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There are six artists called Monty:
1. An American rock band now known as Monty Are I
2. Monty from the UK.
3. Monty from Sweden, whose real name is David Pagmar. Also known as Montt Mardié.
4. Monty, the Edinburgh based grime rapper
5. Monty, a producer from St. Louis, MO. Monty is also the artist formerly known as Quelnt.
6. Monty (the SpacePoet) - http://www.last.fm/user/MONTY-SpacePoet
7. Monty, the French yé-yé singer, most active in the sixties.
1. On 3 March 2006 they signed with Stolen Transmission Records out of New York City, NY, USA.
Monty has many national tours under their belt, including, but not limited to: RX Bandit's Summer 2006 Tour, two years on Van's Warped Tour after they won the Ernie Ball sponsored Battle Of The Bands in 2003. And one crazy Pennslyvania / New Jersey tour in July 2001 that resulted in a Cakewalk being dominated by the band and entourage.
As of 1 May 2006 are now known as "Monty Are I". Album from Stolen Transmission Records, titled "Wall of People", out now!
www.montyarei.com
2. Latest album by Monty (UK)
When the Dubious Brothers disbanded in 1990 (a best of collection was put out by Plastilina Records in 2009), Monty put on his velvet jacket and launched a solo career, signing to Humbug records in the UK and Jade Music (Midi Mitsubishi) in Japan. He pioneered the mid-nineties lounge scene in the UK with his Bond/Bacharach inspired lush sound, but as usual was years ahead of his time and so kept a dignified silence, leaving the cheesiness to others. His first two solo albums, "A Typical Scorpio" and "The Napoleon Complex" were well received by the press and remain cult classics. He made a video of "A typical Scorpio's" best song, I'm Spartacus.
He toured Japan in 1993 with the Monochrome Set to the delight and bemusement of a whole new generation of fans. During this time, Monty came to the attention of guru, svengali and impressario, Mike Alway of the extraordinaryél records and Monty became one of the in house writers and contributors for several of él's classic records. Monty also wrote and contributed songs to Mike and Jim Phelan's startlingly successful exotica football label and later on wrote many "songs" for the Cherry Red football catalogue. He also wrote some classic songs for Keigo Oyemada's (Cornelius) Trattoria label (through Polystar) in Tokyo. However, In 1994 he reached his zenith/nadir as a producer when he arranged and produced (with Toby Robinson and Alec Dippie) "Classical Punk" (known in the USA as "Symphony of Destruction") for MCI/Demon. The album, a string orchestra playing all your punk rock favourites had an immediate Marmite effect on the music industry and fans alike: you either loved it or you hated it.
Throughout this time Monty wrote and produced TV and Radio themes for the likes of Jack Dee, Harry Hill and Chris Tarrant. Now he has gone darker with the "The Judas Window" (available from CD Baby in the USA and Cherry Red in Europe), he remembers these confectionary treats with great afftection.
www.monty.uk.net - Monty
3. Monty aka David Pagmar was born on September the 16th 1983 in Sweden. He is releasing his debut album on Swedish as Monty on March the 7th 2010. The album is called 2010.
Montys first single was the track En till himmel (= One more heaven) featuring Lorentz from the Swedish rap-duo Lorentz & M.Sakarias.
David Pagmar is also known as Montt Mardié and released his debut album, Drama, in 2005 on the Swedish record label Hybris.
http://www.entillhimmel.se/
4. Monty is an Edinburgh-based grime artist making big moves. He released his first single in 2021 named Envy Us featuring fellow UK artist Hinchondé . Since then he released tracks such as No Strings Freestyle & Fast Lane. He also featured on the track Seven Rings with fellow rapper K-1
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbxt7u9s0h1Z6eRgeG8WfrQ
O Brother
Monty Lyrics
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Do you admit regret in times of doubt? (We will think for you.)
A life of gun in hand, with a dedication to your land,
Inside out you've shown it's not what life's all about.
No, we can not believe in what you said,
When your whole life's been a sacrifice mislead (mislead.)
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through.
I'm confused and punctured,
My conscience is my only means of direction.
Did I sign up for suicide, of a saddened bride?
Three more years, no white picket fencing, and suffering a mental conviction.
Please, don't you think that now we will look down,
On a man who's realized what's true to him now? (to him now)
But we still hold the pride.
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through. (to see your life)
It's not giving up, it's seeing what else there's to see.
When you're soon set free, there is so much more than a camouflaged hell.
SO COCK THE GUN AND FIRE INTO THE EYES OF A GREAT DESIRE.
A fleeting destiny that is turned into what is considered to be normal.
And I'm here for you.
No, we can not believe in what you said,
When your whole life's been a sacrifice mislead (mislead.)
But we still hold the pride.
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through.
But we still hold the pride.
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through.
We still hold the pride.
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through.
We still hold the pride.
When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you.
When you return by the tides,
We'll be here to see your life through.
The lyrics of Monty Are I's “O Brother” reflect the emotional turmoil of a young soldier who has been called away to war. The opening line – “O brother, where are you?” – suggests a sense of disorientation and confusion. The song then moves on to explore themes of regret, sacrifice, and pride. The lines “do you admit regret in times of doubt?” and “we cannot believe in what you said when your whole life’s been a sacrifice mislead” suggest that the soldier is struggling with the consequences of his decision to go to war, perhaps questioning whether it was the right choice or whether he has been misled by others.
The chorus of the song expresses a deep respect for the soldier's dedication to their country, even in difficult circumstances. “When the gun smoke clears, we’ll still salute you. When you return by the tides, we’ll be here to see your life through” suggests that the people back home – possibly family members or loved ones – will continue to hold the soldier in high regard and wait for their safe return.
The closing lines of the song – “we still hold the pride” – reiterate this sentiment, suggesting that even in the midst of the soldier’s struggles, their devotion to their country is still something to be celebrated and respected.
Line by Line Meaning
O brother where are you?
Face forward and stop thinking.
Do you admit regret in times of doubt?
We will think for you.
A life of gun in hand, with a dedication to your land, Inside out you've shown it's not what life's all about.
Living a life with a gun always in your hand is not the right way to live. It is not what life is truly all about.
No, we can not believe in what you said, When your whole life's been a sacrifice mislead (mislead.)
We cannot believe in the sacrifices you've made that were based on false beliefs.
But we still hold the pride. When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you. When you return by the tides, We'll be here to see your life through.
Despite our disagreement, we still respect and honor you. We will be here for you, even after all you've been through.
I'm confused and punctured, My conscience is my only means of direction. Did I sign up for suicide, of a saddened bride? Three more years, no white picket fencing, and suffering a mental conviction.
I am lost and conflicted, relying only on my conscience for guidance. Did I agree to a hopeless situation, hurting myself and those I love? Three more years of pain, with no peaceful future, taking a toll on my mental health.
Please, don't you think that now we will look down, On a man who's realized what's true to him now? (to him now)
Please understand that we do not judge you for finally discovering your true values.
It's not giving up, it's seeing what else there's to see. When you're soon set free, there is so much more than a camouflaged hell.
Leaving this life behind is not quitting; it's realizing that there is more to life than this destructive cycle. There is freedom beyond this painful life.
So cock the gun and fire into the eyes of a great desire. A fleeting destiny that is turned into what is considered to be normal. And I'm here for you.
Defy the expectations placed upon you and pursue your true desires. Even though it's difficult, I am here to support you.
We still hold the pride. When the gun smoke clears, we'll still salute you. When you return by the tides, We'll be here to see your life through.
Again, we still respect and honor you, and we will continue to support you no matter what happens.
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