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Ophecks from Nova Scotia on 2001-11-16 22:23 [#00052884]



I saw them and thought, ''Fuck, how am I ever going to learn
these song titles? What an asshole''. Now, I know them all
off by heart, and the strange words have meaning for me now.
Or something. I have them mastered, and they aren't so
strange anymore.


 

Henry from Sweden on 2001-11-16 22:27 [#00052887]



thats sort of my thought too... but they are still fucking
hard to spell.... vodhossbon, keson da sleff and dick
version 10... hehe!


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2001-11-16 22:34 [#00052890]



yeah, it's as much of a challenge to learn the song titles,
as it is to get into the music... :)


 

Charlie from Vietnam on 2001-11-16 23:01 [#00052901]



Yeah, when I get a new cd I sit there for twelve days
memorising the track names so that......


 

boxrocket on 2001-11-17 00:46 [#00052918]



i never really read the track titles on most cd's i buy. i
mean, i might go over them a couple of times, but for the
most part i just put the cd in and listen to it without ever
paying attention to the cover. because of this i don't know
the names of most of the songs on most of the cd's i own. i
only know the songs as "track no. 7 on such and such album",
etc. i'm not even gonna try to remember the names off
drukqs.


 

Frothbottom from New York on 2001-11-17 01:56 [#00052924]



Some of the track titles from DrukQs are derived from old
Celtic scripture, the Welsh language, and Kernewek, an old
dialect spoken in Cornwall.


 

crayon_kid from the sewers under your house on 2001-11-17 05:15 [#00052956]



its hilarious to hear the radio dj where i live try to
pronounce cymru


 

Ophecks from Nova Scotia on 2001-11-17 05:16 [#00052957]



What is it, really?
I pronounce it ''Sim-roo''


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2001-11-17 05:18 [#00052958]



One of the VJs on Muchmusic said that a guy on some tv show
or something pronounced IZZO, as in the new Jay Z song (yes
yes, he suckqs... :) ) 1220... now, how stupid is that... :)


 

gotmeth? from St. Louis on 2001-11-17 05:36 [#00052965]



i bet one reason why he named all of his tracks like that is
to prevent them from being found on different napsters.
think about. have you ever tried to find Jynweythek Ylow?
you'll get lucky if it's actually spelled right.


 

Xanatos from NYC on 2001-11-17 14:30 [#00053014]



Joyrex.com used to have an article explaining the meanings
of the words, some kind of ancient irish dialect or
something...don't really remember.


 

Gonzola from stockholm on 2001-11-17 17:51 [#00053028]



im gonna email swedish radio P3 and ask them to play
kladfvgbung micshk or petiatil cx htdui just to hear how
they pronounce it. they play aphex sometimes so it's worth a
try

.PEACE


 

MF from here and going on 2001-11-18 01:48 [#00053127]



cymru

is cum-re
it welsh for wales or the welsh something like that


 


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