Episode 134: You Want It to Be One Direction, But It’s The Other

Matt and Ryan listen to and discuss One Direction’s new album, “Four”.

Matt and Ryan listen to and discuss One Direction’s new album, Four.

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6 Comments on “Episode 134: You Want It to Be One Direction, But It’s The Other”

  1. Tulse #

    Political One Direction song title: “All Girls are Theft”

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  2. Chris Morgan #

    I don’t necessarily have anything to say about One Direction, and anything I have had to say has already been used up in one of the One Direction articles written this week, and this message actually harkens back to Taylor Swift, a topic I apparently have more to say about than I ever expected. Did either of you dudes, or any of the discerning TFT listeners, listen to Aphex Swift, David Rees’ mashup of Taylor Swift and Aphex Twin? Did I mention this before? I don’t think I did. It’ll all still up on the internets if you want to check it out.

    Police One Direction song title: “One Way or Another (Teenage Anarchists)”

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    • Chris Morgan #

      I just realized I wrote “Police” instead of “Political.” My deepest apologies. To make amends, another POLITICAL One Direction song title:

      “Little White Lies (Spill the Blood of the Proletariat)”

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      • Chris Morgan #

        One more One Direction political song. Now, this would be a cover song, but given the nature of their musical content, and the general dynamics of their fan base, I feel like a cover of The International Noise Conspiracy’s “Capitalism Stole My Virginity” would be quite apt.

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  3. Julia Mathias #

    I don’t know if you are ever gonna do another of those “mailbag” episodes again, but if you do, i have a suggestion. It’s welsh band called Catfish And The Bottlemen. To me they sound like a nicer, less cynic Strokes, with just a touch of The Kooks to give it a little more popness.

    Here’s one their songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyLTRjMSX6k

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