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I love this CD! It's not my favorite song on it but I do love the CD. :) I bought this in the mid 90s...Thanks for playing it!

Posted 20 years ago by foxfur [ Reply ]

Great CD!!

Love it ....now this is eclectic!! Got this when it first came out!!

Posted 20 years ago by Peyote [ Reply ]

littlebluedog wrote:

Responding to the "unimaginative" note below: there's a song by group "Talk Talk," called "Talk Talk," on their album of the same name. Anyone know any others?

And one more: remember "living in a box"? It was by the band "living in a box" on the album "living in a box"... Yet another one-hit-wonder (to forget).

Posted 20 years ago by rexi [ Reply ]

Responding to the \"unimaginative\" note below: there\'s a song by group \"Talk Talk,\" called \"Talk Talk,\" on their album of the same name. Anyone know any others?

Posted 20 years ago by littlebluedog [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by mr.selfdestruct: Hey everybody! It's a song called Deep Forest! On an album called Deep Forest! By a band called Deep Forest! Has any band in history been that unimaginative before?

Yes! An obscure 80's band called Art in America had a song called "Art in America" from an album called...you got it! More trivia: Talk Talk, Night Ranger, and even They Might Be Giants all have recorded tracks with their namesake as the title.

Posted 20 years ago by redeyespy [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by mr.selfdestruct: Hey everybody! It's a song called Deep Forest! On an album called Deep Forest! By a band called Deep Forest! Has any band in history been that unimaginative before?

This cut is the first from Deep Forest's self titled first CD. Nothing uncommon about self titled CDs. Further DF never considered itself a "band" but rather a "project", but one that was so successful that the project has continued over a whole series of CD's. My guess is that this first cut was the initial "project". Genesis rather than "lack of imagination".

Posted 20 years ago by philarktos [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by Bill_Rockoff: I personally like some eclectic intelligent country, folk, electronica, etc. mixed in with my rock. Come to think of it, I'd enjoy a bit of eclectic intelligent hip-hop in there as well.

Personally I'd draw the line at the hip-hop, but it's inclusion would perhaps increase my capacity for empathy for those who reach for the headbanger emoticon when acts that I happen to enjoy (eg. Deep Forest, AfroCelts or the Indigo Girls)are played. Perhaps not.

Posted 20 years ago by philarktos [ Reply ]

Somebody gave this a nine. Outstanding.

Posted 20 years ago by porcupinemeat [ Reply ]

Yoko returns..... please stay deep in the forest!

Posted 20 years ago by jdhess [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by Bill_Rockoff: Neither was Patsy Cline, but I'm glad it's here. "Eclectic intelligent rock" rolls off the tongue better than "eclectic intelligent modern music," but I'd rather not hobble RP to such an extent. I personally like some eclectic intelligent country, folk, electronica, etc. mixed in with my rock. Come to think of it, I'd enjoy a bit of eclectic intelligent hip-hop in there as well.

Exactly!

Posted 20 years ago by veegez [ Reply ]

Wow this is bad. I make better sounds when I\'m on the toilet.

:roll:

Posted 20 years ago by dignan2 [ Reply ]

N-N-N-N-Nineteen

Posted 20 years ago by Roverfish [ Reply ]

You have got to be kidding! :p This sucks so bad it is laughable!

Great music to do \"the hustle\" to. Whoever downloaded this should be committed!

Posted 20 years ago by Pipes [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by Bill_Rockoff: Neither was Patsy Cline, but I'm glad it's here. "Eclectic intelligent rock" rolls off the tongue better than "eclectic intelligent modern music," but I'd rather not hobble RP to such an extent. I personally like some eclectic intelligent country, folk, electronica, etc. mixed in with my rock. Come to think of it, I'd enjoy a bit of eclectic intelligent hip-hop in there as well.

Excellent statement. That's exactly why I listen to RP.

Posted 20 years ago by davedog [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by ndanger666: This is more like Deep S**t

word

Posted 20 years ago by Donastia [ Reply ]

and topping the list of Songs That Horribly Fail The Test of Time... (terribly dated sound here)

Posted 20 years ago by Platypus [ Reply ]

Is that some kind of goey cake?

Posted 20 years ago by badgerbunny [ Reply ]

I like Deep Forest but that's not rock...

Neither was Patsy Cline, but I'm glad it's here. "Eclectic intelligent rock" rolls off the tongue better than "eclectic intelligent modern music," but I'd rather not hobble RP to such an extent. I personally like some eclectic intelligent country, folk, electronica, etc. mixed in with my rock. Come to think of it, I'd enjoy a bit of eclectic intelligent hip-hop in there as well.

Posted 20 years ago by Bill_Rockoff [ Reply ]

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Posted 20 years ago by tbase [ Reply ]

This is more like Deep S**t

Posted 20 years ago by ndanger666 [ Reply ]

Originally Posted by renlat: Is it Peter Gabriel screaming in the back every now and then? Good song anyway.

I guess it does sound like him :D I bought this cd a couple years after it came out in '93 and listened to it alot. the alien infant on cocaine sound are sampled Baka Pigmy voices (but I think that background screaming is just another Pigmy sampling)