1) Bang Gang, a glam rock band formed in 1987 in LA… Read Full Bio ↴Various artists:
1) Bang Gang, a glam rock band formed in 1987 in LA, USA. Following the end of TKO, guitarist Kjartan Kristoffersen and bassist Scott Earl relocated to L.A. and formed The Bang Gang who released the "Love Sells" album in 1989, which contained the video/single "Young & the Restless", and "Vanity Kills" in 2001.
2) Bang Gang is a downtempo band from Iceland founded by songwriter and producer Barði Jóhannsson (see also Lady & Bird). The band was formed in 1996, in Barði’s hometown of Reykjavík. Bang Gang were initially a surf band but it moved into melodic pop
Street music
The Bang Gang Lyrics
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Street music
Standing here on the park of Broadway
I feel astray 'cause my point has glue
Go insane, there's a broken heart for every life on Broadway
If that's the case, there's a few there up for me
I've been walking that street alone, I can't remember
Call me, 'Muscle' is my middle name
But I've gotta pay my rent before that money's all been spent
I'm gonna make it on that Broadway scene
I play that low down sound
Street music
I play that low down sound
Street music
I play that low down sound, that sweeter sound
Got those in mine, got the time
Lover, can you spare a dime sound?
Street music
Audition's takin' place between nine and six
Waiting tables, change the place at night
Selling loafers at the festival helps me to pay the rent
I need to, oh, I really need to
Success is so near, yet so far away
Sometimes the price of fame seems to grip
But I'll keep on working in those sleazy bars
'Cause it's just enough to pay my double tax
I play that low down sound
Street music
I play that low down sound
Street music
I play that low down sound, that sweeter sound
Got those in mine, got the time
Lover, can you spare a dime sound?
Low down sound
Street music
Street music
Street music
Street music
I play that low down sound
Street music
I play that low down sound, that sweeter sound
Got those in mine, got the time
Lover, can you spare a dime sound?
Street music
Street music
Street music
Street music
Street music
The Bang Gang's "Street Music" is a song about the struggles of a musician trying to make it big on Broadway. The singer is standing in the park on Broadway, feeling lost and confused about their purpose. He talks about the broken hearts that are scattered all over the street and how he hopes he is not one of them. He has been walking alone on the street and cannot remember how long it has been. He has a nickname "Muscle" but has to pay his rent before the money runs out. He believes he will make it on the Broadway scene and plays his low down sound, which is his successful niche.
The song talks about the different things he does to make money, including waiting tables and selling loafers at the festival. He is working hard in sleazy bars to earn enough just to pay his double tax. He talks about the price of fame, which seems to grip, and how success is close but so far away. He is hopeful because he believes that he will make it and play his music that everyone will love. The low down sound he plays is his signature and captures the essence of street music.
This song is relatable to many musicians trying to make it big in the music industry. It highlights the struggles of trying to make ends meet, the feeling of loneliness, and the importance of keeping the dream alive.
Line by Line Meaning
Standing here on the park of Broadway
I am currently in a park that resides on the famous Broadway street.
I feel astray 'cause my point has glue
I feel lost and uncertain about my place in this world.
Go insane, there's a broken heart for every life on Broadway
It's easy to go crazy on this street, as nearly everyone here has experienced heartbreak and hardship.
If that's the case, there's a few there up for me
Since there are others who have also experienced pain here, maybe I can find my place and someone to relate to.
I've been walking that street alone, I can't remember
I've been walking down this street for so long by myself that it's hard to recall when it all began.
Call me, 'Muscle' is my middle name
Refer to me as 'Muscle', which is part of my name.
But I've gotta pay my rent before that money's all been spent
I have to prioritize paying my rent before spending any extra funds.
I'm gonna make it on that Broadway scene
I aspire to be successful on this famous street and make a name for myself.
I play that low down sound
I play a melancholy and raw style of music.
Got those in mine, got the time
I have the music and the time to spend creating it.
Lover, can you spare a dime sound?
I play music that carries a tone of desperation and a plea for financial assistance.
Audition's takin' place between nine and six
Auditions for potential opportunities are held between the hours of 9am and 6pm.
Waiting tables, change the place at night
I work as a waiter and switch locations when my shift ends for my other jobs.
Selling loafers at the festival helps me to pay the rent
Selling shoes at a festival is one of my other jobs that helps me make my rent payment.
I need to, oh, I really need to
It's imperative for me to work hard and make ends meet.
Success is so near, yet so far away
I am close to achieving success, but it seems so elusive and distant.
Sometimes the price of fame seems to grip
I realize that achieving fame comes with a price that is sometimes overwhelming.
But I'll keep on working in those sleazy bars
I will continue to perform in less-than-ideal venues to get my name out there and make money.
'Cause it's just enough to pay my double tax
It may not be glamorous, but performing in these places is sufficient to pay my bills and taxes.
Street music
I play music on the street, not in a traditional concert venue.
Street music
My style of music is emblematic of the street music genre.
Low down sound
I create a melancholy and raw style of music.
Contributed by Jonathan P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Appoldro
Big hit in Dutch discos in 1982, especially the 12 inch version. Imagine that bass loop so loud you can't hear anything else, even in a crowded disco! Filled the dance floor within seconds. Still a favourite of mine, bedankt voor het uploaden!
Eduardo Ledesma
No conocía está música gracias por Subirla!!!
hubertgunpowder
Fantastic !! ♫
masculineguy37
Dit is zoooo jaren 80, geweldig. de melodie is flut maar de bassen zijn heerlijk, goed dansbaar in die tijd
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