"Palahniuk's Laughter" is the debut single by English band Fightstar, released as a promotional video in January 2005. It is featured on their debut extended play, They Liked You Better When You Were Dead and is the first song on the UK version of the EP. The title is a reference to author Chuck Palahniuk, while the song was originally called "Out Swimming in the Flood" but the title was changed out of respect after the tsunami in Asia on 26 December 2004. A video was made for the song to promote the release of the EP and received heavy rotation at the time on Kerrang!. The video was directed by the band's bassist Dan Haigh.
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| - "Palahniuk's Laughter" is the debut single by English band Fightstar, released as a promotional video in January 2005. It is featured on their debut extended play, They Liked You Better When You Were Dead and is the first song on the UK version of the EP. The title is a reference to author Chuck Palahniuk, while the song was originally called "Out Swimming in the Flood" but the title was changed out of respect after the tsunami in Asia on 26 December 2004. A video was made for the song to promote the release of the EP and received heavy rotation at the time on Kerrang!. The video was directed by the band's bassist Dan Haigh. (en)
- "Palahniuk's Laughter" és el primer single del quartet de rock britànic Fightstar, que presenta en el seu EP,They Liked You Better When You Were Dead.És la primera cançó a la versió anglesa del CDt. El títol de la cançó és una referència a l'autor Chuck Palahniuk. La cançó va ser originalment anomenada "Out Swimming In The Flood", però el títol es va canviar per respecte, després del Tsunami que es va produir a Àsia el 26 de desembre del 2004. Es va fer un vídeo de la cançó per a promocionar el lliurament de l'EP, i va rebre forta expectació durant el seu moment d'emisió a . (ca)
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| - "Palahniuk's Laughter" és el primer single del quartet de rock britànic Fightstar, que presenta en el seu EP,They Liked You Better When You Were Dead.És la primera cançó a la versió anglesa del CDt. El títol de la cançó és una referència a l'autor Chuck Palahniuk. La cançó va ser originalment anomenada "Out Swimming In The Flood", però el títol es va canviar per respecte, després del Tsunami que es va produir a Àsia el 26 de desembre del 2004. Es va fer un vídeo de la cançó per a promocionar el lliurament de l'EP, i va rebre forta expectació durant el seu moment d'emisió a . El vídeo va ser dirigit pel baixista de la banda Dan Haigh. En el vídeo de "Palahniuk's Laughter" surt la banda tocant en una forta pluja en un futur. Prop del final del video, l'aigua s'eleva des del sòl abans de trencar (com explotar) i tornar a caure. Finalment els instruments de la banda es comencen a incendiar. (ca)
- "Palahniuk's Laughter" is the debut single by English band Fightstar, released as a promotional video in January 2005. It is featured on their debut extended play, They Liked You Better When You Were Dead and is the first song on the UK version of the EP. The title is a reference to author Chuck Palahniuk, while the song was originally called "Out Swimming in the Flood" but the title was changed out of respect after the tsunami in Asia on 26 December 2004. A video was made for the song to promote the release of the EP and received heavy rotation at the time on Kerrang!. The video was directed by the band's bassist Dan Haigh. (en)
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