I once heard somewhere that Robert Miles called his track "Children" because of his concern for adrenaline-pumped clubbers causing car-wrecks after primary club hours.

Sounds zanny, but I gotta do some google-ing to remember.

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is this where you read it?

http://ilx.wh3rd.net/thread.php?msgid=4332655

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'Children' was apparently 'inspired' by the alarming rise in the number of Italian youths getting killed in car-crashes or being run over whilst making their way back from clubs/raves. juventus! say no to drugs! -- stevem (bluesk...), February 24th, 2004.

yes.

"gimmie your money"

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Originally posted by Rainborn To me the name is EXTREMELY important. It's a part of the whole song damn it! It gives me pictures depicting the music, which is very important if you ask me. Although, it's not really obligatory... of course I can get pictures in my head without even checking out the name.

+1

It depends on the song, really.

Really, a song title that pertains to the emotional content of the song in the mind of the producer can be detrimental, because it predisposes the listener to the producer's mindset, when really, music is supposed to be something that everyone interprets differently. So in a way, I support meaningless titles. They identify the song without giving the listener any predisposition.

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Originally posted by Nightscape so im guessing they play airwave a lot at places like iraqistan and afganistan

Indeed. I'm sure cities in those countries are playing airwaves every night.

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Originally posted by Four_On_Four-er I once heard somewhere that Robert Miles called his track "Children" because of his concern for adrenaline-pumped clubbers causing car-wrecks after primary club hours. Sounds zanny, but I gotta do some google-ing to remember.

false

he wrote it for the kids in bosnia

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Originally posted by nefardec Another really fitting title is: Union Jack - Two Full Moons And A Trout i mean you listen to it and you just understand, yeah, that's two full moons, and then the trout comes in and you're like, wow, this guy is genious

Nice reply

I thought the qhole children track was about when his dad showd him pics froma war of kids and how they were living over there. after his dad showd them to him, he made the track children