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davidt
on Tuesday December 09 2003, @10:00AM
jtang writes:
On MTVNews.com, "What are Outkast Listening to?" The Smiths, "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me" Andre 3000: I personally wish I would have written that Smiths' song "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me." Genius song. This girl named Hannah in Atlanta turned me on to them. 'Cause I was telling her that I loved the Hives and the Buzzcocks and she said, "Hey, you need to check these guys out." [On the song] it's this dude and he says, "Last night I dreamt that somebody loved me/ No hope, no harm, just another false alarm." So it's like he had a relationship and then he woke up and he was like, "Damn, it was just a dream."
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Outkast! (Score:1)
http://www.nme.com/features/106409.htm
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Hey Ya! (Score:1)
Wow, Dre likes the Smiths, cool! 'Hey Ya' is probably my single of 2003. Well ,either that or 'Rock N Roll Lies' by Razorlight- damn cool...
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Another reason Andre 3000 rules (Score:0)
Hiphop is Crap (Score:2, Funny)
:-)
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Who Cares? (Score:0)
re: who cares? (Score:0)
"Hey Ya" is the best single this year. The best video this year. If you dont see that, your dead inside. At any rate it's better than morrissey's releases for 2003.
While i consider myself the biggest moz fan i know, i would rather buy the new outkast than the kill uncle re-re-re-release.
Have fun eating at burgerking you fat, short-sighted, racist, insecure f**k
Wow Ya! (Score:1)
The Buzzcocks? The Hives?
Righ on! Even my music snob boyfriend who DETESTS current urban hip hip/soul/r&b (he prefers "real soul") digs Andre's song and video and that in itself is a real miracle!
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Oh...if only it were..... (Score:1)
Yes dear Andre, just like the one you are having about your flash in the pan silly hip-hop band having any lasting sucess...
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Andre 3000 is awesome. (Score:1)
(Now that Prince is addicted to recording gospel funk it seems. He could make a comeback though.)
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Isn't it strange... (Score:1)
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That was it... (Score:1)
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The Thrills - Last Night I Deamnt... (Score:0)
It easy to see... (Score:1)
Better him than frickin' 50 fucking cent(s).
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rap, hip-hop, whatever it's called (Score:1)
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Spearkerboxxx/The Love Below (Score:0)
... so I find it disturbing that many of my fellow Moz fans have just dismissed in in the posts above (and probably below after i finish this). Have you listened to it guys, or have you simply decided that as Outkast are a 'hip-hop' band you won't like it, and in fact you'll go ahead and hate it. Such a strange way to behave from a group of people who consider themslves smarter than the usual music fan. Its a shame aswell - while you sit around moping and waiting for a Moz release that might disapoint (and be honest here, theres always a chance it'll be shit, even though i hope it won't) you're letting new, groundbreaking and (most importantly) great fun music pass you by. I asure you that Andre 300 and Big Boi make you think, dance and smile; its great for driving to, shagging to, even just doing the washing up to if you're so inclined. Rather than dismiss it, listen to it and then tell me you hate it. 'Cos you won't. 'Cos you'll love it!
Yes, you are blind (Score:1)
>was just a dream."
>Yes dear Andre, just like the one you are having
>about your flash in the pan silly hip-hop band
>having any lasting sucess...
Actually, Andre isn't really interested in continuing with Outkast. He has moved from Atlanta to LA to get into acting. He is taking up clarinet and sax. He is also considering music school.
Here is how he feels about music:
"I don't feel the music the same way I did when I first got into hip-hop, loving it, loving writing lyrics and studying other people's lyrics," Andre told The New York Times. "Back then all I would think about was beats and rhymes."
"The next time I perform on stage, I see myself playing in a band," Andre continued. "I want it to be a total departure from Outkast."
Thanks for your great insight, "Dallow", too bad it wasn't remotely related to what Andre has in mind for his career.
I strongly recommend you change your name to Shallow.
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hey yall (Score:1)
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Hey Ya! (Score:1)
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gimme some suga' (Score:1)
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Outkast's Appeal (Score:1)
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andre 3000 (Score:0)
andre 3000 @ ameoba... (Score:0)
i'm convinced that if you don't like 'Hey Ya!', you're a soulless bastard. i was at my very corporate employer's christmas party last week, and everyone just went nuts when it came on. how fucking rare is that these days? in the 60's, people had Motown, the Brit Invasion, and all that great shit; and now turn on the radio... Korn and Brittany... ugh. music should unite people, not separate them.
that being said... god bless outkast!
easymeat.
"I wish I had written that..." (Score:1)
That sure would have been "singing in character"!
Oh, and I hope you'll never know Morrissey's name: keep on calling him "that dude"; it does a lot of good to his inflated ego...
Stay cool, Dédé.
;0)
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Let me remind you... (Score:1)
Hey Ya is a good track. I hope it doesn't get played out. Outkast is ok, but I wouldn't go off and buy their CD.
Shake it... Shake it... Shake it like a polaroid.
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I knew there was a reason I loved Andre 3000. (Score:1)
Please listen to the lyrics of "Hey Ya" and you'll find something deeper than simply a dance tune. It's message is questioning the existence of love as a general theme.
VERY Moz-esque.
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