The new catalogue ad from Argos has a song, but the lyrics bear no search results, details follow:
Lyrics (May be incorrect):
“I’m gonna swim in the seas of green” “I see a rainbow” “but it’s covered” “I’ve got a feeling”
The genre:
Lively, upbeat, summer-y, altenative, psychedelic-pop, hippie
The ad:
Kaleidoscope type disply of many items from the catalogue, some camping equipment, the new purple autumn/winter 09 catalogue.
Earlier this year the retailer extended its trial store base further, as did rival supermarket Asda and home catalogue retailer Argos. In July the supermarket expanded its games buying team from six to ten, and announced that 200 new ...
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Anyway, it's Eddie fucking Argos so I should have realised it's more of an irrelevancy. The music itself is also partly a sideline, or it certainly seems that way given that it has to compete with the gigantic personality and charisma thaty exudes from Argos's .... The only downside of sorts is a lack of new material, but then you've a back catalogue as strong as this, why bother? (DG). From http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4141/4829691723eme0c9d74eee Photo by Chris Salt ...
Argos are now no longer using well loved music and instead are using private musicians to record songs. Same ones are used for the music in store instead of the well loved artists you may be used to. It’s all to save money, sadly.