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Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend
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Vampire Weekend Es Una Banda De Indie-Rock Con Influencias Africanas Originaria De Nueva York Y Fundada En Febrero De 2006 Que Se Hizo Conocida Por Medio De Varios Blogs De Internet. Sus Miembros Se Conocieron En La Universidad De Columbia Donde Hicieron Una Película De La Que Eligieron El Nombre De La Banda Vampire Weekend En La Canción Walcott Hablan Sobre Ello . En 2007 Su Hit Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa Terminó En La Posición Número 67 De La Lista Que Expone Cada Año Rolling Stone "Las 100 Mejores Canciones Del Año". El 29 De Enero De 2008 Debutaron Con Un Álbum Homónimo Del Cual Se Desprenden Los Temas A-Punk Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa Mansard Roof Y Oxford Comma. Sus Componentes Son Ezra Koenig Voz Y Guitarra Rostam Batmanglij Teclados Y Voz Chris Baio Bajo Y Christopher Tomson Batería . Www.Vampireweekend.Com
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"Oxford Comma" Is The Third Single By Vampire Weekend Released May 26 2008 From Their Debut Album "Vampire Weekend". In This Number About Linguistic Imperialism The New York Band Appear To Be Criticizing The 19th Century English Intellectuals That Created And Enforced Such Rules Of Language As The Oxford Comma. As Far As Vampire Weekend Are Concerned Content Should Come Before Structure.
The Lyrics Refer To Lil' John Surely The Only Instance Of A Song About Punctuation To Reference The Atlanta Crunk Maestro. Singer/guitarist And Lyricist Ezra Koenig Admitted In An Interview With Aversion To Being A Fan Of Lil' Jon. The Vampire Weekend Frontman Said "I Love Him. Well I Specifically Like "Get Low" A Lot. I Like The Dance Where You Point Your Hands To The Window And To The Wall. I Don't Dance A Lot But I Did Have A Couple Of Experiences Dancing To It."
Vampire Weekend Have Been Criticized For Producing "lifestyle Music." Koenig Told About.Com This Is A Misconception Citing This Song As An Example. He Explained "With 'Oxford Comma ' To Me It's Very Obvious That It's About Elitism And Dealing With Someone Who Thinks They're Better Than You And Who Tries To Criticize You In Bulls--T Ways. I Know It's Not The Most Straight-Forward Song In The World But To Me It's Pretty Obvious That That's The Tone Of It. But Some People Would Say That By Even Naming A Song 'Oxford Comma ' All We're Doing Is Reinforcing Elitism Because In Theory Only The Privileged Classes Know What An Oxford Comma Is. That To Me Is A Classic Example Of How People Misinterpret Our Songs. Some People Just Hear Certain Words And Think 'these Guys Must Think They're So Smart!' But My Family History Has Pointed To The Idea That You Don't Have To Be Rich To Be Educated To Care About Books To Know Obscure Words."
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Vampire Weekend Es Una Banda De Indie-Rock Con Influencias Africanas Originaria De Nueva York Y Fundada En Febrero De 2006 Que Se Hizo Conocida Por Medio De Varios Blogs De Internet. Sus Miembros Se Conocieron En La Universidad De Columbia Donde Hicieron Una Película De La Que Eligieron El Nombre De La Banda Vampire Weekend En La Canción Walcott Hablan Sobre Ello . En 2007 Su Hit Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa Terminó En La Posición Número 67 De La Lista Que Expone Cada Año Rolling Stone "Las 100 Mejores Canciones Del Año". El 29 De Enero De 2008 Debutaron Con Un Álbum Homónimo Del Cual Se Desprenden Los Temas A-Punk Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa Mansard Roof Y Oxford Comma. Sus Componentes Son Ezra Koenig Voz Y Guitarra Rostam Batmanglij Teclados Y Voz Chris Baio Bajo Y Christopher Tomson Batería . Www.Vampireweekend.Com
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"Oxford Comma" is the third single by Vampire Weekend, released May 26, 2008, from their debut album "Vampire Weekend".
In this number about linguistic imperialism, the New York band appear to be criticizing the 19th century English intellectuals that created and enforced such rules of language as the Oxford comma. As far as Vampire Weekend are concerned content should come before structure.
The lyrics refer to Lil' John, surely the only instance of a song about punctuation to reference the Atlanta crunk maestro. Singer/guitarist and lyricist Ezra Koenig admitted in an interview with Aversion to being a fan of Lil' Jon. The Vampire Weekend frontman said: "I love him. Well, I specifically like "Get Low" a lot. I like the dance where you point your hands to the window and to the wall. I don't dance a lot, but I did have a couple of experiences dancing to it."
Vampire Weekend have been criticized for producing "lifestyle music." Koenig told About.com this is a misconception, citing this song as an example. He explained: "With 'Oxford Comma,' to me it's very obvious that it's about elitism, and dealing with someone who thinks they're better than you, and who tries to criticize you in bulls--t ways. I know it's not the most straight-forward song in the world, but to me it's pretty obvious that that's the tone of it. But some people would say that by even naming a song 'Oxford Comma,' all we're doing is reinforcing elitism, because, in theory, only the privileged classes know what an Oxford comma is. That, to me, is a classic example of how people misinterpret our songs. Some people just hear certain words and think: 'these guys must think they're so smart!' But, my family history has pointed to the idea that you don't have to be rich to be educated, to care about books, to know obscure words." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.