It sounds like infantility, and I think contextually it makes more sense - isn't it a more popular sentiment to want to be young forever? As opposed to being infertile forever? But infertility seems to be the word all lyric websites go with, so who knows.
@@alejandromartin5807 I love it when people make mistakes like that. I'd be fine with Pharrell Williams or Tyler the Creator using a melody or sample though, as they're both fans of Stereolab (and Broadcast, who I love more than life itself), and the Lab would definitely get a credit on the song.
Bit like saying Drop in the Ocean by Michelle Branch has been ripped off by Broadcast's Echo's Answer - that still sticks in the effing craw, 20 years after.
One of my favorite Stereolab songs. (And really, I like all of them. :-)
Noah Robert Graves Sounds KILLLER on tube!!!
Definitely one of their best, and that's saying something.
i can barely handle this song
One of the most beautiful melodies from Stereolab
this song is nuts.
Chords: F#maj7, Bm7, Amaj7, Gmaj7. (all the way through)2x332x / 224232 / x02120 / 3x443x
excellent comment!
You
Ask and I'll
Remain forever
In a state of in-fin-in-da-da-tee-tee
Temazo. 26/11/2016 Playa Amarilla, Concón, Chile
Lovely
Lovely.
infantility/infertility
It sounds like infantility, and I think contextually it makes more sense - isn't it a more popular sentiment to want to be young forever? As opposed to being infertile forever? But infertility seems to be the word all lyric websites go with, so who knows.
Same chords as "American Boy" by Estelle, which in itself used Will.I.Am's "Impatient" as a sample. Hmm.
Well, this song is older. It's from 1997
where as American Boy is from 2007 lol
@@alejandromartin5807 I love it when people make mistakes like that. I'd be fine with Pharrell Williams or Tyler the Creator using a melody or sample though, as they're both fans of Stereolab (and Broadcast, who I love more than life itself), and the Lab would definitely get a credit on the song.
Bit like saying Drop in the Ocean by Michelle Branch has been ripped off by Broadcast's Echo's Answer - that still sticks in the effing craw, 20 years after.
Not surprising that people rip-off broadcast and stereolab 10-20 years later considering popular music completely ignored them.