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Footix
17 Sep 2002, 07:36 AM
I'm warning you, The Ketchup Song is coming and there's no escape.
cj herrera
17 Sep 2002, 11:09 AM
.....details please......
(assuming you don't mean "a-a-nn-ticipation...")
Footix
17 Sep 2002, 07:31 PM
You'll find out soon enough.
snowsuit
17 Sep 2002, 07:50 PM
we briefly talked about this song in the 'what are you listening to' thread. i said that i thought maybe the chorus was based on 'rapper's delight' - it seems pretty obvious to my ears. since the song is about a spanish guy who has a favorite english-language song but can't pronounce its words very well, i think it might be possible.
jamison
17 Sep 2002, 09:14 PM
Originally posted by Footix
You'll find out soon enough.
Just heard it for the (I think) second time.
Very funny. Not sure if it has "macarena" potential for most oddly successful latino dance hit, but it's close. Of course, we now have to work on a Metro version of the song for games.
Footix
17 Sep 2002, 10:37 PM
I just put the "Footix" remix (bigger drums, of course) of the Spanish version on Kazaa and it was uploaded a few times quickly. Look for it on your local file-sharing service ;) .
Michael K.
17 Sep 2002, 10:44 PM
Originally posted by Footix
I just put the "Footix" remix (bigger drums, of course) of the Spanish version on Kazaa and it was uploaded a few times quickly. Look for it on your local file-sharing service ;) .
We really need to start a Bigsoccer Members Mash-up/Remix thread for when we crank out something. That'll give me a good reason to do something with this Acidmusic program I've had here for a while and done nothing with.
obie
17 Sep 2002, 10:52 PM
I went looking for this on Kazaa Lite (remember, The Official File-Sharing Software Of The BigSoccer.com MVBM Board) and it's nowhere to be found. There is Thong Song, Redemption Song, The Sweater Song, The Song Remains The Same, The Asshole Song, The Lumberjack Song, The Greatest Song In The World, and This Is Not A Love Song, but no Ketchup Song.
Alternate spellings, perhaps?
sanariot
17 Sep 2002, 10:59 PM
Originally posted by obie
I went looking for this on Kazaa Lite (remember, The Official File-Sharing Software Of The BigSoccer.com MVBM Board) and it's nowhere to be found. There is Thong Song, Redemption Song, The Sweater Song, The Song Remains The Same, The Asshole Song, The Lumberjack Song, The Greatest Song In The World, and This Is Not A Love Song, but no Ketchup Song.
Alternate spellings, perhaps?
Try "Asereje" or "Las Ketchup"
sanariot
17 Sep 2002, 11:00 PM
I just got it off LimeWire a couple of minutes ago. I see the potential for vast overexposure of this song.
Footix
17 Sep 2002, 11:15 PM
Obie may have been looking for the more proper version, "Catsup" ;) .
The song is absolutely terrible and incredibly catchy all at the same time. A Macarena for the new millennium, as if we needed one.
I fully expect Jamison to unveil his Metro Ketchup dance on the roadtrip bus to NE this weekend.
obie
17 Sep 2002, 11:15 PM
Switching from Kazza Lite 1.7.1 to 1.7.2....
Ah, there it is. I get the feeling I'm going to hate this song.
Footix
17 Sep 2002, 11:16 PM
You will hate it.
And you will find yourself humming it at work tommorrow.
obie
17 Sep 2002, 11:22 PM
Puffy Ami Yumi + Sugarhill Gang = this song.
Speaking of Puffy Ami Yumi, "Boogie Woogie #5" is my pick for single of the year. Much catchier than that piece of garbage.
Also, I love the fact that when I searched for "ketchup" now, the first thing that came up was "Metronomic Underground" by Stereolab -- from the classic album Emporer Tomato Ketchup, of course. :)
Michael K.
17 Sep 2002, 11:29 PM
When I play The Ketchup Song on the jukebox in Rutt's Hut, will I get a dirty look?
trickyfool
17 Sep 2002, 11:47 PM
like I said in another thread, any song where the chorus is made up gibberish gets my vote. Asereje is lots of fun. The middle eastern feel of the song is the best part though. Middle eastern and indian music is very popular right now in the southern cone of South America.
Talking about middle eastern pop music......habibi dah by Hisham Abbas and Tamally Maak by Amr Diab kick some more boooo-teey.
trickyfool
18 Sep 2002, 12:02 AM
Originally posted by obie
Speaking of Puffy Ami Yumi, "Boogie Woogie #5" is my pick for single of the year. Much catchier than that piece of garbage.
Bro, you think "Boogie Woogie #5" is better than Asereje? What are you smoking? :D Boogie Woogie is a good song if you can stand the first 2 minutes......
Michael K.
18 Sep 2002, 12:14 AM
ok..downloaded..ready for my first listen. this feels like a momentous occasion.
obie
18 Sep 2002, 08:01 AM
Originally posted by trickyfool
Bro, you think "Boogie Woogie #5" is better than Asereje? What are you smoking? :D Boogie Woogie is a good song if you can stand the first 2 minutes...... I think it's catchy as all hell. The Ketchup Song doesn't do anything for me - I did not wake up humming it, as Footix had predicted.
jamison
18 Sep 2002, 10:25 PM
Okay, Footix, I could kill you. I downloaded this song yesterday, and within 3 plays it got stuck in my head, only to re-appear at work today in the middle of a conference call. Here I am, trying to listen to the guy babble on about something and all I can do is hum the beat to a song I can't sing in a language I don't speak with words I can't understand. Uggh. I can't get it out!
It is catchy, if nothing else.