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Flight of the Conchords: Business Time

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Only works if you know the song! Flight of the Conchords – Business Time
Please watch and listen 🙂

Hey guys, I know, hairy men’s legs are not the best subject…but I’m finally starting something that has been in my mind since months. I will try to create a photograph for each track of a specific music album. The content of the image will either fit to the title or the lyrics. I kind of did it before with Hey Jude.

The first album will be "Flight of the Conchords" from "Flight of the Conchords" since I just love these guys. Looking at the track list, the results should be pretty funny:

1. "Foux du Fafa"
2. "Inner City Pressure"
3. "Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymnoceros"
4. "Think About It"
5. "Ladies of the World"
6. "Mutha’uckas"
7. "Prince of Parties"
8. "Leggy Blonde"
9. "Robots"
10. "Boom"
11. "A Kiss Is Not a Contract"
12. "The Most Beautiful Girl (In the Room)"
13. "Business Time"
14. "Bowie"
15. "Au Revoir"

What the heck shall I photograph for "Leggy Blonde"? 😉 Other albums will be "1" by The Beatles and "The Pursuit" by Jamie Cullum.

Does anyone know if there’s already a group for that? Or shall I lauch one?
Edit: found the "Tell it with a song and photo" group thanks to hoptographie

Now you all know my hairy legs…and yes, the socks look that nasty by purpose. Thanks for reading 😉

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