IN> Re: 1. The Eternal Thompson Gunner

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Welcome to the In Nomine list, Perrin!

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 9:24 PM, Perrin Rynning <thausgt at hotmail.com> wrote:
[Roger Young]
  Interesting supposition. I'll have to check out the song, or his
wikipedia page, assuming he has one.

>  I can't think of any songs off-hand that were written about spectacularly
> villainous characters [snip]
   Not sure what folk music has to do with it, but Alice Cooper
generally sings about ne'r-do-wells, though typically in the
first-person. He did do a Friday the 13th theme called "He's Back (the
Man Behind the Mask)," though it didn't do spectacularly well in terms
of record sales. One could, conceivably, make a case for "Black Widow"
(the irony of that ditty bears listening).

>  Of course, which whether or not Vapula would WANT to claim any
> ethereals produced from Oingo Boingo's "Weird Science" is an
> entirely different question...
   <evil laugh> now, if we throw in the movie along with the song, I'm
sure Vapula would have good things to say--even about certain
ethereals. Likely one of the few places where he and Andrealphus agree
on anything, too.

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