Comments | iridescentglow: I could go for some Good 'n Plenty right now. Sans euphemism.

iridescentglow

I could go for some Good 'n Plenty right now. Sans euphemism.

Nov 24, 2007 11:32

Remember 2001, when Flaming Pear plug-ins for Photoshop were the most amazing thing ever? (Hell, I still feel this way. I'd be lost without Melancholytron.) Most of them you had to pay for (or otherwise acquire >_>), but there was also Chromasolarize, the free plug-in. It was basically a bit shit and made everyone look like an alien. But you ( Read more... )

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Comments 6

violentviolethp November 24 2007, 14:26:05 UTC

Yay Josh Ritter!

I am going to take a guess that part of the confusion over the title of the Brand New song comes from it being labeled "Jesus Christ" when you buy the album from iTunes. I don' t know if that's still true, but was when I bought it.

violentviolethp November 24 2007, 14:27:25 UTC

I just checked, and on the US version of iTunes, it's definitely still listed that way.

ratzcrackers November 24 2007, 15:28:43 UTC

Some of us just like the sound of "Jesus Christ" better.

It's also a very last minute change. The band's setlist and official lyrics still refer to the song as "Jesus Christ", and "Archers" as just "Archers".

iridescentglow November 24 2007, 15:41:15 UTC

I like the title Pretty Song About Jesse Lacey's Boner For God better, so I will refer to it that way from now.

ratzcrackers November 24 2007, 15:49:08 UTC

Okay. But for the record, I like "Pretty Song About Jesse Lacey Confusing His Boner For God With His Inability to Let Go Of His Ex-Girlfriend".

notyourfriend November 25 2007, 12:46:57 UTC

It really, really annoys me when people refer to the Brand New song, 'Jesus' as 'Jesus Christ'. It's not called that! It's called 'Jesus'. Just 'Jesus'! If you think otherwise, you obviously didn't buy the album, because it's labelled quite clearly as 'Jesus'. Just 'Jesus'.

I'm confused, cos I have a few different versions of the song and it's labelled different things. On the setlist I managed to get it is listed as "Jesus Christ".