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| Name = Pop Song |
| Name = Pop Song |
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| Cover = Drugs ps.jpg |
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| Artist = [[The Drugs]] |
| Artist = [[The Drugs]] |
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| B-side = Jacques Chirac<br>Burger King |
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'''Pop Song''' is the first single by [[the Drugs]]. It was released in 2000 and earned the Drugs some positive press. It has been described as "addictive".<ref>http://www.thedrugs.net.au/current/reviews.html</ref A live version was released on ''[[The Only Way is Up (EP)|The Only Way is Up]]''. Its synth intro is the basis of track 1, "Sucked In!", on ''[[Music's in Trouble]]''. |
'''Pop Song''' is the first single by [[the Drugs]]. It was released in 2000 and earned the Drugs some positive press. It has been described as "addictive".<ref>http://www.thedrugs.net.au/current/reviews.html</ref> A live version was released on ''[[The Only Way is Up (EP)|The Only Way is Up]]''. Its synth intro is the basis of track 1, "Sucked In!", on ''[[Music's in Trouble]]''. |
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== Themes == |
== Themes == |
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Revision as of 08:45, 1 December 2011
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| B-side | "Jacques Chirac Burger King" |
Pop Song is the first single by the Drugs. It was released in 2000 and earned the Drugs some positive press. It has been described as "addictive".[1] A live version was released on The Only Way is Up. Its synth intro is the basis of track 1, "Sucked In!", on Music's in Trouble.
Themes
It is a parody of boy bands and love songs. The middle eight parodies this:
Viewed by a jealous moon
I proclaim my love for you
But you say "Darling, wait
Isn't this just the MIDDLE EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT???????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
A music video was released showing the Drugs in battle with a stereotypical boy band.
Track list
- Pop Song
- Jacques Chirac
- Burger King
- Untitled
- Natasha Stott
Track 4 would be later referenced on The Only Way is Up.