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New teenage anthem
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Youthful paranoia overload...
http://www.madman.com.au/tism/bunny/
Maybe they can play it at major league ballparks
instead of queen or tina turner... and the track when
they are playing the game hi-lights.
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Excellent, top notch work there. The song isn't all that memorable but for an animated music video thats awesome. Also saw some great short films on tv last night. Some amazing work out there.
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You know, it's significantly better than most of the crap on the radio... dang I love bands that nobody has heard of, they can actually sing about things other than sex.
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Nicely done animated video. Indi bands are where real music is at. Not the pre-processed crud the music industry put out most of the time.
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Originally posted by Superchicken:
You know, it's significantly better than most of the crap on the radio... dang I love bands that nobody has heard of, they can actually sing about things other than sex.
Go search for some of their other songs 
An yeah, I like indie music
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For once, I am impressed with a link from bee-niner.
As a teenage anthem, no. It's a bit off color for a teenager. A teenage anthem should let the child up, not make them feel worse than everybody else.
I felt the music was good, the lyrics lame, but the animation was AWESOME! This is a creative band that will probably go nowhere because this isn't the kind of band that the record companies don't deem worthy of a big contract.
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DING DING DING!!! WE HVAE A WINNAR!111
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Originally posted by Kilbey:
For once, I am impressed with a link from bee-niner.
As a teenage anthem, no. It's a bit off color for a teenager. A teenage anthem should let the child up, not make them feel worse than everybody else.
I felt the music was good, the lyrics lame, but the animation was AWESOME! This is a creative band that will probably go nowhere because this isn't the kind of band that the record companies don't deem worthy of a big contract.
"TISM (short for This Is Serious, Mum), formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1982, and, after a couple of false starts, became one the most popular underground groups of the Australian music scene. Amazingly, the band even managed to receive some commercial success in the mid-1990s."
They've had their time in the spotlight. "(He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River" and "Greg! The Stop Sign!!" were played non-stop around 1995. You should give those songs a listen. Funny lyrics.
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