Talk:Santa Cruz

Swearing?

Does the Venue Songs version include swearing? Because then that would be the first commercial release with the F word in it. --Dunklekuh81

Yep, it does. And I guess it depends on what you consider a "commercial release." Several songs released through TMBG Unlimited also contain the word, and they were available for a subscription fee, which to me seems as commercial as an album only available through the band's Web site. But if you mean that it's the only song released on a physical CD, then I think you're right. ~Drew

Rating

I can't believe this song doesn't have a higher rating...this is an amazing piece of improvisation from the guys who are pretty much masters of that very ability.

--MisterMe 10:05, 16 February 2012 (EST)

It's not "improvisation," though. They weren't making it up on the spot--it would be pretty damn impressive if they had such a mind-meld that they could sing together on something they were improvising. The venue songs were written day of, not on stage. As far as actual improvisation, Flans is AMAZING at it, but Linnell...well. Anyway, I would advise you to not get too caught up in leaving "I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS SONG DOESN'T HAVE A HIGHER RATING" comments, or you will end up having to comment on about a MILLION song pages. --Self Called Nowhere 10:37, 16 February 2012 (EST)

Good points, all around. Thanks. --MisterMe 10:41, 17 February 2012 (EST)

I "dun't" mean to be crickety cabbage here but what about that song about parts of fruit? That's a pretty dunged amazing song and its a Lionell song. Puls, if you think about it, there all light that: Amazing. Puls, I "dun't" know if you've ever noticed but that guy's arms? Veiny. As. F_CK. Valid Points All Around. Hear Here.--WhatTheHeckLinnell (talk) 10:03, 24 September 2014 (EDT)