I was searching on Last.fm and there's two songs that I've never heard of by Damian Kulash and Damian Jr. Kulash titled A Party, Please (The Loop) and Deal of the Century.
Does anyone know anything about them (and I can't find their fans to contact them about it)?
Hmmmm, that's odd. I mean, it's possible that it's two recordings by him from early on that we don't know about. And every time I play an OK Go song on Windows Media, it lists the songwriter as "Damian Jr. Kulash," so I mean, they could be legit. I don' t know how likely that is, though.
They could just be songs he recorded by himself that someone he gave the songs to listened to... which means they're probably unreleased and we will probably never get a hold of.
Deal of the Century - maybe a vocal recording of his political attack on Dubya? I know that effullmee from Rusty's CD has a nice track of Dubya...
Speaking of SDR and "Effullme," I was listening to "Math Is Power," which is the track right after "Effullme" (or however that's spelled, I don't feel like looking), and I realised how much of a social commentary and very smart it is, and how PERFECT it is to listen to post-State of the Union address. Seriously. Like, everything Andy talks/sings about in that song relates to last nights address.
It just makes me love him so much. And then I remember that he's a Mass. boy, and then I love him even more.
Speaking of SDR and "Effullme," I was listening to "Math Is Power," which is the track right after "Effullme" (or however that's spelled, I don't feel like looking), and I realised how much of a social commentary and very smart it is, and how PERFECT it is to listen to post-State of the Union address. Seriously. Like, everything Andy talks/sings about in that song relates to last nights address.
It just makes me love him so much. And then I remember that he's a Mass. boy, and then I love him even more.
"Well, it's their great show And I don't know Whether I should believe it [Is paying what to buy,] Or just that they're just bringing the facts And while the TV screen Selects impossible dreams Of happiness, and we believe it At least it's better than knowing what's really going on today (Spoken voice: Learn math: algebra, trigonometry, calculus. Because math is power.) You didn't hear what we did? We let 'em starve all those kids But now we're stormin' into save 'em The kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids So when we're hit again And you don't understand Why the hatred is [spreadin'] You should put another American flag on the bumper of your Escalade (Spoken voice: [One thing] to Jose: the Columbus Shuttle. George says another: The weather is warmer in Tampa. Blah blah blah, yada yada yada.)"
This is what I got from listening to it. Anything I'm not sure on is in brackets.
But, yeah. It's perfect, especially after his rant on how we need to train 70,000 AP Calc. teachers and get more kids in math and science.
So when we're hit again And you don't understand Why the hatred is [spreadin'] You should put another American flag on the bumper of your Escalade But, yeah. It's perfect, especially after his rant on how we need to train 70,000 AP Calc. teachers and get more kids in math and science.
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I'd like to know. Or it could be a ploy to get our our britches in a stich and debate about the legitimacy of thie said recordings.
Which I'm all for, by the way.
And the other...a Party, (Please) --- I have no idea.
Speaking of SDR and "Effullme," I was listening to "Math Is Power," which is the track right after "Effullme" (or however that's spelled, I don't feel like looking), and I realised how much of a social commentary and very smart it is, and how PERFECT it is to listen to post-State of the Union address. Seriously. Like, everything Andy talks/sings about in that song relates to last nights address.
It just makes me love him so much. And then I remember that he's a Mass. boy, and then I love him even more.
It just makes me love him so much. And then I remember that he's a Mass. boy, and then I love him even more.
REALLY? I'm gonna listen to it nownownow.
Do you have a copy of the lyrics?
And I don't know
Whether I should believe it
[Is paying what to buy,]
Or just that they're just bringing the facts
And while the TV screen
Selects impossible dreams
Of happiness, and we believe it
At least it's better than knowing what's really going on today
(Spoken voice: Learn math: algebra, trigonometry, calculus. Because math is power.)
You didn't hear what we did?
We let 'em starve all those kids
But now we're stormin' into save 'em
The kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids, the kids
So when we're hit again
And you don't understand
Why the hatred is [spreadin']
You should put another American flag on the bumper of your Escalade
(Spoken voice: [One thing] to Jose: the Columbus Shuttle. George says another: The weather is warmer in Tampa. Blah blah blah, yada yada yada.)"
This is what I got from listening to it. Anything I'm not sure on is in brackets.
But, yeah. It's perfect, especially after his rant on how we need to train 70,000 AP Calc. teachers and get more kids in math and science.
And you don't understand
Why the hatred is [spreadin']
You should put another American flag on the bumper of your Escalade
But, yeah. It's perfect, especially after his rant on how we need to train 70,000 AP Calc. teachers and get more kids in math and science.
Gah, so perfect!
I KNOW! Andy is now my god.
Hahahahahhaha.
I love it, because I know exactly what you mean.
I'll totally forget he's from Worcester, and then something will remind me of it, and I'll be like... O yah! That's why he's my favorite!
why thank you!
i like to be worshiped every now and then
i like to be worshiped every now and then
ANDY! Stop confusing yourself with other Andy's! My pretty eyes Andy and our OK Go (who also has pretty eyes
You are PANDY Andy. The Andy who is obsessed with . . . . Pandy's.
i like to be worshiped every now and then
I wasn't talking about you, you silly boy.
When you become the guitarist for OK Go, then I will worship you.