Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks - Pink India скачать видео бесплатно

Marcus Alcock

@chrisocony. It's a reference to the 19th century struggle between Britain and Russia for control of Afghanistan...hence the 'great, great game' reference...but hey, history does nothing if not repeat itself...

Mark Pfeifer

must have listened to this song a billion times and it gets better every time.

chrisocony .

It's just another wonderful, brilliant song from Malkmus. I am always struck by the ominous line" "The tension grows in Afghanistan..." This record was released 7 months before September 11th.

Jamey Haws

Yeah it's way up there for me too. Vague Space is really good too, In his 1st solo albums is full a great tracks!

Jamey Haws

One of mine too, Great song! How was Stockton?

OccidentalSoapbox

I'm glad to have finally encountered a song about a cog in the British Empire that plucks at my heartstrings. I'm rediscovering this album and it's wonderful.

Stuie1973

sag aloo is my favourite indian side order I am glad to have finally encountered a song which gives it its due recognition. :P

Toby Bradman

I am from Stoke-on-Trent, I am glad to have finally encountered a song which gives it its due recognition.

Julius Santos

Great song to listen to when you want to think of good things, the video is nice too.

doktordre77

"impotent teabag spaz" lol

Mike Brown

@mrshiggs1 I always thought the lyric was 'I had a crap gin and tonic at Wounded Knee' and that Malkmus was being an even greater (albeit lovable) smart ass by making the association between British and American imperialism - hence the parallels between the 'Great Game' of the C19 and the more recent intervention in Afghanistan. But then again I may have heard it wrong. Only the great man himself knows :-)

tripleleo

LOVE THIS SONG

lejoe48

Adorable song..Malkmus is great.

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