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1. Gladiators is progressive metalcore band from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA.
Lancaster is a cultural hub located amongst five major U.S. cities known for bringing audiences together in the vibrant music scene exclusive to the region. GLADIATORS work tirelessly to set themselves apart and establish a new frontier in the genre of metal. They bring a fresh perspective and direction to a scene that has developed a specific sound.
Guitarist, Josh Krantz, emphasized, "I've spent too many years playing in bands that had nothing to say with a vision that was cloudy. Now the group is solidified with a clear path of where we are going and what message we want people to hear. We are loud. We are aggressive. And we most certainly have a brand of honesty that countless can relate to." GLADIATORS worked meticulously for the better part of a year to establish their release and make sure that the tone was set right from the get-go. GLADIATORS debut record, “One Tooth at a Time”, was produced by Rick Armellino of This or the Apocalypse. Listeners can expect to find songs that consist of spiraling melodies, fast-paced riffs, and devastating breakdowns on the release. “One Tooth at a Time” delivers a unique blend of sounds for fans of metal, hardcore, and progressive music. The band is setting out to inspire its audiences with an intense amount of energy along with a blue-collar work ethic .
2. Gladiators is a wrong tag for reggae group The Gladiators and Gladiators is a german power metal band.
3. Gladiators is a one time used name by Gerard Requena, a spanish Makina Techno producer.
4. Gladiators was a German five piece Power Metal band. They formed in 1998 and disbanded in 2000. They released two albums, Bound To Steel and Steel Vengeance, both of which were released on Black Arrow Productions. One notable member is bass player Maik Metzner, who also played in the ledgendary crust/grindcore band Extreme Noise Terror. Other members are Sven Pöhland on drums, Jens Thomä and Jens Meinl on guitars and Alexander Thomä on vocals.
Chatty Mouth
Gladiators Lyrics
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Chatty chatty mouth,
You want to know your culture
(Know your culture)
Your boss is a warrior
Chatty mouth you are a traitor
You both belittle humble
But I and I and I
By the power of Jah-I
We shall overcome
One fine day
Chatty chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture
(Know your culture)
Your boss shall be lost
And you Chatty Mouth you get blow
Remember Jah say
"The humble of the meek they shall prevail" (oh yeah)
"Hey Mister Chatty Mouth,
You'll get blow
If you won't hear !"
So I and I and I
By the power of Jah-I
We shall overcome
One fine day
Chatty chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture
(Know your culture)
You and your boss shall be lost
If you won't hear
You will get blow
You shall be weighed in the balance
And found wanting
(Found wanting)
You shall be run into Jah saying :
"It isn't I who have done so and so"
But Jah shall say
"Depart from I, I know you not"
And won't you hear me :
Chatty chatty mouth,
Be wise and know your culture
The song "Chatty Chatty Mouth" by Gladiators is a powerful commentary on the harmful effects of gossip and idle talk, particularly amongst those who hold positions of power. The lyrics begin by addressing a certain individual referred to as "mister chatty mouth". The song suggests that this person is very talkative and perhaps overly curious, always interested in knowing the "juicy" details of other people's lives. The refrain "chatty chatty mouth" is repeated several times throughout the song, emphasising the point that this is a pervasive and damaging behaviour.
The song then takes on a more serious tone, suggesting that this type of behaviour is actually dangerous in the context of a workplace or a community. The verse "your boss is a warrior, chatty mouth you are a traitor" suggests that gossip and idle chatter can be used by those in power to pit individuals against one another, leading to a culture of mistrust and negativity. Additionally, the line "you both belittle humble, also fight against the meek" speaks to a larger issue of social inequality, where those in power are privileged at the expense of those who are more vulnerable.
However, the song ends on a positive note, suggesting that there is hope for change if people are willing to recognise the harm that gossip can cause. The chorus encourages people to "be wise and know your culture", which could be interpreted to mean that individuals need to be aware of the impact their words can have on others. The verse "by the power of Jah-I we shall overcome" is optimistic, suggesting that there is a collective power that can be harnessed to create positive change in communities.
Line by Line Meaning
Hey mister chatty mouth !
Addressing someone who talks excessively and without thinking before speaking.
Chatty chatty mouth,
Repeatedly emphasizing the excessive speech of the person being addressed.
