Freddie & The Hitch-Hikers - "Sinners"
I bought a cell phone today. And I literally caught someone elbowing their friend and saying, "Look, at the sucker." Sigh. I felt like my former self (my pre-celf, if you will (please don't)) was singing this song to my future self as I sat there and actually said the words "If I have a choice, I'll take the free mp3 player." This is how it starts. Soon I'll be buying $30 shirts, and saying things like "I really like that belt." What's interesting about Freddie (and the boys) is that he knows the sinner is wrong, he seems to take pleasure in describing the suffering the sinner will endure. He's so sure of it, he can play the laziest (and smallest) guitar solo I've ever heard, and get away with it. [I got it here]
In keeping with the spell-it-out style of social commentary that is the new Daft Punk album, I will immediately follow a paragraph about cell phones with...yeah, we get it...tech-no-logic. But forget all that, because Daft Punk is here to LET you dance. [Buy]
Posted by Dan at March 24, 2005 2:43 AMConcerning the Daft punk wankers, just compare their (horrible) Robot Rock single with this... er... 'sample': here on a french MP3 blog.
Pathetic.
I haven't heard the new Daft Punk, but they are certainly a guilty pleasure in my household. Ask Me-Wy (my wife's name) why, and she'll tell you that you don't need to ask me why. Daft Punk is a household name in mine.
Posted by Joel Taylor at March 24, 2005 12:17 PMJust wanted to say I really like that belt as well.
Posted by james henry at March 25, 2005 6:07 AMonce madison ave will hear this track, it will be in every computer store ,convention, and tv spot. did daft punk had it in mind?
Posted by dubi at March 25, 2005 12:34 PMi got dibs on the free mp3 playa.
Posted by su at March 27, 2005 1:10 PMmmm mmm. he promised it to me.
Posted by m. tones at March 27, 2005 5:33 PM
and it will begin playing. All songs are also available to download: just right-click the link and choose 'Save as...'
