“How the hell do I know why there were Nazis? I don’t know how the can opener works!” – “Hannah and her sisters”, (1986 film), written and directed by: Woody Allen
Chemical Brothers, “Hey girl, hey boy” 1999
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Åh, ha, ha 😀 Det där citatet är så kul! Älskar den filmen!
Cool musik video också. Innerst inne så är vi alla skelett. ^^ Har faktiskt inte hört någon låt av The Chemical Brothers tidigare. Kanske borde kolla upp mer med dem?
Ja, hela filmen har klockrena citater! Den här var min favorit :-D.
The Chemical Brothers är faktiskt en rätt bra techno grupp. En av de bästa tycker jag! Värt att kolla upp om man vill lyssna på riktigt bra Technopop ;-).
Nazis and their similarity to can openers used as Moustache trimmers by abandoned astronauts in zero gravity hummingbird flight experiments.
Some Music and Videos to Understand the Connection.
Springtime For Hitler Mel Brooks, The Producers 1968
Little Tiny Moustache by Stephen Lynch
Ah! How on earth do you always manage to find such good videos? Haha.
Good comparison! And love that you added Mel Brook’s edgy song from “The Producers”. That is perhaps the most risque, offensive and bad taste song of all time, yet hilarious. Yay for Brooks!
Thanks, I’m just a traveler on the flows of info out there, and float on the currents of popcult.
And by the way, didn’t put up my technopop selection (Chem brothers, and Aphex Twin are on the list from the same genre and time) in reply:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=8787452113268513375&hl=en&fs=true
Weapon Of Choice, Fat Boy Slim
Classic of the Period. (and hope embedding works)
Ah! “Weapon of Choice”! Yes, this video is truly a classic. Perhaps one of the greatest music videos of all time. 🙂