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"I got something inside me and I know it's... another man's dick."1:06.
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Jesper Hvid
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Watched this again, it's a pretty good satire, actually. 9/10, only surpassed by:Dave wrote:Rock Lobster - 7/10 from me
Jesper on the Keytar
Which is a 10/10.
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Not totally sold on that one. 8/10, 5/10 for a Black Keys song.
***Some say you should live each day like it was your last... but who wants to live each day in wild panic and extreme death anxiety?
The universe, look at the hugeness of it... it is a dizzying thought that little ol' me is the centre of it all!***
The universe, look at the hugeness of it... it is a dizzying thought that little ol' me is the centre of it all!***
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I don't believe there can be such a thing as psychedelic emo, and this proves it. It's monotonous, talentless and awful. These kids are acne-ridden amateurs, none of whom can neither play nor sing. It's crap, basically. 3/10 in a generous mood. The more success they have at this, the less they'll develop as musicians. I've nothing truly new to put up against this, just some forgotten talent that may or may not have contained the emo element.