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Air — Alpha Beta Gaga
Album: Talkie Walkie
Avg rating:
6.7

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Total ratings: 430









Released: 2004
Length: 4:36
Plays (last 30 days): 0
(Instrumental)
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Booooring and uninspiring
GOOD TUNE!!  Thanx RP!   
 Jiggz wrote:

I can watch this all day....

Oh yeah! Me too. 
Dogs are some of the best people I have ever known.

 jtherieau wrote:

I can watch this all day....
very very very good... Banjo excelent. 10/10.
A beautiful example that not only Anglo-American songs can be excellent

Banjo in fantastic...
Awesome. Haven't heard this in ages (and can 14 years since last play be right?!)
Some Beats Antique would be a fine follow up!
mikedill wrote:
I'd give this song a 10,000 if I could. Love it!
Maniac.
I swear this is used on a commercial over in england... can't think which tho.
Damn, this is pretty good, innit? Who'd a thunk it? I'll have to check out some more.
That is hilarious!! You nailed the description,man. fuh2 wrote:
Brilliant. Whoever knew the banjo and whistling would work on the moon
One of the few "techno" outfits that I can actually enjoy. This is very cool.
Illustr8r wrote:
This is like that music they play behind the commercial for that stuff that gives you a hard-on...
I believe the technical term for that stuff is "boner medicine". You're welcome.
dmandave wrote:
I could have sworn I'd heard this before, is it on some TV commercial or something?
You might be thinking of music on the Starburst commercial with the three teenagers walking through a city who bend back keep-on-trucking-style in time with the background whistling. That's what it reminded me of, but that's the Whistle Song by P.J. Olsson.
:daisy.gif:
fuh2 wrote:
Brilliant. Whoever knew the banjo and whistling would work on the moon
thank you crncq@yahoo.com
dmandave wrote:
I could have sworn I'd heard this before, is it on some TV commercial or something?
if you find out let us know crncq@yahoo.com
Brilliant. Whoever knew the banjo and whistling would work on the moon
I could have sworn I'd heard this before, is it on some TV commercial or something?
:nodhead:
stevebeaver wrote:
Every dog in the neighborhood is at my door now.
LOL
Sheesh, you try listen to this song without whistling along. Damn near impossible if you ask me!
Every dog in the neighborhood is at my door now.
Absolutely gorgeous! Wonderful whistling!
This is like that music they play behind the commercial for that stuff that gives you a hard-on...
(feel free to whistle along from your cubicle)
The more I hear of Air, the more impressed I am. Long live trip-hop. (pimp)
I'd give this song a 10,000 if I could. Love it!
mesmerizing... my favorite track on that CD
rulebritannia wrote:
Among my fave new disks (an RP turn-on) I especially like Run and the aforementioned Kyoto. Will have to check out Suicides.
My copy of Air - Walkie Talkie arrived from Amazon today! I'm right into Tokyo...I had never heard these guys until RP. I'm enjoying a new sound immensely.
RotoPeter wrote:
Far too much "Air" on this station.
hey, there is nothing like eclectic boring air !
redeyespy wrote:
Does not merit comparison with Air's work from "Moon Safari" .... everything I have heard from this new album is mediocre at best.
Some folks might have said the same of Sexy Boy, Kelli watch the Stars, etc. IMO, I'd say the albums are both great... for most folks... fewer would like Virgin Suicides, 20KHz as an album or the oldies album...
phineas wrote:
The whistling always makes me think that this is the theme to the Andy Griffiths Show, gone electronica. Aunt Bea on ex? There's a thought.
I was thinking Bridge on the River Kwai, actually.
Far too much "Air" on this station.
makes me gaga
redeyespy wrote:
Does not merit comparison with Air's work from "Moon Safari" or the soundtrack to "Virgin Suicides." With the exception of "Alone in Kyoto"(another soundtrack offering, for another Sophia Coppola film), everything I have heard from this new album is mediocre at best.
Among my fave new disks (an RP turn-on), I especially like Run and the aforementioned Kyoto. Will have to check out Suicides.
