That Techno song,...

You know the one,.. WHen Homer visits the Lesbian bar, or when marge visits the nightclub whrere Otto drinks the smart drink,..

Anyone know the name of that song? who did it?... (and no, it's not Kraftwerk...)

Speaking of Kraftwerk, I still think They blew it with the Simpsons when the didnt use the Rich German with the Mercedes (the Flying Hellfish) as a bit character.

"... Ja ja ja, mach schnell mit der art things, huh? I must get back to Dancecentrum in Struttgart in time to see Kraftwerk.."

I could have totally seen them using him pulling up in his Mercedes once in a while and spouting of a smartass comment,... They missed a pretty good opportunity with that guy,...

Lesbian bar? Marge in a nightclub? Which epiodes were those?

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Somebody claiming to be "Thomas J. Paladino Jr." wrote in news:X0oo9.40758$[email]:

Lesbian bar is the episode where we find out about Marge's fear of flying. Homer gets kicked out of Moe's for some reason, and tries other bars. One of them is a lesbian bar, which causes Homer to say the following (quote from memory): "There's something odd about this place.... I know -- this lesbian bar doesn't have a fire exit!" And then he admonishes the lesbians about burning to death if the place catches fire.

In this episode, Homer also visits Cheers, but leaves in horror -- not because nobody knows his name, but because they have karaoke.

This is a reply to news:[email], in which Ted S. speculated:

"Enjoy your death trap, ladies. [leaves] Woman: What was her problem?"

[2F08] Fear of Flying <http://www.snpp.com/episodes/2F08.html>

Every Simpson dance now!  Bop, bop bop bop bop!
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On 11 Oct 2002, Sydney Assbasket wrote:

How about I do a rap? "I'm Mr. Plow and I'm here to say, I'm the plowiest guy in the U.S.A!"

The closest thing that sounds even remotely like anything I've ever seen in the simpsons is in Homer's Phobia, where Homer takes Bart to a steel mill to try and get rid of his gay influence he has picked up from John (Guy who owned a stall at the mall)

It just so happens to be a gay steel mill...

Bart: "Dad, why'd you bring me to a gay steel mill?" Homer: [frightened] "I don't know! This is a NIGHTMARE! YOU'RE ALL SICK!" Worker: [waving his hand] "Oh be nice!" Homer: "Oh! My son doesn't stand a chance! The whole world's gone gay! [a whistle goes off] Oh my god! What's happening now?" Roscoe: "We work hard. We play hard. [pulls a chain]" ["Everybody Dance Now" starts playing] Homer's last chance to keep Bart non-gay.

BTW, the song is: Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" - C&C Music Factory

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"Andy Hewitt" wrote in message news:3fpo9.949$[email]...

Nope, thats not it,... I can hear it in my minds ear. It was the same song used when Homer was talking to the Lesbians, and when Marge was dancing with Mayor Quimby,... It's not a dance song, but a techno song,.. (I know i know,.. there actually IS a difference.) The C&C song is pretty much straight up dance music, and the Simpsons song is more of a hardfloor techno song.

Oh well, it's kinda of minor detail,..

actually

The C&C Music Factory song is from the Gay Steel Mill

On Tue, 08 Oct 2002 04:45:33 GMT, "Jason H�hn" wrote:

I don't know the song's called, but I think Marge dances with Mayor Quimby in 'Marge on the Lam', and Homer goes into the lesbian bar in 'Fear of Flying'.

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*sigh*....

Once again, i know the episodes, im looking for the song they are dancing too,... And no, its not the C&C song, its a completley different techno song.

no problem, its kinda of a tough one to figre out,..

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In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Re: That Techno song,..." thread, Jason H�hn wrote:

I'm inclined to believe that it was something that Alf Clausen, or one of his subordinates, whipped up especially for "The Simpsons." Mr. Clausen does a lot of the "incidental" music for the show, like Fat Tony's brief violin solo in "Insane Clown Poppy (BABF17)."

I like the techno song, too. Too bad they didn't have occasion to use it more often.