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Deus — What We Talk About (When We Talk About Love)
Album: Pocket Revolution
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Released: 2005
Length: 4:36
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What we talk about,
When we talk about love

Talk about a shot from the hip
And the sky above
Talk about the glow on the lip
What the moon's made of
Talk about things you can't see
When you talk about me...
Do you talk about love?

What we talk about,
When we talk about love

Gimme something i can touch
Not a mystery
Gimme something i can feel
Not a fantasy
Gimme something real, baby
When you talk about love...
Do you talk about me?
(Choir) Get off that slumber
Come on down get of that train
A bend is easy to take

There's a road up ahead
And it's not that far
There's a road up ahead
And it ain't that far
Down the road you just don't know
What it is you'll find
Down the road, it's a fact babe,
You might as well be blind
It's an odyssey so please,

When you reach that road...
Don't leave me behind

(Choir) Get off...

Deep as the ocean
Wide as the sea
I'm talking about low visibility...
High as mountain
And harder to climb

It is in what you seek
Not in what you find

When you say things soft
You know they ring so true
When you say things loud
They don't sound like you

Like it when you shake that thing
With the finest touch
Like it when you talk so little
And say so much
City girls they like to get rough
But when you talk about love...
They don't hold no grudge.

(Choir) Get off...
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BIRDMAN!!!!
Anyone hear Collective Soul influence there? 
When it started out I was thinking Lady GaGa?
The Ideal Crash is their most accessible album. Try writing such cool lyrics in a second language.
thanks for playing 
There is always good music from deus..should be., They called themselves the God!
 boober wrote:

I don't know what you are talking about?

 
put yer boobs back on
They do have this hip-Cale kind of sound with an element of mecho in the vocal line.  Interesting sound, in spite of the detractors below who clearly don't know their pop-rock history.
If they had branded the "no purpose music" they would be rich by now, assuming they sold some records. 
Well, according to John, that is the only thing Deus talks about ... LOVE {#Sunny}
 socalhol wrote:
Well I have heard this particular song on RP for years now, and it just struck me today that it sounds A LOT like JJ Cale (RIP).

Scrolling down the comments I see quite a few other RP members agree!  {#Wink}  So I am also commenting about HOW COOL it continues to be to have a large online community of listeners very much engaged with quality music.  I am still just as tickled as I was when I first found RP several years ago, to find so many like-minded people who draw similar comparisons to music, bands, singers, lyrics, etc etc. that I do.  I only have a couple friends who are into music as much as me, and they live far away now so we don't talk as much anymore.  And all my other friends just think I'm a music geek and they never "get it" when I make comments or references — totally lost on them.   

 
I don't know what you are talking about?

"BASS"

good song opening!


Well I have heard this particular song on RP for years now, and it just struck me today that it sounds A LOT like JJ Cale (RIP).

Scrolling down the comments I see quite a few other RP members agree!  {#Wink}  So I am also commenting about HOW COOL it continues to be to have a large online community of listeners very much engaged with quality music.  I am still just as tickled as I was when I first found RP several years ago, to find so many like-minded people who draw similar comparisons to music, bands, singers, lyrics, etc etc. that I do.  I only have a couple friends who are into music as much as me, and they live far away now so we don't talk as much anymore.  And all my other friends just think I'm a music geek and they never "get it" when I make comments or references — totally lost on them.   
 sirrus wrote:
"Who ya gonna call?"

 

Good call!
Smooth and steady.  Like this a bunch.

(By the way, Miles Davis is good whether you like him or not.) 
 Xeric wrote:

Sorry, but beg to strengthen that statement a bit.  Saying "Ray Carver is good if you like that sort of thing" is exactly equivalent to saying "Miles Davis is good if you like that sort of thing."  Carver is pretty widely (one hesitates, out of principal, to claim "universally") considered to be one of the absolute masters of the modern short story.  What We Talk About When We Talk About Love is a very good collection, though I think I like Will You Please Be Quiet, Please better.

 

Just to nitpick, it's dEUS, not Deus.

 

Not my favourite dEUS tune but still ok.


