No, really. Run for your lives!

What, people don't post random spam anymore?

*Runs through the topic spouting gibberish*

Paddle faster! I hear banjos!

Not what I was going for. >_>

ALL THE GOOD INJUNES ARE TAME

IT WAS YOUR CRY, SENT THEM AWAY

ONCE MORE 'PONINE, SAVING THE DAY

RAPING THE WOMEN AND WASTING THE MEN

*Looks at Rob's previous two posts* Did that in reverse there.

MURDER FOR FREEDOM A STAB IN THE BACK
WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND COWARDS ATTAAAACK!

RUN TO THE HILLS

Yeah, I know. I just like that line. Mostly because I get to say "What the fuck is an injune?" >_>

...

Indian? Duh?

I know, but why didn't it just say "Indian"?

Because they didn't want to?

Because Harmonix is the kind to make intentionally inaccurate charts?

...Nah. That's Activision/Neversoft's job.

uh, because of cultural differences?

also what did that have to do with Neversoft making crappy charts, unless you just felt like throwing it out there >_>

An inaccurate vocal chart would either have improper pitch or a word that isn't correct.

And since improper pitch is a matter of perspective/whatever your voice is... If the lyrics aren't right (And I checked. Injune isn't in my spellchecker.), it's an inaccurate chart. Technically.

Just like a drum chart containing, say, improper tempo. Then again, if we referred to Run to the Hills, that's just a result of the song being a bad cover.

Unless, you know, they actually said "Injune" in the actual song.

Which they did.

DAMN YOU AND YOUR DIFFERENT HTML FOR TAGS ON THIS SITE.

That's just how they pronounced it. >_>

Well then.

What do you think's gonna be on the song chart, dumbass?

I don't quite remember what area "injune" started from, but it sure as hell didn't come from RttH.

Okay. I'm not in the mood to argue with you at the moment.

Really, it's... hell, what's the word I'm looking for here...

Anyway, if they said "Injune" in the actual song, that's what's gonna be on the song chart. Otherwise it'd be wrong.

That's just how it was pronounced. I assume they charted it as injune because then it'd be far easier to sing. Direct pronunciation guide.

If that's how it's pronounced, then if they'd put "Indian" you'd get that word wrong for pronouncing it incorrectly during the song, because that isn't what they say.

Or at least your tone would be off, whatever.

At worst it'd just sound weird.

They say Injune instead of Indian because in the days of the Old West they used to say it like so The Iron Maiden song Run to the Hills is about indians in the times of Cowboys and thats how Cowboys said it so they wanted the song to sound authentic so thats how Dickenson wrote it

Thanks for actually helping clarify that. >_>

Your Welcome ... I think?

No, I actually AM welcome.
>_>

*Looks pointedly at Metal's Member number*

Appropriate.

Wow I just noticed that

*Starts playing Number of The Beast by Iron Maiden*

*Joins in*

Starts singing.

What, TUM's the drummer, right? And Metal can play guitar... I WANNA SING!