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phillyfan26 said:
I was trying to figure out a way to fit Death on Two Legs into my DIV playlist. Hasn't worked so far.

You never really did tell me what you thought of A Night At The Opera. I assume you enjoyed it?
 
Irishteen said:


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phanan said:
So what exactly was the "inappropriateness" involved?

I blame the teacher was saying it had to be PG-13. He should have said PG. He opened a lot of doors. But, here's what he dubbed inappropriate:

- As a replacement for a sex scene, myself and one other guy (playing a girl) got in a bathtub together.
- Two of the guys danced together, shirtless, to Eric Clapton.
- My character (a guy) died of bacterial vaginosis, an STD.
- One of the guys referred to Alan Rickman as "that bitch who's always in my house" without bleeping out bitch.
- The film was dedicated in the credits to all those suffering from bacterial vaginosis.
 
LemonMelon said:
You never really did tell me what you thought of A Night At The Opera. I assume you enjoyed it?

Yeah. It's kind of complex, actually, and needs a re-listen. I love Freddie Mercury's vocals, though.

Didn't like Bohemian Rhapsody all that much. Too much jumping around for me.
 
phillyfan26 said:


Yeah. It's kind of complex, actually, and needs a re-listen. I love Freddie Mercury's vocals, though.

Didn't like Bohemian Rhapsody all that much. Too much jumping around for me.

The entire album jumps around too much, actually. You go from a sugary mid-tempo pop track (You're My Best Friend) to folk ('39) to glam rock (Sweet Lady) to 1930's vaudeville (Seaside Rendezvous) and over to prog (Prophet's Song) in the span of 5 tracks. It's tough to wrap your mind around, but it's amazing.
 
phillyfan26 said:


I blame the teacher was saying it had to be PG-13. He should have said PG. He opened a lot of doors. But, here's what he dubbed inappropriate:

- As a replacement for a sex scene, myself and one other guy (playing a girl) got in a bathtub together.
- Two of the guys danced together, shirtless, to Eric Clapton.
- My character (a guy) died of bacterial vaginosis, an STD.
- One of the guys referred to Alan Rickman as "that bitch who's always in my house" without bleeping out bitch.
- The film was dedicated in the credits to all those suffering from bacterial vaginosis.

He probably should have said PG then; however, as mild as those scenes are, I understand where he's coming from.
 
phillyfan26 said:


Yeah. It's kind of complex, actually, and needs a re-listen. I love Freddie Mercury's vocals, though.

Didn't like Bohemian Rhapsody all that much. Too much jumping around for me.

That's the beauty of it and what makes it so unique.

The whole album is unique.
 
LemonMelon said:


The entire album jumps around too much, actually. You go from a sugary mid-tempo pop track (You're My Best Friend) to folk ('39) to glam rock (Sweet Lady) to 1930's vaudeville (Seaside Rendezvous) and over to prog (Prophet's Song) in the span of 5 tracks. It's tough to wrap your mind around, but it's amazing.

That's what makes it so great.
 
phillyfan26 said:
I blame the teacher was saying it had to be PG-13. He should have said PG. He opened a lot of doors. But, here's what he dubbed inappropriate:

- As a replacement for a sex scene, myself and one other guy (playing a girl) got in a bathtub together.
- Two of the guys danced together, shirtless, to Eric Clapton.
- My character (a guy) died of bacterial vaginosis, an STD.
- One of the guys referred to Alan Rickman as "that bitch who's always in my house" without bleeping out bitch.
- The film was dedicated in the credits to all those suffering from bacterial vaginosis.
that's fucked up. and besides, that one commercial that gives old men boners (not viagra, the other one) shows the couple in bathtubs at the end. so wtf. i thought of that immediately when you said that :lol:

and the guy should've died of chlamydia.
 
Screwtape2 said:


Anyone can grow their hair long but few have the courage to grease it back. Then it again this man didn't have the courage to release Mercy. So no one's perfect. :wink:

No a mullet is not growing hair long a mullet is an awful haircut :wink:
 
LemonMelon said:


The entire album jumps around too much, actually. You go from a sugary mid-tempo pop track (You're My Best Friend) to folk ('39) to glam rock (Sweet Lady) to 1930's vaudeville (Seaside Rendezvous) and over to prog (Prophet's Song) in the span of 5 tracks. It's tough to wrap your mind around, but it's amazing.

Have you guys ever seen the Classic Albums documentary on it?
 
The working title of our movie is pretty inappropriate, despite coming from something completely normal.
 
An early look at part of my DI5 list:

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The Small Faces track was a recent (awesome) addition. I doubt I'll make any changes to this disc.
 
phanan said:
Well, well, well. Look who rolled out of bed. :lol:

And how are you doing this fine morning - oops, I mean afternoon. :wink:
it's not my fault you purposely came online like ten minutes after i went to bed! :mad: you should've came on earlier this morning :(

ugh, my neck hurts, i must've slept funny again. i was laying in bed earlier checking my email on my phone, and i got an email from paypal and the subject was cut off since a phone screen is so small. all it said was "notification of chargeback" and i was like wtf! cuz i just had someone buy something from me and i thought it was that. it turns out it was something i did :rolleyes: :der:
 
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