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Cool Website About Song Meanings
#1
I saw this on another forum and it's really interesting: [url="http://www.songfacts.com"]song meanings[/url]



My favourite songs are: Glycerine, by Bush: "Glycerine is a chemical used in perfumes and medicines and also to preserve food. The title comes from the explosive applications of glycerine to stabilize nitro: in an interview Rossdale said the song was about how love was like a bomb. (thanks, james - calgary, Canada)"



* I actually thought that Glycerine was a lubricant and the song was about love slipping away!



And, Desperado, by The Eagles: "On the surface, this is about a cowboy who refuses to fall in love, but it could also be about a young man who discovers guitars, joins a band, pays his dues and suffers for his art. The stress of being a Rock Star is a recurring theme in Eagles music (e.g. "Life In The Fast Lane"). The overall theme is how you must suffer for your art. (thanks, Randy - Beaumont, TX)"



Yours?
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#2
No results on Faith No More's Evidence.
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#3
Really?! How disappointing. There's an awful lots of songs on there. I'm surprised. Try another one.
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#4
The Pink Floyd song facts are interesting.
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#5
[quote name='iblis.raeb' post='15713' date='Apr 17 2009, 01:13 PM']The Pink Floyd song facts are interesting.[/quote]



I saw a Pink Floyd car the other day. It was just a normal car, a Ford of some description, but it had the Pink Floyd coloured spectrum design, that looks like lazers (not sure what album), painted on the side, and a brick wall on the back. Quite bizarre!
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#6
Sounds like a nice sight to behold.



There are a few cars on the roads of Geelong with some really nice artwork, nothing related to Pink Floyd though (that I have noticed).
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#7
[quote name='iblis.raeb' post='15788' date='Apr 20 2009, 09:51 AM']Sounds like a nice sight to behold.



There are a few cars on the roads of Geelong with some really nice artwork, nothing related to Pink Floyd though (that I have noticed).[/quote]



The brick wall looked kinda weird. Interesting though.
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#8
Yeah, I can image bricks on a car would look odd considering there are bricks everywhere else around roads.
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#9
Not sure if this is the same, but probably!

[Image: Custom%20-%20Pink%20Floyd%20Passanger%20side%20500.jpg]
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#10
Wow, very nice... and yeah, the brick wall is overkill.



Looks like there is some nice artwork on the hood too.
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#11
Yeah, they're just like a big block and they take over from the rest of the design. I see how they would want to include the bricks, but it could have been done better. Maybe if the bricks had some transparency, then they would be so overwhelming.
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#12
yeah, I totally agree.. at least 50% transparency on the bricks if not a great deal more--I wonder if applying transparency to physical artwork is very difficult or even possible.
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#13
Yeah, listen to me; telling the artist how to do their job when I actually don't know how they did it!

I guess I was thinking that it was airbrushed, which would mean that they would just spray a finer layer of paint? I don't even know anything about air brushing, but to me, it's a gradual build up of colour. Do you know?
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#14
I tried air brushing once. I remember blowing my nose afterwards in a rainbow of colours (depending on the colour of paint I was using). I think the ventilation system was not working very well!! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' />



I think you can make a thin layer of paint. Though when I did it we just painted on thick white paper so hard to say what happens on dark metallic surfaces <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' />
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#15
The last and only time I touched an air brush was in a compulsory arts class at High School over 18 years ago so I really have little clue of what can and can't be done, especially on a car's (normally reflective) surface.
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#16
[quote name='glen' post='15808' date='Apr 20 2009, 08:12 PM']I tried air brushing once. I remember blowing my nose afterwards in a rainbow of colours (depending on the colour of paint I was using). I think the ventilation system was not working very well!! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' />



I think you can make a thin layer of paint. Though when I did it we just painted on thick white paper so hard to say what happens on dark metallic surfaces <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' />[/quote]



Cool! Rainbow snot!
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#17
I had a similar situation as a jeweller many years ago... my boss used to joke that I could retire on the contents of my snot.
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#18
Woah! Good idea. Just do a bushmans blow into a sieve.
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#19
That car would look better if it had black wheels with that paint scheme.
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#20
I agree PZ! Maybe they spent all there money on the paint...Forgot to get some nice wheels! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':wub:' />
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