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In reply to the discussion: Well, you can add Moby to your list of "fucking sellouts" ("New Dawn Fades" in Beemer commercial) [View all]Spike89
(1,569 posts)52. The Clash/Jaguar
Personally they evoke totally opposite images in the battle of substance vs. style, but for all I know it helped sell some jags.
On the other end of the spectrum, sorta, are the songs/bands that become somewhat well known because their songs are in commercials. Notable examples are Ringside (Struggle was played behind a Pontiac ad), Asteroid Galazy Tour (Golden Age in a Heiniken ad), and Feist (1234 for Apple).
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Well, you can add Moby to your list of "fucking sellouts" ("New Dawn Fades" in Beemer commercial) [View all]
Amerigo Vespucci
Jun 2012
OP
Since it is almost impossible to make money these days in the "music industry"...
zappaman
Jun 2012
#1
If you look to celebrities for inspiration or courage, you will inevitably be disappoined.
randome
Jun 2012
#3
At least it wasn't Moby Grape, one of my old faves from back in the day (Remember 'Hey Gramma'?)
panader0
Jun 2012
#4
KRS-One, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, Willie D of the Geto boys, Master P, etc, etc...
Blue_Tires
Jun 2012
#28
Amerigo Vespucci – another "Lilly in the Field" – he toils not, neither does he spin. . .
Journeyman
Jun 2012
#32