You want to know your culture (Know your culture)
Encouraging the person to learn and understand their cultural heritage.
Your boss is a warrior
Accusing the person's boss of being aggressive and combative.
Chatty mouth you are a traitor
Condemning the excessive talker for betraying others and not being trustworthy.
You both belittle humble
Describing the behavior of the person and their boss as arrogant and disrespectful towards those who have less power or influence.
Also fight against the meek (oh yeah).
Accusing the person and their boss of opposing those who are vulnerable or disadvantaged.
But I and I and I
Asserting the artist's identity as part of a larger community.
By the power of Jah-I
Referring to a higher power and suggesting that justice will prevail in the end.
We shall overcome One fine day
Expressing the hope that eventually things will get better and justice will be served.
Be wise and know your culture (Know your culture)
Repeating the earlier advice to learn and understand their cultural heritage, now with a sense of urgency.
Your boss shall be lost And you Chatty Mouth you get blow
Warning that the person's boss will fail and that the excessive talker will suffer the consequences.
Remember Jah say "The humble of the meek they shall prevail" (oh yeah)
Quoting a passage that suggests that ultimately those who are humble and meek will succeed.
"Hey Mister Chatty Mouth, You'll get blow If you won't hear !"
Repeating the warning in a more forceful tone.
You and your boss shall be lost If you won't hear You will get blow
Reiterating that the consequences of not listening and changing one's ways will be severe.
You shall be weighed in the balance And found wanting (Found wanting)
Referring to a biblical story that suggests that those who don't measure up will be judged harshly and found wanting.
You shall be run into Jah saying : "It isn't I who have done so and so"
Imagining the person pleading their innocence before a divine judge.
But Jah shall say "Depart from I, I know you not"
Predicting that the divine judge will reject the person and cast them out.
Chatty chatty mouth, Be wise and know your culture
Concluding with a final appeal to the person to learn from their mistakes and change their ways.
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Written by: ALBERT WASHINGTON GRIFFITHS
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Hey mister chatty mouth!
Chatty, chatty mouth
You want to know your culture (know your culture)
Chatty, chatty mouth
You want to know your culture (know your culture)
Your boss is a warrior
Chatty mouth you are a traitor
You both belittle the humble
Also fight against the meek, oh yeah
But I and I and I, by the power of Jah
We shall overcome, one fine day..
Chatty, chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture (know your culture)
Chatty, chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture (know your culture)
Your boss shall be lost
And you chatty mouth you'll get blow
Remember Jah say
The humble and the meek, they shall prevail, oh yeah
(..)
You mister chatty mouth!
You'll get a blow!
If you won't hear
But I and I and I, by the power of Jah
We shall overcome, one fine day..
Chatty, chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture (know your culture)
Chatty, chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture (know your culture)
You and your boss shall be lost
If you won't hear
You'll get a blow, hey!
You shall be weighed in the balance
And found wanting (found wanting)
An then you running to Jah, saying:
"It isn't I who have done so and so"
But Jah shall say: "Depart from I, I know you not"
Won't you hear me?
Chatty, chatty mouth
Be wise and know your culture
I'mma tell you!
Chatty, chatty mouth
Better be wise, I'mma tellin' you
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Não tem pra ninguém!!! Maranhão- São Luís, Ilha do amor ❤
@andrewlemerond4374
I am grateful I am amongst thee 649,561 of us, may Thee bless us all on this fine day.
@jerydrinks8079
Essa banda mesmo o cantor principal tendo falecido é uma banda especial que chegou prá ficar nos nossos corações ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@mr.mystery4577
Most underrated reggae groups ever
@camskittle4841
10+
@christianverdin565
Le meilleur album reggae que j'ai pus écouter et qui le restera toute ma vie
@clecio1055
The Gladiators é clássico do reggae!!!
@abssollie6043
Won't comment.. So deep, Azimio poleni sana.. We one but kichapo ilikua lazima.... Bless 🇰🇪
@cristianostifler8678
Lembranças boas em 2005 com meus amigos bebendo cachaça e desfrutando desse som
@brunoflorido6399
umas das melhores bandas ...grifitts i Clinton juntos pura nestalgia ...esse cd é só as melhores ....