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I always thought Oasis, but it could be said to be leaning into that scene in general.

I'm pleased that someone commented on this because it shows that the video is visible to people, I got a copyright strike on this as soon as I uploaded (the vague title doesn't make any difference) and assumed that only I could see it. Father Ted stuff in general doesn't last long on RUclips unless the video or sound are so distorted that it evades RUclips's filter. I like the sound effects during the revealing of the cards here, very effective..

@@jakell99 No problem. I like Father Ted so I look up clips from it on RUclips every now and then. 😅

Phillip Pope deserves the credit for this one I think

Wow, that was me yesterday! Literally, washing dishes, no reason, popped in, still know it!!! edit - next one for me now is Jeremy Kwee....

@@misteral1083 "I don't need no melted chocolate, on the seats of my Ferrari" 😊

@@d2vmusic Haha! Enjoyed it all over again today :)

@@misteral1083 Hey, I came up with a theory about washing up and being reminded of "Mr. Wells". "Mr. Wells" sounds a bit like "Some Might Say", which has the lyrics "The sink is full of fishes, she's got _dirty dishes_ on the brain." Maybe, maybe not! 😀

@@d2vmusic Hahaha! Not for me personally, because I wasn't into Oasis. But for some people, that might well hold up! I suspect there's some kind of trigger (for me) associated with "THAT'S the single!", which then kick starts the whole thing. Can't remember what led to me thinking that the other night, but I think that's the start of it. BTW, checked your channel - loved that piece you did on the 303. Very very cool. Straightforward and sparse, but with attention paid in all the right areas which makes it engaging. You should upload more! (don't bother checking my account, this is my secondary one with essentially no uploads! Music is on the other one!!!)

If you mean why can't they be found on the usual 'tab' sites, it's probably because it's not regarded as a serious song. It sounds fairly simple though so I might have a go at working them out. I've got a bit lazy at this because I usually go to those tab sites too.

@@jakell99 yeah would love to perform this aha

So far for the vocal part I've got: I don't want to be in your world, I don't want to be a E.................................................................................... Part of your world, Mr Wells you're a twat you're a fat old twat, Mr Wells you're such a D.................. A.......................................................................E..............F#min................... Twat you fat old Twa-a-a-a-a-t A..........................E................... The next part goes from E to A, but I haven't got any further yet. Hope this text formats ok for you..

@@jakell99 ur a legend

My first instinct is to provide these. I've noticed that on many music videos some commenters feel an urge to type them out. I can understand this if they are unclear but , to me at least, they seem pretty clear in this song. Additionally, it would feel to me like over-analysing comedy, which goes against the grain. If someone want to type them out then I reckon its a three-minute job maximum, I'll stick with "That's the single!" though..

Don't know, but I would think that many bands are on the outs with their managers at some point. Mr Wells doesn't strike me as a band manager though, but a music company executive, hence him being really out of touch..

I think it's probably more like Oasis given the time of the scetch.

@@alderaanic1042 Yeah, definitely Oasis, I think the casual 'fuck you' attitude of the members here is based on Noel and Liam's public appearances.

@@jakell99 spot on exactly what I thought. Hair cuts and cloths give it away too. Deffo not The Stone Roses.

Frankly, Mr Shankly was my guess. Morrissey at his cruelest. Good tune though.

Me too mate

In that exact voice?

A particular song from an upcoming album would be released as a single, so there's a double joke here (pretty good for a three word phrase) - not only is the song an insult to him, but he wants to promote that very song.

Maybe even a little bigger..

@@jakell99 Megacolon!

The camerawork is really good too, something I didn't really notice at first..

@@jakell99 yes it's that whole Live Forever thing!

Out of all the songs on an upcoming album, one (or maybe more) would usually be released as a single in order to promote it. This worked for some styles of music more than others, and non-pop bands such as Pink Floyd for instance, would struggle - I recall 'Another Brick In The Wall' being a bit of a stretch, but it did quite well, other examples might be Hawkwind and Silver Machine, Black Sabbath and Paranoid, even Focus did quite well with Hocus Pocus. This sketch is very neat in that the 'punchline' is the _only_ line..

@@jakell99 perfectly answered, cheers 👍

Record exec out of touch with the music, pushing it cos it sells but doesn't get it at all. In this sketch the music is overtly singling him out pejoratively and he still doesn't get it. Its like saying labels don't care about the music, they only care if it makes money.

He's like 'that's the single' and it's like, 'did you even listen to the song mate?'

Something that struck me after watching it many times only for the music and humour, is that the camerawork is pretty creative too, especially in such a short sketch.

Always in the market for a new piece of trivia - thankyou..

Philip Pope is a comedy genius. His music parodies are spot on, especially his work on Radio Active.

@@simond7225 "Cwying!"

The Fury

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They played it when they were supporting Colon on tour in 1997. Crowd lost their mind when Clam came out to play bass.

I remember it well!The first band on was thrusk then Smoke stacksman provided the token jazz break then Colon then this lot! They ended the set with this and everyone went mental!!!!

I've been jamming along to it myself on guitar. Great bit of music! :)

@@daverage4729 what chords do you play ? It sounds dissonant lol