An example of plunderphonic audio work by mashup artist Mark Gunderson under his ECC marque. It shifts dramatically between very distinct genres between verses; from klezmer, to hip hop, to IDM, to arena rock, to sound collage. It appeared in print on the Belfast Songs art project CD.
The lyrics of...
I think I'd like Belfast
But I live in the USA
My TV says Belfast
Has lots of bombs
And I'm not real crazy about bombs
Boomity bomb bomb boom boom bomb bomb
Boomity bomb bomb boom boom bomb bomb
If I were in a restaurant in Belfast
I would order a salad and french fries
I mean chips
And I would ask the waiter please please
No bombs
No bombs
Hold the bombs
No bombs, please
Belfast is the bomb
But I mean that as an idiomatic expression
The repression in the city is the precedent's shitty
A poorly placed bomb could take me and my mom
From tourists, to two more dead
I want to see Belfast but not go to Hеll fast
Or Heaven, too, really, for that mattеr, but I'm sorry about that rhyme, I just couldn't think of anything better that rhymed with "Belfast" except like "smell fast." Do you have anything to drink?
Bombs are tender delicate machines
Delicate and tender deep inside
Touch a bomb like you would touch a lover
Touch a lover deep inside
When that special moment comes upon us
Bombs and lovers know just what to do
Touch a bomb or lover with a hostile hand
And you will know before you blink your eye
Here comes the bomb, bam, ma'am
Evolution Control Committee released I Think I’d Like Belfast on Fri Jan 31 2003.