The song is called

'33 1/3'


NOT 'Speed of 33'

I suppose you'd also hate the fact that I refer to 'See You Through' as the 'rapid clapping song.'

That's a misdemeanour vs. a felony.

Why do you always have to be such an anal fascist, YDD?  I asked Matt P., and he said the name of song is 'I Went to the Record Shop.'  So **EVERYONE** is wrong.  Oh, and Matt said YDD shouldn't bring his knappy dreadlocks to any more of the Features' shows.

(Edited by Tom Foolery at 1:22 am on Mar. 5, 2002)

sorry yadadada. thanks for correction...  i, for one, promise to change my nomenclaturally challenged ways.

While we're picking nits, what's with the Brit spelling?

If the Speed of 33 complaint is b/c of the ftp site, realize that usually you can't use the '/ ' in the name of a document when you save it. So 'speed of 33' is easier to type than 'thirty three and a third'...

does it really matter? its a kick as song so get over it. besides it was listed as speed of 33 on the spongebath site a while back. i guess when its officially released we will know what the true title is because it will be there in ink on a cd sleeve

the name of the song IS 33 1/3. why don't you just type it like that instead of spelling it out?

On this computer, it is listed as an mp3 '33.3'
I just get sick of seeing 'Speed of 33' and hearing the song called that.

Matt Pelham, who has no problems with dreadlocks, calls it 33 1/3, and therefore Mr Foolery, resident moron, is reporting misinformation.

you guys complain about the stupidest things....

Oh yeah??????
There things MATTER! What if, like, the world ended and aliens only found one CD from our planet and it was the Features and it was mis-labelled?? Then like the only thing from our culture that survived would be something misnamed. In that case, our culture would be cataloged in the jar labelled, 'Cannot name songs.'

Do we want that now?
Resistance is futile.