Do you understand the words to the Mus U listen to

What about " A girl with colitis goes by"? I remember a article by William Safire in which he said that a friend had named these kind of mistakes "Mondegreens". This is from a misheard line from on of my favorite songs, the Scots ballad "The Bonney Earl of Morrey". It goes "They have slain the Earl of Morrey and laid him on the green" which was misheard as "They have slain the Earl of Morrey and Lady Mondegreen". I have found that as I have added room treatment the lyrics get clearer, in fact improving clearity is probably the most important measure I have in judging wheather I have improved it or not.

I googled Mondegreen and got this: http://www.fun-with-words.com/mala_mondegreens.html

Has some of the above and some other good ones.

Let's not forget "I'm Your Penis" by the Shocking Blue.

Listen to "Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress" and then read the words after.

See how close you come to getting them right.

09-14-11: Elizabeth
Clarity. I have worked hard to improve the clarity of my system. Half of the gibberish is due to a non resolving system IMO.
Once your stuff actually can provide a clear representation of the singing, then you can understand what they ARE singing. Just my perception.
So, in other words, It's not the singer's fault, and not the recording's fault, it is your crappy system. LOL
Elizabeth (Threads | Answers | This Thread

That is a laugh out Loud. " Clarity" for Bryston amps?.... and all this time I thought they were fatiugingly bright. Who knew the proper term was Clarity.

Cheers