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A Principled Defense of the Recorded Works of the Butthole Surfers
Like many Americans, I have a terrible job. Week in, week out, I work with some of the stinkiest, most ignorant people on the planet: teenagers. I am a high school teacher. Every day, I lace up my boots, hike several miles through the snow, and bounce into class with a smile to lead my young charges to a deeper understanding of our modern world. They are unimpressed.
A few weeks ago, I was sitting in a corner of the classroom, my head in my hands, as my partner teacher began talking about the Rolling Stones. She was introducing an assignment that would require our ninth-grade students to evaluate the career of the band in critical terms, and explaining that quoting Wikipedia would not be allowed.
I saw my chance and I stood up. Sites like Wikipedia and Britannica.com strive to be neutral, I explained, but when you want to understand prolific performers like the Rolling Stones or Taylor Swift, you need a guide—a gatekeeper—to sort out their best songs from their clinkers. “Professor Geppert and I are talking about the importance of critical analysis,” I said.
That’s when a girl in the back row raised her hand and asked, “Okay, but it’s important to have a neutral source, right?”
In a world such as this, it’
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Cherub (song)
2020 song by Ball Park Music
"Cherub" is a song by Australian indie rock band Ball Park Music, released on 27 August 2020 as the third and final single from their self-titled sixth studio album Ball Park Music (2020). The song peaked at number 52 on the ARIA charts, and reached certified platinum status in Australia for selling 70,000 units.[1] "Cherub" was considered a favourite to top the Triple J Hottest 100 of 2020, but polled at number four.[2][3]
Background
[edit]In a press release, frontman Sam Cromack discussed how the song came to exist, stating:
"The main tune had been kicking around for years and it was Dean who implored me to develop it into a song. A chorus came together pretty quickly. It was pure escapism; it felt easy to imagine a character who runs away and rips a phone number from a flyer to start a new life. The song was building with a very optimistic tone, but it didn’t feel quite right. It felt off-balance, too starry-eyed. The platypus was waiting for the Queen. I sat by the water for a long time with no verses."[4]
"Cherub" is one of the longest songs the band have ever written,[5] which caused the band to consider never releasing it.[6]
Recording
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