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  • 06-03-2022 12:01am
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    I think it's great when bands can laugh at themselves through joking, satire, not too serious..a lot of music can be straight to the point..love songs.. heartache etc... sometimes also making a good point. The Bloodhound Gang...they made great music..some may have seen them as a joke band but they did it well...ie the thread title...they make several fun musical references throughout the song not to mention their other stuff...

    Some satire/fun can be more serious but still very fun.... Pulp's Common People...

    I remember I was 15 and even then thought and understood it was brilliant when George Michael brought out Outside in retaliation which was a much more direct/personal approach...

    Queen were also very good at this...Fat Bottomed Girls, I'm in love with my car ..



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