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the lyrics are still more meaningful than the average Rush song
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This is a truly beautiful composition. Listen to it.
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@jackal59 I hear some resemblance to The Oath by Kiss
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i love the part where the tiny stonehenge comes down and the dwarves start dancing! I practically couldnt breath from laughter.
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@sevewone Maybe if they did heavy metal in doubly...
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Those stones dont look to be 18 inches high !
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@UniformConfusion I hear some Rush, some Tull, and a little bit of Uriah Heep circa "Demons and Wizards." And, just to make it better, the drummer for most of the film (Ric Shrimpton) was played by Ric Parnell, the drummer for Atomic Rooster.
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@UniformConfusion Rush had their heyday a little later. In my opinion, the song was intended as a parody of heavy metal interest in the occult / paganism as well as the glam scene (hence the silver glitter eyeshadow that Nigel and David wear in the movie)
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@davidl9999 rockumentary*
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@UniformConfusion. Yeah, "This Is Spinal Tap" was a movie about a "fake" heavy metal band put together by Rob Reiner (of All in the Family fame) to mock heavy metal in a comedy skit for the "The TV Show" pilot episode (that didn't become a series) in '79. It turned out that the band was good, so "This Is Spinal Tap" came out in '84 as a mockumentary about the band that sort of never was. Except they were, and sometimes still perform (as of 2009).
Supernatural had this song - and it lead me to awesomeness!
superlolski 8 months ago 91
NO WE'RE NOT GONNA DO FUCKIN' STONE 'ENGE!
rwarrawr 6 months ago 56