Minitel Rose - Business Woman

Les nouvelles stars montantes de la scène indie/electropop française sont nantais (:D) : Minitel Rose, et le meilleur titre (selon moi) de leur premier album : The French Machine.
Le son et le style sont volontairement retros et 80s, decouvrez cet album et leur Myspace :




http://www.myspace.com/minitelrose

The new rising stars of the french house n'pop scene are nantais (:D): Minitel Rose, and in my opinion the best track of their first album : The French Machine.
Sound and style are volunteerely retros and 80s, discover their new album and Myspace:

http://www.myspace.com/minitelrose

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Music

Tags:

• minitel
• rose
• french
• machine
• house
• dance
• pop
• indie

[julioclau]

fuck! i love french music, who can tell me another good french bands

[MountErebusAntartica]

@julioclau like this one? try Pony Pony Run Run

[inesisyourmistress]

238 écoutes, ma chanson préférée pour me lisser les cheveux.

(Bientôt ce sera de la paille).

[MountErebusAntartica]

attention à tes cheveux quand même :)

[sendai78]

You're running running running for money

You're running running running with all of us

You're running running running with the best

You're running running running with a fake body

The man running after you, you know it isn't human

The man running after you is called a business woman!

[SiegmundHildebrand]

@julioclau i recomend SPACE band and SPACE ART (two difrent bands)very spacey french music !

[julioclau]

viva francia!!!! los amo

[Jeffko78]

@choocken Hehe, yeah no kidding!

[choocken]

@Jeffko78 Haha holy crap all these years I've been spelling it worng =S. Thanks for the correction! And I was being purposefully condenscending but purely in response, so for that I also apologise. The internets a crazy place. Farewell!

Also I feel sorry for anyone who ends up reading though these haha

[Jeffko78]

@choocken I would also like to express my appreciation that this thread did not devolve into the obscenity-riddled shouting match that characterizes so many YouTube comments. We disagreed, yet we managed to say what we needed to say in a reasonably civil tone. Funny how that can become such a rarity sometimes. Take care.

[Jeffko78]

@choocken Very well, I apologize if my comment came off as mocking, as that was not my intent. Perhaps you were not actively trying to be condescending either, but that is the problem with the Internet, as body language and tone cannot be taken into account. I know what a metaphor is (no "e" at the end, btw, just saying) and I'll meet you halfway in that the running part would be the metaphoric element. In the end, we both enjoy the song, and that is what really matters.

[choocken]

@Jeffko78 Tried to be the better person? You previous comment was clearly an attempt at mocking me. Either that or you're actually that much or an arse that it just came out naturally. "Running for money", if it was the lyric, would be a metaphore!! And the point i was making before was that just because you might understand what the singer is saying, doesnt mean you know what they're talking about.

[Jeffko78]

@choocken Dude, I tried to be the better person here by moving on from something you're clearly not getting, but thanks for being condescending. If I've learned anything here is that I should be less assertive when explaining the lyrics of a song, lest someone get their panties in a twist despite their total lack of understanding of said lyrics. How can you disagree with something you claim to not understand? Lastly, not everything has to be a metaphor. Sometimes and orange is an orange.

[choocken]

@Jeffko78 Well at least your learning something. "Running for morning", being a metaphore (if you can understand metaphores), could mean any number of things. My best guess would be that the person is constantly waiting for the next day to come because theyre not enjoying the present.

[Jeffko78]

@choocken *sigh* Wow... Alrighty then, let's start over, shall we? You believe it's "morning", not "money", so the first line would be "You're running running running for morning", is that correct? What would your interpretation, which is neither correct or incorrect, be of that opening verse?