And here I thought only the Scorpions were corny enough to use whistling in a song... I like Air, but this isn't high on my list of tunes from them.
Emandango wrote:
The whistleing is genius! I love this song. It's intelligent and catchy, which is hard to do.
The whistling always makes me think that this is the theme to the Andy Griffiths Show, gone electronica. Aunt Bea on ex? There's a thought.
Does not merit comparison with Air's work from "Moon Safari" or the soundtrack to "Virgin Suicides." With the exception of "Alone in Kyoto"(another soundtrack offering, for another Sophia Coppola film), everything I have heard from this new album is mediocre at best.
After giving it at least two full listens I rated it a "3". I don't like to give "bad" reviews unnecessarily. But it was only slightly annoying in a dull, background noise sort of way. On the this, my fourth listen (at least), however, downgraded to "2". "Banjo" bit is slightly redeeming, but...the rest is headache-inducing...at least today. Esp. hate the "whistling". Sorry, nope. :P
Gregorama wrote:
Is that a real banjo or is that a Sears banjo? Sounds like a synth.
Banjos are like tits. If you are there and they are there, they ain't fake.
Is that a real banjo or is that a Sears banjo? Sounds like a synth.
Mark1970 wrote:
Am I the only person that thinks NICKNAME is totally annoying? I believe THAT is the CORRECT ANSWER.
Annoying, yes. But he's correct on this one.
It is scary how much I like this song. I am not sure why.
Mark1970 wrote:
Am I the only person that thinks NICKNAME is totally annoying? I believe THAT is the CORRECT ANSWER.
I often rely on NN's insight even when, as in this case, the CORRECT ANSWER is 9!
Kingpepper wrote:
Mr. Carlson: Do I hear dogs barking? Johnny Fever: I do.
this is funnier than you think - i've been accused of looking like Johnny Fever
Platypus wrote:
tremendous. more Air! and more Daft Punk too, while we're at it.
More Air? - You'll explode!
oldslabsides wrote:
is it just me, or does this song make other people think of dogs too?
It didn't until you mentioned it. Now I'll never be able to listen to this without thinking of my dogs jumping around in the yard.
rulebritannia wrote:
I guess it's all the time I spend among the Eurotrash since moving to England.......I really dig this tune!
Me 2!!
kinda James Bond at the Carnival Club Med, but I still like it....durn
ok I had to come back and say honestly the more I listen to this the easier it becomes. almost want to kick off my socks 'n shoes, roll up my pant legs and grab the fishing pole
I guess it's all the time I spend among the Eurotrash since moving to England.......I really dig this tune!
NICKNAME wrote:
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS 7
Am I the only person that thinks NICKNAME is totally annoying? I believe THAT is the CORRECT ANSWER.
oldslabsides wrote:
is it just me, or does this song make other people think of dogs too?
Mr. Carlson: Do I hear dogs barking? Johnny Fever: I do.
is it just me, or does this song make other people think of dogs too?
tremendous. more Air! and more Daft Punk too, while we're at it.
Can't figure it out, not my bag, but I like it!
briandel wrote:
but my rating still remains the same
ladyj wrote:
<-(
Saw them yesterday in concert here in zurich. > not particularly inspiring. They're definitely a studio band! But guess what people were whistling afterwards?
happy whistling and banjos. who would have thought. :D
This is like nothing I have ever heard before. I kinda like it.
I've had to listen to this song (and a few more off this album) every day for the last week or so (shelving books in the early morning at a Barnes & Noble). . . and I still love it!
The whistleing is genius! I love this song. It's intelligent and catchy, which is hard to do. For me anyway, it's a song that gets stuck in my head but for some reason, I love it when it does. I usually get sick of songs that do that too........ Air is good for everybody!!
briandel wrote:
:nodhead:
<-(
ladyj wrote:
:headshake:
:nodhead:
:headshake:
Air it may just be, but air that tastes like champagne... sexy, suave & smart.