My god Phienyx

[Anonymous]

Damn,

Phienyx  two hours of Du Hast is just insane. How did you pull that off?

[Tbone]

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Off topic, maybe...?

[Fuse]

and random

[Anonymous]

oops sorry. but it wasnt random, maybe off topic a little.  I was listening to RFZ while at work and I just hear the DJ say this goes out to Phienyx on Enumerator, two full hours of Du Hast.  

Sorry I just thoght it was funny, that he got them to play two stright hours of it, your right though, I should have posted it to off topic.

Again sorry.

[Anonymous]

What?!  What'd I miss?  I wasn't listening to RFZ yesterday.  Apparently I pissed someone off?  I am not familiar with the English translation of that song, so I"m not sure if I should be insulted or what.  I do know that I hate that song, though, but that is not really public knowledge...until now. lol
/shrug

What time was this?

Maybe it was for a Pheonix or a Feenix.  I don't believe I've done anything to draw any attention to myself......yet.

[Anonymous]

uhhh, If Im not  mistaken, the song means the following:

You
you have *
you have me
you have asked me
you have asked me and I have said nothing

Do you want, until death seperates you,
to be faithful to her for all days

[Anonymous]

I think it is "you hate me" instead of "you have me."

I could probably listen to the starcraft remix of this song for an hour or so, but two hours would hurt my head.

[Anonymous]

I was listening this morning around 9:00am eastern time.  They DJ on the morning show said "This one is going out to Phienyx on Enumerator.  Two full hours of Du Hast"

[Anonymous]

yah du hast defently means °you hate me° but we got rid of our german °enthusiast° he he...god that was back in the day, how bout that for random...and quite a good plot twist.

[Anonymous]

Hmmmm.....

Did he SAY Phienyx/Pheonix/Feenix? Or was my spelling of the name typed out somewhere as Phienyx?  What DJ was it?

I'll have to look into this because now, my curiosity is getting the better of me.

Two hours of the same song, huh?

[Anonymous]

The lyrics of the song are a play on words that form a double entendre. The literal translation of the phrase "Du Hast" (Doo Haast) is "You have". However, the way it is said in the song seems more like "Du Hasst" (Doo Host), which means "You Hate". You can put both meanings into the lyrics of the song, and you get two different messages that make sense. If you watch the video for Du Hast, the double meaning becomes clear.

The songs Rammstein and Mein Teil also have double entendres, though you need a history lesson to understand them.