1. A Chilean girl group, founded in the mid 90's. The first members of the group were Constanza "Coni" Lewin, Elisa Montes and Consuelo "Chi-K" Edwards. They released 1 album: Supernova, under BMG label, which was Platinum 2x in Chile. They broke up on 2001, but the producers replaced the members with three new girls: Constanza "Koni" Lรผer, Sabina Odone and Claudia Gonzรกlez. They released 1 album: Retrรกctate, under Sony Music label, which was nominated to Latin Grammy's "Mejor รlbum Pop Dรบo o Grupo" (Best Pop Album of a Duo or Group) category. Producers of the band said this project was "stand by".
2. A pop punk band founded in California in 1989. They are most well known for their song Chewbacca from the movie Clerks. They often dress in space suits and claim to be from the planet "Cynot3", and have appeared on the Nickelodeon series, "Yo Gabba Gabba!", on more than one occasion. They are currently comprised of Art Mitchell on lead vocals and bass, Dave Collins on drums, and Courtney Pollock (A.K.A. Chainsaw, the Prince of Karate) on lead guitar.
3. A new pop-rock band from Greece.
4. Folk style band from West London who feature many self penned tracks from 2 albums. Also acclaimed for their cover songs.
5. A rock'n'roll band from Estonia. They released in 2006 their first album : Supernova
6. A Pop&Roll Spanish band from Valencia.
7. Manufactured Handbag House band formed especially to do a dance version of Oasisโs โSome Might Sayโ in 1996.
8. A Danish band from the 90's
9. A Finnish trance artist
10. One Alternative Portuguese Band that was formed from the band known as "Flavio with F de Folha". They released three albums to much critical acclaim (including from NME) and split up in 2000. Their last, unreleased album "The Atari Series #2" was in the final production stages.
11. A Classic Rock/Blues band from Guildford UK, They release their EP to iTunes in May 2008.
12. A Korean 6 member band Called Supernova that debuted in 2007, they can be tagged at ์ด์ ์ฑ
13. Indiepop band From Bogor, Indonesia. they also appear in Delicatessen Comp. from Poptastic records.
(This is also an incorrect tag for the rock group formed on the TV series of the same name, Rock Star Supernova. They are legally not allowed to use this name as the American punk rock band has the legal rights to the name. If you are here because of that artist, please fix your artist tags to the correct artist name.)
Disco Fur
Supernova Lyrics
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Things that you know about?
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
Why don't you sing about
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
I really don't care
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
The way you wear your hair
I don't even know about
The way you wear your hair
I really don't care
Pizza by the slice
Is something that I know about
We'll never get it right
You know I really don't care
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
I really don't care
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
Four, three, two, one
The lyrics of "Disco Fur" by Supernova are a commentary on the superficiality of pop music and the lack of substance in the lyrics. The singer asks why artists don't sing about things that they actually know about, rather than shallow topics like fashion and fast food. The repeated line of "Why don't you sing about things that you know about?" emphasizes the frustration with the lack of authenticity in pop music. The final countdown of "Four, three, two, one" at the end of the song could represent a countdown to the end of the music industry as we know it if artists don't start creating more meaningful content.
Line by Line Meaning
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
The artist is encouraging the subject to sing about topics with which they have personal experience and knowledge.
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
Why don't you sing about
I really don't care
The artist asks repeatedly why the subject doesn't sing about what they know, but also expresses apathy towards the subject's response.
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
I really don't care
The artist continues to ask the subject why they don't sing about personal topics, but reinforces their lack of investment in the subject's response.
The way you wear your hair
I don't even know about
The way you wear your hair
I really don't care
The artist implies that they don't even know much about the subject's appearance, and reinforces their disinterest in the subject's personal life.
Pizza by the slice
Is something that I know about
We'll never get it right
You know I really don't care
The artist references a topic they know about (pizza by the slice), but claims that even this topic will never be fully understood. They also continue to assert their lack of concern or interest in the subject and their own knowledge.
Ahh-ahh, ahh-ahh
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
The artist repeats a refrain expressing their lack of engagement and indifference towards the subject and their own thoughts and feelings.
Why don't you sing about
Things that you know about?
Ahh-ahh, I really don't care
The artist reiterates their earlier point, but again emphasizes their own disinterest in the subject's response.
Four, three, two, one
The artist concludes the song with a countdown, which could reference the end of a performance or the idea that they are moving on to something new.
Contributed by Skyler W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.