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The funny thing is that I was this ( || ) close to putting '/party pooper' on the end of that post.
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"After killing Jason off and countless screaming Argonauts..."
I was amused that I had to explain to my sister some fifteen years after the album came out that it was sung from the point of view of a nightlight.
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I don't know about the rest of you guys but I know one of my life goals is always to keep the nightlight on inside the birdhouse in my soul.
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Kwea, blue canary nightlights don't have any waste products except heat. No newspapers, just lots of infrared radiation.
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quote:Originally posted by Sterling: "After killing Jason off and countless screaming Argonauts..."
I was amused that I had to explain to my sister some fifteen years after the album came out that it was sung from the point of view of a nightlight.
But that was the nightlights distant ancestors, the night light was refering to a light house to whom he is distanly related to.
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There was a radio station in Israel that had a show which played really old music, like from the 40s and early 50s, and they used to play Istanbul. Which, if you've ever heard it, is much slower and less energetic than the TMBG cover. Oh, here it is.
First time I heard the TMBG version, I nearly jumped out of my skin. I'd already heard Birdhouse and was planning on finding the album, but I had no idea it was the same band.
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We danced to "Istanbul" at nerd camp. Everyone else was vogueing and we were screaming "People just liked it better that wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!"
We danced to "Istanbul" at nerd camp. Everyone else was vogueing and we were screaming "People just liked it better that wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!"
Just as one might expect.
/nostalgic
The way people I knew acted around They Might Be Giants kept me from giving TMBG a chance for a long time.
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