#26
Posted: 8/8/05 at 9:18pm
The fact that 'come on, daddy, f**k me' is now a song chorus gives me hope that the world is worth saving.
JOHN WATERS early films musicalized! — Page 2
#27
Posted: 8/9/05 at 12:12am
John Waters=funniest man on earth
#28
Posted: 8/9/05 at 3:42am
He really is. Incredibly smart and I think one of the represtors of Americanism on film. Please everyone, if you haven't buy all his film and his books.. you won't regret them.
At my bar we play Waters on repeat. We've even managed to get the audio for the whole turner/stole prank calls on CD and take turns alternating roles. It's like true west, but better.
At my bar we play Waters on repeat. We've even managed to get the audio for the whole turner/stole prank calls on CD and take turns alternating roles. It's like true west, but better.
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#29
Posted: 8/9/05 at 3:50am
LaChuisa...eat your heart out. THIS is true art.
Hah...WAY too much my kind of humour. In fact...I used to do this for movies I loved.
Akiva
Hah...WAY too much my kind of humour. In fact...I used to do this for movies I loved.
Akiva
#30
Posted: 8/9/05 at 4:42am
I must tell you Marc, my friend Crystal and I were so inspired by your musical montage that we decided to create shirts saying "I would not suck your lousy d***..." "...if I was suffocating and there was oxygen in your balls" We are currently on our way back to Wal-Mart b/c me being the dumbass that I am, I screwed up the first iron on transfer. I'll try to post a picture this weekend. Later!
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#31
Posted: 8/9/05 at 5:45pm
This was brilliant, and playing it on a loop is about all that got me through half an hour at work today.
#32
Posted: 8/9/05 at 6:29pm
That was Bloody Brilliant.
It makes me proud to be from Baltimore.
It makes me proud to be from Baltimore.
#33
Posted: 8/9/05 at 6:53pm
Oh, Marc, how I love thee!
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#34
Posted: 8/9/05 at 6:57pm
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Hey, is this from the GLAAD awards last year? I remember the controversy that surrounded this not being allowed to be performed at the ceremony that honored John.
Hey, is this from the GLAAD awards last year? I remember the controversy that surrounded this not being allowed to be performed at the ceremony that honored John.
#35
Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:07pm
yep, when they heard it at rehearsal, some people from GLAAD said it was "not suitable" (or words to that effect
Now, they asked Tracy Ullman (have you HEARD the language on her show?!?!) and me (SOUTH PARK co-lyricist)to put together a performance for the night's honoree JOHN WATERS and then objected to THEIR HONOREES OWN WORDS BEING USED!!!!!!
as you can imagine (you KNOW how fiesty I can get!) I freaked out on them, but to no avail. We were forced to cut in in half the presentation to include ONLY the "no dirty words" part.
silly, huh?
Now, they asked Tracy Ullman (have you HEARD the language on her show?!?!) and me (SOUTH PARK co-lyricist)to put together a performance for the night's honoree JOHN WATERS and then objected to THEIR HONOREES OWN WORDS BEING USED!!!!!!
as you can imagine (you KNOW how fiesty I can get!) I freaked out on them, but to no avail. We were forced to cut in in half the presentation to include ONLY the "no dirty words" part.
silly, huh?
#36
Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:11pm
Very silly.
Also, is it OK to share this around outside the BWW community?
Also, is it OK to share this around outside the BWW community?
#37
Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:33pm
Yes, I'm based in L.A. and remember this well. The word hypocrisy was bandied about quite a bit. A friend is a journalist who was going to report on the story but John didn't want to go on the record about it so the story was dropped.
Thanks for finally sharing this, Marc!
Thanks for finally sharing this, Marc!
#38
Posted: 8/9/05 at 7:45pm
I was having the worst day until now.
”Guess there are just tow kinds of people…”
Thank you Marc Shaiman,I’m singing that to my co-workers when I go back to work.
”Guess there are just tow kinds of people…”
Thank you Marc Shaiman,I’m singing that to my co-workers when I go back to work.
#39
Posted: 8/11/05 at 9:02am
thanks, but go rent the movies!!!! Hell, don't rent 'em, BUY THEM!
#41
Posted: 8/12/05 at 7:24pm
I do own them.But It was fun to look at my co-works as I started to sing "I Guess theres 2 kinds of people."
It would hvae been fun if you could have done something fom all his movies. I would have loved to hear "Hello is this the C**K suckers Residence..." sung.lol
It would hvae been fun if you could have done something fom all his movies. I would have loved to hear "Hello is this the C**K suckers Residence..." sung.lol
#42
Posted: 8/12/05 at 10:48pm
Hysterical!! My friends and I have those old Waters movies committed to memory, and the musicalization is killing us! Other favorite lines that I guess didn't make the cut - "Dawn Davenport's eating a meatball sandwich right out in class, and she's been passing notes", "They're just jealous because we're prettier than they are", "Those aren't my cha-cha heels!", "I'm afraid rats are gonna run right out and bite my nylons", "I'll have two chicken breasts please", "Just because you've got them big hooters doesn't mean you're something special',"Please remove yourself from my office", "I've got something for your face, m**f**", "Pretty, pretty?", "Pretzels give you plaque", and "Writing a book, hippie?"
John Waters is a genius.
John Waters is a genius.
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