[ SECRET POST #2755 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2755 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Oh, sweetie

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

No, you don't understand, the 'N Sync song is just kind of silly and pop-y and absolutely not meant to be taken seriously, which fits with my view of Firefly - entertaining, but a little ridiculous and definitely not the greatest unfinished sci-fi/western/adventure story some people seem to think it is.

Re: Oh, sweetie

[(Anonymous)]

> implying people take the Steve Miller Band seriously, tho?

Re: Oh, sweetie

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I'm gonna go with yes, more so than 'N Sync (and I like 'N Sync and their music, but this song, Space Cowboy (Yippie-Yi-Yay), it's just, well, see for yourself - http://www.lyrics.com/space-cowboy-yippie-yi-yay-lyrics-nsync.html). After a certain amount of time, songs take on a sort of cultural cache and I think at least some of the Steve Miller Band's songs have.

Re: Oh, sweetie

[(Anonymous)]

I'm insulted. "The Joker" is a deep and meaningful song; the darkest poetic this side of Morrison.