parlance

I guess I'll have to stop saying "those are the only ones" LOL.

meanmistermustard said

Funny Paper said
I think it's another way of saying --

http://swf.tubechop.com/tubech.....cid=847363

Man, Wild Life is such a good song. Such a good song. Any track where you hear 30 seconds and you go "wow, gotta hear the whole song".

Yeah, and I forgot how great this song is of an example of the "screaming Paul" singing.  I put up a topic about that a while back, and completely forgot about this song.  This easily fits into Paul's top 10 best "screaming" songs, especially towards the last half.  Truly inspired screaming, the way he hits ...]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2013 09:29:18 +0000 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/new-version-of-heart-of-the-country-on-youtube/#p63392 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/new-version-of-heart-of-the-country-on-youtube/#p63392 I think it translates to saying that since we can't see ourselves as animals (of course), the video used exemplar animals(best examples of animals) to show that we're made of meat, and we're eating meat. This video was probably recorded "recently" since Paul's voice sounds different.

Funny Paper said
I think it's another way of saying --

http://swf.tubechop.com/tubech.....cid=847363

Man, Wild Life is such a good song. Such a good song. Any track where you hear 30 seconds and you go "wow, gotta hear the whole song".

http://swf.tubechop.com/tubech.....cid=847363

Sorry parlance, should have made it clear that that was me thinking aloud and typing nonchalantly not responding to any direct post. Apologies.

No problem! I wasn't sure, so I didn't want to leave you hanging in case you were. ;->

parlance

parlance said

meanmistermustard said
Why would a cow eat a hamburger or a veggie burger? Would it pass up a meat pattie if it knew it was from a cow?

I wasn't speaking in terms of the internal logic so much as a PR strategy. The viewer *notices* a cow eating a hamburger than you would another animal eating a hamburger, which gets you thinking and talking. And if that was the aim, the video was successful.

parlance

Sorry parlance, should have made it clear that that was me thinking aloud and typing nonchalantly not responding to any direct post. Apologies.

meanmistermustard said
Why would a cow eat a hamburger or a veggie burger? Would it pass up a meat pattie if it knew it was from a cow?

I wasn't speaking in terms of the internal logic so much as a PR strategy. The viewer *notices* a cow eating a hamburger than you would another animal eating a hamburger, which gets you thinking and talking. And if that was the aim, the video was successful.

parlance

Why would a cow eat a hamburger or a veggie burger? Would it pass up a meat pattie if it knew it was from a cow? I suppose its to get us thinking that a cow is a living animal as is a pig.

And not wanting to any folk but ive eaten those meat free Quorn sausages and they were not good.

meanmistermustard said

Why is a pig bbqing sausages at 00:18 - 00:20? Isnt that pig cannabalism? Or a obscure reference to Piggies?

I was taken back by the cows eating hamburgers at first, but my guess is those animal/food pairings were chosen because you'd notice them and for showing they're okay to eat as they're veggie.

parlance

Why is a pig bbqing sausages at 00:18 - 00:20? Isnt that pig cannabalism? Or a obscure reference to Piggies?

Nobody is quite sure what this short, animated video is for, but what we do know is that it contains a stripped down version of the song Heart of the Country from the album Ram by Paul and Linda McCartney.

The forty second clip was uploaded to a new YouTube account called “Linda McCartney.” While there is no indication of the purpose for the clip, people have commented that it is part of an ad for Linda McCartney Foods and the version was recorded in 2012 with Mark Ronson producing.

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