repetitive terminology/phrases in psb lyrics etc

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Fugitive1979 · #16 Post by **Fugitive1979** » Fri 16 Mar 2007, 6:13 pm

One of the crowd wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote:
True, but they didn't write that.

Why the reply of silence? lol

One of the crowd · Fri 16 Mar 2007, 6:37 pm

Fugitive1979 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote:
True, but they didn't write that.
Why the reply of silence? lol

I was using your reply to reply to the other reply.

Couldnt be arsed to type!

Fugitive1979 · #18 Post by **Fugitive1979** » Fri 16 Mar 2007, 6:40 pm

One of the crowd wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote:
Why the reply of silence? lol
I was using your reply to reply to the other reply.

Couldnt be arsed to type!

Ok, fair do's.

heilgrl · #19 Post by **heilgrl** » Sat 17 Mar 2007, 5:29 am

Fugitive1979 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote: Why the reply of silence? lol
I was using your reply to reply to the other reply.

Couldnt be arsed to type!
Ok, fair do's.

Lazy ass, if you pay attention, I didn't mention Neil & his writing, it's about the content of the lyrics, there are so many single flaming homos, why mess w/ married guys, that's why I don't believe in bisexualism...oh well...

DJ Fairborne · #20 Post by **DJ Fairborne** » Sun 18 Mar 2007, 12:38 am

heilgrl wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote: I was using your reply to reply to the other reply.

Couldnt be arsed to type!
Ok, fair do's.
Lazy ass, if you pay attention, I didn't mention Neil & his writing, it's about the content of the lyrics, there are so many single flaming homos, why mess w/ married guys, that's why I don't believe in bisexualism...oh well...

"Bisexualism", now there's a good title for the next album! They could record a proper studio version of "Homosexuality" for it too... Neil has said in interviews that the idea of bisexuality fascinates him, and is sometimes an influence on some PSB songs, such as a gay man having a child ("In Denial") & a gay man going out with a girl ("Can You Forgive Her?" & "Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend"). Even "Bilingual" was meant to be a joke over it's similarity to the word bisexual. What next? How about a gay man who's in love with a married woman - "Try It (I'm In Love With A Married Woman)"? That could be fun!...

heilgrl · #21 Post by **heilgrl** » Sun 18 Mar 2007, 1:10 am

DJ Fairborne wrote:
heilgrl wrote:
Fugitive1979 wrote: Ok, fair do's.
Lazy ass, if you pay attention, I didn't mention Neil & his writing, it's about the content of the lyrics, there are so many single flaming homos, why mess w/ married guys, that's why I don't believe in bisexualism...oh well...
"Bisexualism", now there's a good title for the next album! They could record a proper studio version of "Homosexuality" for it too... Neil has said in interviews that the idea of bisexuality fascinates him, and is sometimes an influence on some PSB songs, such as a gay man having a child ("In Denial") & a gay man going out with a girl ("Can You Forgive Her?" & "Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend"). Even "Bilingual" was meant to be a joke over it's similarity to the word bisexual. What next? How about a gay man who's in love with a married woman - "Try It (I'm In Love With A Married Woman)"? That could be fun!...

Yea, you are right, would make a good ironic title. In re: to your "What next? How about a gay man who's in love with a married woman/ gay man having a child ("In Denial")" -which would make a perfect track for The Birdcage, btw-:
I've seen it plenty of times within my friends, excuses, excuses...anybody can procreate, then they call it "living the double life, the down low". It's my opinion, bi is bs. "Can You Forgive Her, gay going out w/ a grl", even the lyrics say how bad the relationship was doing...

"Try It (I'm In Love With A Married Woman)"? That could be fun!..." As long as it's not me...I wouldn't even surrogate one of Neil's. Welcome controversy