I've had A Fine Day to Exit on vinyl for a while but I got the CD for my friend the other day and all I have to say is.....WTF is up with that hidden track?!
What about dogs, what about cats, what about chickens?!?!?!?!
- Thread starter Triste
- Start date
Madrigal
MetaNOId
hehehehehe......
That's good ole fantastic and unique British Humour for you who don't dig it!!!
Supposed to make you.......
Got it?! I wouldn't dig for any further deeper meaning -- Anathema's music may be quite melancholic --- but the blokes themselves certainly have a great sense of humour (whoever has seen them live before will agree) !
That's good ole fantastic and unique British Humour for you who don't dig it!!!
Supposed to make you.......
Got it?! I wouldn't dig for any further deeper meaning -- Anathema's music may be quite melancholic --- but the blokes themselves certainly have a great sense of humour (whoever has seen them live before will agree) !
opeth9999
Member
I just asked that same ? on the Opeth Forum not but 2 mins. ago and some guy told me to come on here. So it is true they are trying to be funny by that part. Thats weird after haveing Alternative 4 and Eternity for a long time I would not have expected them to do that.
DamienTC
Member
The answer is found on Anathema's official site...
Look for an interview under Press Material...
TC
It is most definitely funny....
But what's the soliloquist saying? Apart from being completely distracted by the dogZ, catZ, and chickENZ, I can't understand that accent for anything...
But what's the soliloquist saying? Apart from being completely distracted by the dogZ, catZ, and chickENZ, I can't understand that accent for anything...
Garm
blæ
He's saying something about Marylin Manson and how he fell over because red dress got caught in his high heels. And Morten Harket was driving a go-cart.
Garm
blæ
Originally posted by Garm
Doesn't the venyl edition have the hidden track?
Nope...that's one of the downfalls of vinyl...you don't get all of the cool hi-tech stuff that CD's come with.
