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Ben Folds Five singing 'Stop me...'!?!?
posted by davidt on Friday August 18 2000, @08:30AM

 Mike writes:

I just downloaded an MP3 of Ben Folds Five covering the Oasis Song 'Champagne Supernova' from Napster. At the beginning there is some on stage chatter to the audience. Ben sings the first line of 'Stop me if you think that you've heard this one before' just before they break into Oasis.

Just found it funny.

 
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    Ben Folds Five singing 'Stop me...'!?!? | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 10 comments | Search Discussion
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    From under my rock... (Score:0)
    This little nugget of info. was news to me and quite amusing. If it is indeed old news, it never found it's way under my rock. I was glad to hear it since I find Ben Folds Five rather amusing. Thanks for repeating this old news.
    Anonymous -- Friday August 18 2000, @02:35PM (#1541)
    We hate it when wankers become successful. (Score:0)
    Yuck, what a wanker Ben Folds is, gosh i hate him and his balding fuckwitted ways.
    What sad news.
    Anonymous -- Friday August 18 2000, @06:45PM (#1548)
    Stop me... Ben Folds (Score:1)
    He ACTUALLY SAYS. . . "Stop oh oh oh stop me. . ."

    And that is ALL.
    palare -- Saturday August 19 2000, @07:11AM (#1557)
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