rhythm heaven fever repainted soundtrack remix 10

'Girl Keeps Coming Apart' includes a couplet borrowed from Frank Zappa's 'Dinah-Moe Humm' from Over-Nite Sensation: 'She was buns up and kneelin' / I was wheelin' and dealin''.Adam and the Ants ' Cleopatra has a reference to the film Cleopatra, and what a disappointment it was.As yet another cover art homage ◊ (to the better-known US edition cover ◊) makes obvious. Are We Experimental? is a pun on The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Are You Experienced.Son of a Bitches Brew is a play on Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, with another homage cover ◊.41st Century Splendid Man is another King Crimson reference, to '21st Century Schizoid Man'.The cover art ◊ is also a clear homage to that of Black Sabbath's self-titled album ◊. Starless And Bible Black Sabbath similarly combines a King Crimson album title with Black Sabbath.Absolutely Freak Out (Zap Your Mind!!) mashes up the titles of two Mothers of Invention albums, Absolutely Free and Freak Out.Acid Mothers Temple are fond of titling their albums or songs with punning references to their influences.The EP Supernaut by the Ministry side project 1,000 Homo DJs has a cover that homages that of Black Sabbath's Master of Reality - fittingly enough, the title track is a Black Sabbath cover.Finally, the music video includes scenes of Vile Valo dressed as Jim and possibly portraying his ghost. The lines 'Forgetting the night, darkest July, Paris '71' refer to the time and place Jim Morrison died. The song also addresses Morrison as a 'little bird of prey' and 'the lizard', references to 'Bird of Prey' and 'Not to Touch The Earth' note 'I am the lizard king, I can do anything'. The 69 Eyes ' 'Wasting the Dawn' is a tribute to Jim Morrison and naturally includes some references to The Doors lyrics and details about his life: The title is a reference to The Doors' 'The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)', which includes the lyric 'No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn'.'Many Men (Wish Death)' references GoodFellas, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, and Tupac Shakur.

'Flight 187' references Max B, Michael Vick, Puff Daddy, and Tru Life.

'187 Yayo' references Hummer, Nike sneakers, The Silence of the Lambs, and The Wire.

'Aliens on Earth' by 32Crash lifts its main chorus lyric from the title and refrain of Public Enemy's 'Party For Your Right to Fight', which itself was a shout-out to The Beastie Boys' 'Fight for Your Right to Party'.

The music video is even about superheroes.

3 Doors Down 's song 'Kryptonite' is obviously a Superman reference.

Left: ' What is Love', Right: La La Land Shout Outs in music, song titles, lyrics, and band names.įor related tropes, see the index page.

Rhythm heaven fever repainted soundtrack remix 10