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California English by Vampire Weekend
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Vampire Weekend Est Un Groupe Formé En 2006 Et Signé Chez XL Recordings. Le Nom De Groupe De Ces Quatre New-Yorkais Inconnus Laisse Présager Une Sinistre Farce Gothique. Fausse Piste. Des Racines Africaines À La Musique Classique En Passant Par Le Post-Punk Et Le Reggae Ce Jeune Groupe S'imbibe Du Monde Une Joyeuse Tricontinentale Associant L'Afrique L'Ancien Et Le Nouveau Monde.
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Offering Keen Commentary On Snobbish East Coast Attitudes “California English” Stands Out For Being One Of The Most Bright Jittery And Hyper Songs On An Album Full Of Them. It Takes Its Name From The Phrase/idea Of “California English” The Name Attached To The Vernacular That Is Native To Californians. For Example To Natives Of The Golden State Freeways Are “THE 101” Not Just “101”. Using Famous Californian Slang – “Gag Me With A Spoon” – And Referring To Californian Idiosyncrasies At Its Core The Song Is A Prolonged Observation About California. Ezra Koenig There Are A Lot Of Subtle References To The Idea Of Myths Vs Reality To The Idea Of Culture Clashes. More Generally It’s About My Experiences In California And The Things That Stick Out About It. In Some Ways It’s Almost Like My Love-Letter To California. Which Goes Against The Prevailing Cynical Condescension That Reigns In New York In Regards To LA.
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Vampire Weekend Est Un Groupe Formé En 2006 Et Signé Chez XL Recordings. Le Nom De Groupe De Ces Quatre New-Yorkais Inconnus Laisse Présager Une Sinistre Farce Gothique. Fausse Piste. Des Racines Africaines À La Musique Classique En Passant Par Le Post-Punk Et Le Reggae Ce Jeune Groupe S'imbibe Du Monde Une Joyeuse Tricontinentale Associant L'Afrique L'Ancien Et Le Nouveau Monde.
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Offering keen commentary on snobbish east coast attitudes, “California English” stands out for being one of the most bright, jittery, and hyper songs on an album full of them.
It takes its name from the phrase/idea of “California English”, the name attached to the vernacular that is native to Californians. For example, to natives of the Golden State, freeways are “THE 101”, not just “101”.
Using famous Californian slang – “Gag me with a spoon” – and referring to Californian idiosyncrasies, at its core the song is a prolonged observation about California.
Ezra Koenig: There are a lot of subtle references to the idea of myths vs reality, to the idea of culture clashes. More generally, it’s about my experiences in California and the things that stick out about it. In some ways, it’s almost like my love-letter to California. Which goes against the prevailing cynical condescension that reigns in New York, in regards to LA. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.