whats ironic about that?is it cos he is dead and cant dance?am i being a retard here?
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whats ironic about that?is it cos he is dead and cant dance?am i being a retard here?
better if it was
LETS DANCE TO JOY DIVISION AND CELEBRATE THE IRONING!
the ironing is delicious
I don't think you can discuss the lyrical integrity of a band like The Wombats.
I think its because
The Wombats are idiots?
is it though just cos theyre shit at lyrics?
or are they clever
I am yet to see their cleverness
t might be that Joy Division are kinda perseaved as a depresing band so dancng to them is ironic as you should be siting with your head in your hands weeping..... but who knows.
Let's kill The Wombats and just celebrate...
maybe?
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this.
But I despise the Wobmats as much as, possibly more than the Kooks for this blast of "irony".
Hope they get dropped.
*Wombats
sigh
They would be a thousand times more tolerable
if they were called Wobmats, though.
I think
it's meant to be reflective of the next line, "everything is going wrong but we're so happy". Because Joy Division are very gloomy, you see. Except they're the fools, because some Joy Division songs are eminently danceable, and in Transmission it's implicitly suggested you do so.
Why they think the director is solely responsible for the poor quality of a rom-com is another matter entirely.
^
Correct
Didn't they
explain in an interview that it's a remark on Curtis' epilepsy and how, during gigs with quick changing lights, he'd have an epileptic fit and it looked like he was dancing?
They didn't?
Oh.
True or False?
Jeremy Irons
I heard he uses a trouser press
so False.
This song was written
for the sole purpose of making Ian Curtin spin in his grave like a corpse in a fucking mixer.