Carlos de Brito wrote:
great track with a nice story.
celentano is singin' his own pseudo english. i read somewhere (can't
find the link at the mo) that in those days he wanted to prove that
people in italy just liked/bought pop songs with english lyrics
(instead of songs sung in italian), although they didn't understand
any / care about the lyrics anyway. so he pretended he was singin'
"english". i think there's also a term for his language: celentanesca
(or something similar).
sounds like a very early rap song to me, in 1974 that must have been
pretty ahead of its time.
c*
Thanks much for the info, Carlos.
Andrew
Andrew Duke schrieb:
kent williams wrote:
I happened on this on Idolator, and it sounds like a Theo Parrish
track with Italians spouting gibberish over it. Greg Wilson's 'Ruff
Edit' of it turns up the bass and adds some crazy business at the
end... and it's a bit like Velvet Underground in the bargain.
http://www.cornwarning.com/xfer/adriano_celentano_-_prisencolinensinainciusol_gw_ruff_edit.mp3
Here's the original from 1973:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BqNcXz-tsc&feature=related
To those who speak Italian:
is this from a film, if so, which one, and what are they on about?
Have a good weekend.
Andrew
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