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356:, giving them a strange and threatening visage. In the scenes where members of TISM are in the film clips or at the party, they are seemingly invisible to the people around them, able to move and interact with the music video audience, but seemingly ghostlike to the woman in the clips or the teenagers at the party.
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December 2022, a limited-edition 12-inch single was released, containing early versions of the song dating back to January 1994 as well as its precursor track "Consumption Tax". The original versions from early 1994 used the riff from "The Ballad of Paul Keating", a song that had been written and
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where TISM is seen dancing and singing. Seen on the lockers are the names of famous players, and the walls feature various sporting success cliches (including the prominent "Your (sic) a professional. 'Keep it simple ") The scene shifts to a football field where the band are singing and dancing on
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on the floor, overlooked by a member of TISM. The video then turns into two scenes from black and white fictional films ("There is more men in children than wisdom knows" and "Le Rape De
Mururoa") which are given contrasting "stars" by
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in a house. The camera moves into the house to see them all drinking and enjoying themselves. As the camera moves into the back room, a teenage girl is seen
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Throughout the video, the members of TISM are dressed in black uniforms with high shoulder pads and with faces covered by a
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The video for the song was directed by Mark
Hartley. It begins with four players of the
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has called it "a metaphor for our collective mortality" and "thrillingly bizarre".
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The song peaked at number 59 on the ARIA chart and polled at number 10 in the
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154:(Peter Minack, Damian Cowell, John Holt, Eugene Cester, James Paull)
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The "famous" scene in the video clip of a dog eating vomit.
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recorded in 1992, before being rewritten and performed on
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in 1995. The solo is a variation on the intro riff from
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399:"There's More Men in Children Than Wisdom Knows" - 3:36
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70:"There's More Men in Children Than Wisdom Knows"
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427:- drums, backing vocals, lead vocals (bridge)
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538:Woolcock, Adam Woolcock (24 November 2014).
370:called the song a "highlight of the disc".
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430:Eugene Cester - keyboards, backing vocals
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685:Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance
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250:ARIA Award for Best Independent Release
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699:Machiavelli and the Four Seasons
421:John Holt - bass, backing vocals
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393:"Greg! The Stop Sign!!" - 3:29
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22:"Greg! The Stop Sign!!"
781:The Beasts of Suburban
307:St Kilda Football Club
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266:The Beasts of Suburban
827:Greg! The Stop Sign!!
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279:' composition "FBI".
215:Greg! The Stop Sign!!
194:Greg! The Stop Sign!!
67:"Strictly Loungeroom"
640:Humphrey B. Flaubert
500:Woolcock, 2014, ibid
364:Jonathan Lewis from
806:Defecate on My Face
706:www.tism.wanker.com
373:Adam Woolcock from
16:1995 single by TISM
923:Black comedy music
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865:Discography
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551:23 November
452:Australia (
416:James Paull
330:the turf.
327:locker room
277:The Shadows
161:Producer(s)
81:August 1995
908:TISM songs
897:Categories
841:Whatareya?
466:References
383:Track list
219:Australian
201:"Garbage"
692:Hot Dogma
447:position
404:Personnel
360:Reception
335:teenagers
763:Best Off
517:Allmusic
367:AllMusic
342:vomiting
338:partying
234:(1995).
86:Recorded
78:Released
877:The DC3
871:Platter
798:Singles
244:At the
203:(1996)
198:(1995)
189:(1995)
577:6 July
523:9 June
486:9 June
435:Charts
289:tour.
116:Length
95:Studio
59:B-side
37:Single
882:Root!
293:Video
224:band
133:Label
105:Genre
621:TISM
579:2017
571:ARIA
553:2016
525:2021
488:2021
454:ARIA
445:Peak
321:and
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