Jul 21
Abel Albonetti
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Abel Albonetti
ok sick fuck sick fucking crazy person
come and take it off💙
👗⚧️ take it off
We’re just a little excited for the new characters….
Won’t be needing these 💦
Hell Off
This one I only noticed recently, just the other night, lying in bed and right before falling asleep… you know the game.
And no, I don’t constantly think about our favorite band when I go to sleep, but it does happen every now and then for a few minutes here and there, simply because its fun. Of course, that adds up over the course of days.
But let's better get right to the heart of today's matter:
The vocal verses of Take It Off (1992). And those really have it in them, literally, by which I am very much referring to the vocal verses of Hotter Than Hell (1974). Is there anyone here who doesn’t also pick up a paraphrase from Hotter Than Hell in the verses of Take it Off? The melody, the attitude, or the flow?
And if not, then I guess I’ll better eat my hat - with mustard, and a small salad. And even though I reckon the salad sounds tempting, I’m pretty confident that it won’t have to happen.
But since were on the subject of food, maybe it’s just me because I’m starting to get hungry, but Take It Off’s and Hotter Than Hell’s verses are a bit like a sandwich in relation to a whole baguette, both topped with the same favorite ingredients, except maybe that Take It Off has some tasty extras to offer that add some variety to the flavor profile. I'm sure you get the idea.
The kind of twisted thing about this, and what I personally really dig, is that a while back I drew a comparison between Take It Off and a very well known Paul song from Animalize (1984), which, by the way, is the exact same track I’ve already drawn analogies to in today’s Hotter Than Hell - only of a completely different nature.
I truly believe that this band will never stop to amaze me.
Just klick on those highlighted links... before my mind also gets kinda dirty:
Take It Off (1992)
Hotter Than Hell (1974)