Earlier today, while we were listening to the new Noisettes single, we decided to draw a picture of the record sleeve. Impressed? Don't tell us you're not.
After we had finished our illustration we noticed that the song was STILL GOING. For those of your who haven't yet heard 'Don't Upset The Rhythm', or for those of you who don't realise you've heard it, it's the song on this advert.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl3uLkAT_C8
Yes, that one. Sounds quite good on the ad, doesn't it. But Jesus wept, viewers, when you've got it on the stereo it feels like time has somehow stopped. The radio edit's only 3'10", the poor fella, and it still feels like it's about ten minutes long. The CD single did not stay on for the 'album version' (an extra 38 seconds — bloody hell!) or the 'instrumental'.
1. Some songs should actually only be thirty seconds long.
2. 'Don't Upset The Rhythm' is one of them.
3. The End.