 Cynaera wrote:
Very infectious beat - snappy and fun. I like it!{#Dancingbanana}
 
Nice Drumming and Bass...
Deus: Latin for God

USA Today Crossword question today
Deus good.
 finoufk wrote:


these are a foreigners 's song lyrics , or am I mistaking the point ? {#Stupid}
 

listen to the intro! {#Lol}
 MiracleDrug wrote:
You're not shy, you get around
You wanna fly, don't want your feet on the ground
You stay up, you won't come down
You wanna live, you wanna move to the sound
Got fire, in your veins, burnin' hot, but you don't feel the pain
Your desire, is insane, you can't stop, until you do it again...
WAIT-A-MINUTE...my bad,,,{#Whistle}
 

these are a foreigners 's song lyrics , or am I mistaking the point ? {#Stupid}
You're not shy, you get around
You wanna fly, don't want your feet on the ground
You stay up, you won't come down
You wanna live, you wanna move to the sound
Got fire, in your veins, burnin' hot, but you don't feel the pain
Your desire, is insane, you can't stop, until you do it again...
WAIT-A-MINUTE...my bad,,,{#Whistle}
 4merdj wrote:
GBHehehe!
 
That is totally what I was thinking and then I scrolled down and saw this. Fell of my chair laughing!
 
If you like this get the "Vantage Point" album rather than this one,  "The Architect" is the best song they ever did.
srysly, didn't like it, but had a long history with R. Carver books and Deus songs at the same time.
Strange to see them mixed-up in a song, therefore quite a strange feeling ...

GBHehehe!


Very infectious beat - snappy and fun. I like it!{#Dancingbanana}
Shoot!  Can't find an mp3 download ...
 AngieOrwell wrote:
GHOSTBUSTERS!       {#Bananasplit}
 
The J.J. Cale cover version of "Ghostbusters!"

Love it.  Best thing to come out of Belgium since . . . oh, hell, this is the best thing to come out of Belgium.

Pretty funny to hear Deus here on RP! Very nice!
 sirrus wrote:
"Who ya gonna call?"
 

GHOSTBUSTERS!       {#Bananasplit}
 sirrus wrote:
"Who ya gonna call?"
 

GHOSTBUSTERS!
{#No}
Not heard this before, but like it. Ooooh I like it when that happens.
 sirrus wrote:
"Who ya gonna call?"
 

HAha...
catchy!
"Who ya gonna call?"
 ktnsb wrote:

Yeah, he's a good writer. His stories are short, powerful, multi-leveled, dark and depressing. I think Thom Jones is better-check The Pugilist at Rest-but Ray Carver is good if you like that sort of thing.

 
Sorry, but beg to strengthen that statement a bit.  Saying "Ray Carver is good if you like that sort of thing" is exactly equivalent to saying "Miles Davis is good if you like that sort of thing."  Carver is pretty widely (one hesitates, out of principal, to claim "universally") considered to be one of the absolute masters of the modern short story.  What We Talk About When We Talk About Love is a very good collection, though I think I like Will You Please Be Quiet, Please better.

I didn't remember that I was listening to RP and thought this was going to be Konichiwa Bitches. I guess it's just me. {#Cool}

 froggy wrote:


I assume you mean J.J. and not John.
 

Yowza! JJ Cale, naturally.

 

Head on over to Amazon and get the entire CD.

And thanks Bill for correcting the way I pronounce it.  I assume you're right!
Groovy Baby
This is new to me, has me {#Dancingbanana}
9 thumbs up!
boring ... I'll give it a 3

7 {#Arrow} 8

 ThePoose wrote:
Echoes of Mr. Cale.
 
I agree.  This sounds like JJ Cale joined a band.

a big outstanding album !!!
 KahunaMatata wrote:
From Patty Griffin's "Change" to Galactic's "Paint" to Deus ... This set is why I LOVE LOVE LOVE RP!!! 
 

ditto the big kahuna
From Patty Griffin's "Change" to Galactic's "Paint" to Deus ... This set is why I LOVE LOVE LOVE RP!!! 
Another great Belgian band!
maybe it's just the coffee, but...i'm dancin in the chair.
why this fuzz...? Rather avarage band!
MJMJ wrote:
Darn, at first I thought this was going to be Foreigner. heh

"Urgent" ?



mefrombrazil wrote:

loversclub wrote:
die ganze cd ist der hammer !


i think i need translation.....


hmmm...

The gonzo CD is the hammer?

This song reminds me of the Three's Company theme song, for some strange reason.

