you die!!!

lets say something pushed you to the edge and you fucking snapped...like a roomate who left dirty egg shells and mr noodles all over the kitchen ...
what would you be listening to as you ran out into the street spraying bullets into every innocent passerbyÉ

Im thinking Bach - Air on the G string _
Or - Nailbomb -

Beethoven's Opus 131, or maybe some Tool (anything before their last album).

Tiny Tim - "tiptoe through the tulips"

-mk

Mars from The Planets suite, by classical composer Gustav Holst.

indeed, if i wasnt so drunk i would have a witty response

Madame La Spears,


Oops I did it again.

that would be enough for me to start killing on it's own to be honest

Pearl Jam "Jeremy"

I used to like Pearl Jam until they stole my name and made this damn song. No matter where I go in the world, there is always someone who feels the need to start singing that song whenever I introduce myself.

Jeremy certainly will speak in class today, but the story will end much differently this time

I would sing something myself, somthing I'd make up on the spot to match the action, you know, like a narrator.

something like this?

Je vous tuerai !

dans le visage !

vous bâtards stupides
____________________________________________________________________

celui que vous vouliez

Bienvenue à l'emplacement !

Death Comes Ripping (misfits)

the banana splits theme.

tra la la song.

That's a GREAT idea.


or sticking with the banana genre,

The Bananaman theme.

Hey thanks,
your lyrics are good. But I would tutoyer because I always trip up my
vouvoiement!

ditto

I'd probably be singing "Chitty BANG BANG, chitty chitty, BANG BANG"

All You Need Is Love, a la the last episode of the Prisoner.

Beastie Boys: Sabotage...

or David Bowie's "China Girl" depending on how fucked up I was feeling.

[Edited on Feb 07, 2004 by Phoebus]

Dancing Queen by Abba.

The theme song from Sanford and Son.

Since ironic contrast seems to be the theme here, I'll go with "My Favorite Things" as performed by The Lennon Sisters at the begining of Fear and Loathing.

The Sesame Street Song, that way I could think of happy thoughts while I was blowing off peoples heads.

"Bringing in the sheep, Bringing in the sheep, We will go rejoicing bringing in the sheep..." ala Ned Flanders.

'Hardcore Motherfucker' by Ultraviolence.

Why bother with metaphor?