ComcastMustDie.com Seeks Theme Song
ComcastMustDie, a blog about how much Comcast sucks, is looking for someone to make a theme song for an upcoming podcast. They want it to be 90 seconds or less, contain instrumentals, vocals and it would be nice if they contained these suggested lyrics:
"Please why oh why? Comcast Must Die!"
"And I just sigh 'Comcast Must Die."
"'Cause they just lie, Comcast Must Die."
"'Goddamn!' cussed I. 'Comcast Must Die!'"
Submissions can be sent to bobosphere@gmail.com.
Theme Song Needed [Comcast Must Die]
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Anyone else here listen to Ministry? The song "Thieves" comes to mind ("Thieves....liars....thieves....liars...")
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@RST1123:
Johnathan Coulton?
Dude, if he submits something, nobody else has a shot. I'm going to try though...
Jonathan Coulton would be perfect, especially since he wrote this song: (though did not sing it):
Anyone who's played portal understands why this song came to mind for a ComcastMustDie song.
I did submit an entry-- it was actually a joint effort between nerdcore artist antisoc (beats) and myself (lyrics, vocals). It's up on my artist myspace if you're interested:
What happened to the website ComcastMustDie? When I paged to it, the only page declared victory:
"In the next few days, inquiries to ComcastMustDie will be redirected to the newly created CustomerCircus.net, where other infamously arrogant corporations will be subjected to power of aggregated rage. (No worries. Comcast will still be one of them). We hope they, like Comcast, we see this not merely as a threat, but as an opportunity to connect with and regain the confidence -- even loyalty -- of its customers. "
When you link to the new website - CustomerCircus.net, it turns out to be one of those junk sites that links to various questionable offers like Work at Home scams, and other highly dubious offers ("Enter Your Zipcode to get a free $1000 gas card!!") and yes, Comcast commercial solicits.
So yeah, there was a definite victory won. By Comcast.







Ew, those are awful lyrics.