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Amyl Nitrate's song

posted 18 years ago by canadian_cutie894
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I was just wondering does anybody know what the song where Amyl goes up and sings and dances in a british gladiator outfit is called? Sorry for my really bad description.

[–] glenn-ross1 18 years ago

Rule Britannia, was the song.

[–] BitterWinter 18 years ago

It's by Suzi Pinns.

[–] canadian_cutie894 18 years ago

does anyone have any idea where I can find and download the song? I have tryed limewire but it's not there :(

[–] RHPSvegas 18 years ago

Here's a crazy idea - why don't you just buy the soundtrack? It's in print, it can be ordered!!

[–] R_Burgos2000 18 years ago

Before I got the soundtrack, I found that song on Limewire (Just keep repeating your search for "Suzi Pinns" until you get it)

http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?id=r_burgos2000

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[–] Krustallos 12 years ago

She's not dressed as a gladiator but as Britannia, "a female personification of Britain", the subject of the song she's singing - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britannia.

This figure used to be on the reverse side of the old one penny coin (before decimalisation in 1972) and would be very familiar to British people of the time. http://www.coinnews.net/2008/01/28/britannia-to-disappear-from-british -coins-3883/

I used to want to change the world. Now I just want to leave the room with a little dignity.

[–] howardkettle 9 years ago

Decimalization was in 1971, not 1972. Monday February 15th, to be precise.

[–] Krustallos 9 years ago

Quite right. I wonder where I got 1972 from.

I used to want to change the world. Now I just want to leave the room with a little dignity.

[–] nimmy1 9 years ago

This figure used to be on the reverse side of the old one penny coin

Still on the back of 50p.

Only those with no valid argument pick holes in people's spelling and grammar. 