
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- KVRian
- 1469 posts since 18 Sep, 2004 from Suffolk, UK
Couldn't give a flying f**k whether it's number one or not, or whether anyone else likes it. I like the song.Reverse Engineer wrote:Is that anything like the praise Robbie Willaims, James Blunt, Jewel, Kylie Minogue, Kate Melua, Celine Dion, Aqua, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, Arctic Monkeys, The Magic Numbers et al have got/been getting?
You know fine well you wont even like it yourself in a week. how long have you been listening to music?
Isn't that a little something called personal choice ?
As for the praise, it was simply put there to emphasise the fact it's not a novelty act/song.
Personally, I think the song has more impact if you're actually a dad and inparticular have a son, which I do.
That'll give you an idea as to how long I have been listening to music. In the grand scheme of things, I'm on the main course, where as many here are still finishing breakfast
- Beware the Quoth
- 35529 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair
I heard it cos my sis sent me the link. Sincere, awkward,personal, little song. The last thing any record label would have expected to make number 1. All power to the little guys, awkward or not. f**k yeah.
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- KVRAF
- 4968 posts since 23 Sep, 2003 from Glasgow
Well mate, you like shit music. i guees that's the cross you bear.Lovesign wrote:Couldn't give a flying fcuk whether it's number one or not, or whether anyone else likes it. I like the song.Reverse Engineer wrote:Is that anything like the praise Robbie Willaims, James Blunt, Jewel, Kylie Minogue, Kate Melua, Celine Dion, Aqua, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, Arctic Monkeys, The Magic Numbers et al have got/been getting?
You know fine well you wont even like it yourself in a week. how long have you been listening to music?
Isn't that a little something called personal choice ?
As for the praise, it was simply put there to emphasise the fact it's not a novelty act/song.
Personally, I think the song has more impact if you're actually a dad and inparticular have a son, which I do.
That'll give you an idea as to how long I have been listening to music. In the grand scheme of things, I'm on the main course, where as many here are still finishing breakfast
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- KVRAF
- 7317 posts since 7 Mar, 2003
I quite like the Magic Numbers. But yeah, the rest in that list - in my not so humble opinion - are dogshit.
I just this very second heard the JCB song. It's quaint and trite. I dunno, my dad died when I was 15, it messed me up, so yeah, can't really get into the whole lovey doveyness of it.
Better than that f**king piece of shit Crazy Frog though.
I just this very second heard the JCB song. It's quaint and trite. I dunno, my dad died when I was 15, it messed me up, so yeah, can't really get into the whole lovey doveyness of it.
Better than that f**king piece of shit Crazy Frog though.
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