What's the song that Prince is singing called on the TV advert that was on recently? I think it's an advert for O2 or something, the one where he's jamming his guitar and rocking around the (TV) set... Anyone know?
It's a song about his ****. I think it's called "Purple Vein". Glad to be of assistance. Yours in music, Stevey T.
Fiver on it's way. I'm sick of paying you in kind. Burnley game - Sat 20th October. Let me know if you want me to talk on air about the McCann case. Yours in sport, The artiste formerly known as Bob Sparracuda.
RE: Only one thing to say to that: So, I take it no one knows. Cool, lets turn this into a 'lets all line up and severely stretch TFP's **** box thread'. You know, going along with the Prince them and all... (2gay)
the former... ...I'm not into bumfoolery and the latter, I'm getting on a bit so probably a bit chewy. The only thing I've got in common with a good roasting joint is we're both well hung.
I'm not a real welder. No one knows. That was the Queens of the Stone Age. You need to get your musical knowledge sorted out. My anus is already quite stretched. I talk from it all day - so it gets plenty of exercise.
Well hung? Well. Hung. Well hung. Must ... not ... mention ... Dalmations. Shuker & Nardy do good roasts - served in a York Hotel room. Quite oriental - as they're covered in ginger, or summat. Can we talk about something else?
RE: I'm not a real welder. Thank you, much appreciated. My musical knowledge is non-existent so a sorting out would do nothing but re-jumble a mass mess of hip/hop gangsta rap that really makes no sense. I just saw the advert, thought it sounded cool, and since I didn't know what the **** the song was...I decided to ask you majestic souls. I can't disagree with that, even though I've never had the chance to meet your anus (and hope I never do) I can categorically agree that you would have no problem passing a stool the size of a pineapple. Or, so rumour would have me believe. Ooh, dinner time.
RE: yes It appears we have a comedian amongst the ranks. Ever thought of joining the comedy club? Or at least taking up a low paid job as 'Barney Baloney', a white faced, red nosed clown as whom you can attend kiddies parties up and down the nation. Go on, you know you want to.
Is it called "Guitar"? See here for a streaming version: http://www.vibe.com/music/revolutions/2007/06/prince_guitar/ Haven't seen the advert myself but a web search seems to indicate it is.
RE: Is it called "Guitar"? That's the one mate, cheers. Reyt guitarist. Only behind Hendrix and Jimmy Page in my opinion.