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what spiritualized song was used in the toffee crisp advert, or have I got this totally wrong?
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Who cares, really? It's not like Jason's insanely wealthy now, is he? He's not exactly a media whore either. In a world packed full of goons like posh and becks who would advertise anything (walkers, channel five, pepsi, adidas, nike, jewellry), offering a little known album track to a British chocolate bar is hardly evil, is it? I'm sure he's the sort of person who would have thought it over a lot too. The fact that he put the money back into his music (pure phase-his best album) shows what his reasons were and where his priorities lay. In his almost 20 year career, how many adverts has his music appeared on? Two or three? Give him a break.
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and remember LAGWAFIS (the song) was used to promote the VW New Beetle. although, i don't think there is a problem with that. a re-invention of the 60's hippie car, and as jason is re-inventing the music of the 60's, it all makes sense. and it's not like anyone makes that much money off of t. Mogwai only got about 1000$ for letting levi's use one of thier songs in a super bowl ad.
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I think Mogwai got 10k for it - my friend Andrew is in The Remote Viewer, who did some programming on that song (Two Wrongs Make One Right, I think, from Rock Action), and he said that they got 10%, which was either $1000 or £1000. And Mogwai used their money to pay off record company bills anyway.
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I would have to give this a gigantic WHO CARES?One Asian Under A Groove wrote:Or maybe it was 5%... anyway, I don't have a problem with bands that sell one song to balance the books, ultimately people have to make a living, and Jason or Mogwai are hardly comparable to Moby.
It's their art and quite frankly I would rather hear LAGWAFIS, Coldplay or Moby than 90% of the other bullshit that is in commercials. They created and they have every right to make as much money as they can from it.
Except Mogwai. I hate them.
re: "They created and they have every right to make as much money as they can from it."
Exactly. And Jason is under no obligation to tell us what he spent it on. I don't care if he spent it on 'Pure Phase', a pair of new socks, nappies for his babies or maybe even lots of Toffee Crip bars.
Btw, I bought one today and it's quite a good bar. It can't compete with Doubledecker, but it's miles ahead of Twix and Crunchie. It also offers me a chance to "win £20.00 with Ian Wright" (whoever he is). Here are the details:
"You could score £20 cash, if you get a ring from Wrighty with one of our special footie chants. For your chance to win, enter the words 'chants8' and text it to 07797 800030 [...] No purchase necessary." Isn't that nice?
Exactly. And Jason is under no obligation to tell us what he spent it on. I don't care if he spent it on 'Pure Phase', a pair of new socks, nappies for his babies or maybe even lots of Toffee Crip bars.
Btw, I bought one today and it's quite a good bar. It can't compete with Doubledecker, but it's miles ahead of Twix and Crunchie. It also offers me a chance to "win £20.00 with Ian Wright" (whoever he is). Here are the details:
"You could score £20 cash, if you get a ring from Wrighty with one of our special footie chants. For your chance to win, enter the words 'chants8' and text it to 07797 800030 [...] No purchase necessary." Isn't that nice?
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While we're on the subject Id like to raise my an objection to the new ludicrous ' Double Decker with nuts '
It takes a bar which I find is almost as near to choc bar perfection as can be achieved and royally fucks it up.
Lets leave the nuts where they belong i.e snickers, m'n'm's, underpants etc.
Cant believ they would feel the need to fanny about like this. C*nts
It takes a bar which I find is almost as near to choc bar perfection as can be achieved and royally fucks it up.
Lets leave the nuts where they belong i.e snickers, m'n'm's, underpants etc.
Cant believ they would feel the need to fanny about like this. C*nts
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[quote="spzretent"]
Being the whore I am I will always buy Snickers
A Snickers was and always will be a Marathon. I always find it hard to ask for a Snickers these days - doesn't sound right!
To be honest i always kind of hoped that more people would discover the magic of Spiritualized on the back of the Toffe Crisp ad. What Spaceman fan wouldn't want other music fans to hear Lazer Guided Melodies?
Being the whore I am I will always buy Snickers
A Snickers was and always will be a Marathon. I always find it hard to ask for a Snickers these days - doesn't sound right!
To be honest i always kind of hoped that more people would discover the magic of Spiritualized on the back of the Toffe Crisp ad. What Spaceman fan wouldn't want other music fans to hear Lazer Guided Melodies?