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Thursday afraid of Prince? (Kill The House Lights DVD clip)

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2008

This is a clip of Thursday's performance of Jet Black New Year on their Kill the House Lights DVD. Is this a technical error or was this intentionally done to prevent a legal dispute with Prince over the lyric "party like it's 1999"? Notice how Geoff never says the complete phrase...

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  • He's saying so we party like it's 1999. He mentioned it at the beginning of the song then sings it here at the end. They censor it so there's no problems with Prince.

  • Yeah, at the beginning he says "so let's have a fucking good time like it's 1999". That wasn't censored, but this part was since it's that exact lyric "party like it's 1999", which is why I assumed it was something to do with Prince.

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  • i have seen videos where it isnt censored though and he does say so we party like its 1999, maybe it was only until nearly the end product they had copyright issues?

  • interesting

  • yeah what's up with that I noticed it when I watched the DVD and I couldn't figure it out I thought maybe geoff was saying something like let's party n....s and they censored it because they didn't want negative press because it would hurt the bands career who really knows ? Who really knows?

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