Whats you talking about Willis?
a must for lovers of special albums !!!
Darn, at first I thought this was going to be Foreigner. heh
MojoJojo wrote:
Escher meets Futurama?
what did you say?
mefrombrazil wrote:
good artwork.
Escher meets Futurama?
timc wrote:
Do you think these guys hang out with The Dandy Warhols? I can hear some similarities.
They hang out with angels on clouds, what do you think?
Do you think these guys hang out with The Dandy Warhols? I can hear some similarities.
loversclub wrote:
die ganze cd ist der hammer !
i think i need translation.....
die ganze cd ist der hammer !
amoiralove wrote:
this song is so different. It caught my ear and I had to know more about this group's music. Love it. Amoira
so why do you rate it with a 5 ????
good artwork.
ThePoose wrote:
Echoes of Mr. Cale.
I assume you mean J.J. and not John.
ThePoose wrote:
Echoes of Mr. Cale.
ditto
i know i am going to catch crap for this. but this would be a good companion for a certain toby keith song.
this song is so different. It caught my ear and I had to know more about this group's music. Love it. Amoira
davin wrote:
No sir, I don't like it.
Nipple
No sir, I don't like it.
out_to_lunch wrote:
it's so urgent, urgent, urgency urgent, urgent - emergency! its urgent urgent urgent...
Cha Ching!
Alpine wrote:
Urgent, Urgent, Emergency............ A direct pinch from Foreigner. How Lame.
Damn You! I said that!.....too late Damn.
it's so urgent, urgent, urgency urgent, urgent - emergency! its urgent urgent urgent...
i want this... be right back...
Good Album . . Highly Recommend.
horseplayer wrote:
Good read, anyone?">(click here)
Yeah, he's a good writer. His stories are short, powerful, multi-leveled, dark and depressing. I think Thom Jones is better-check The Pugilist at Rest-but Ray Carver is good if you like that sort of thing.
Alpine wrote:
Urgent, Urgent, Emergency............ A direct pinch from Foreigner. How Lame.
That direct makes it a tribute.
Echoes of Mr. Cale.
Good read, anyone?
back to crap...
TKTuttle wrote:
This is one of the most awesome songs I have ever heard. I've downloaded it and have played it repeatedly on Sunday and today in the car on the way home from work tonight... and again when I had to run out to a client's. My wife wanted to know what song I sat in the garage to finish listening to when I got home; she could feel the bass through the floor. Love that funky, groovin' beat that sounds like it's out of the '70s. And the lead singer has the sexiest, purring growl of a voice since Michael Hutchence. I checked out some of dEUS' other tracks on iTunes and I'm afraid this has ruined me for everything else they've done... nothing else compares. Shame on RP for making this the first dEUS song I heard!
Check out "hotel lounge", "suds'n'soda", "Little Artihmetics", "serpentine", "theme from turnpike"... Their first album, worst case scenario isn't bad at all. When it came out in Belgium, I was a student in Ghent, remembers me of some real good times!
Im picking up Kubb here, anyone else hear that? Or am I tuned to the wrong station? >_>
treehugz wrote:
this groovy tune kinda grows on ya. me likey.
No doubt. My finger's waggin....
this groovy tune kinda grows on ya. me likey.
Is Isaac Hayes making a cameo in the chorus?
The lead singer - Tom Barman - is a huge fan of JJ Cale. I think you can really hear that in this Song. edit: ah, i see now that other people have noticed it as well
Catchy!
Fun tune. The title is from a collection of short stories by Raymond Carver.
What tedious music! Nice cover art though.
Bill just played this for me by request for my birthday. Thanks, Bill!
Great band from Belgium. They make excellent CD's!
Urgent, Urgent, Emergency............ A direct pinch from Foreigner. How Lame.
Darkmatter wrote:
This song is groovy in a sassy kind of way. Makes me wanna, uh you know...
Me too!
Another cool new band. Thanks RP!
This song is groovy in a sassy kind of way. Makes me wanna, uh you know...
Spot1100 wrote:
Well well... so this is what J.J. Cale would sound like with a synth....
You beat me to it!!
This is one of the most awesome songs I have ever heard. I've downloaded it and have played it repeatedly on Sunday and today in the car on the way home from work tonight... and again when I had to run out to a client's. My wife wanted to know what song I sat in the garage to finish listening to when I got home; she could feel the bass through the floor. Love that funky, groovin' beat that sounds like it's out of the '70s. And the lead singer has the sexiest, purring growl of a voice since Michael Hutchence. I checked out some of dEUS' other tracks on iTunes and I'm afraid this has ruined me for everything else they've done... nothing else compares. Shame on RP for making this the first dEUS song I heard!
Spot1100 wrote:
Well well... so this is what J.J. Cale would sound like with a synth....
Ha! My first thought on hearing this was, "Now what has J.J. Cale gone and done now!?"
First exposure to Deus, and my toes are tapping. Not too bad.
City girls they like to get rough But when you talk about love... They don't hold no grudge. damn city girls thats what they exactly are
They're back!
Well well... so this is what J.J. Cale would sound like with a synth....