The song I was thinking of that is - Alan Moore knows the score is indeed from Can U Dig It.
Check it out;
"I got a little blue tube to give my views Of a world in dischord, my mind's unmoved, My nightmare scene's on TV screens; Information still being received," V watching his many TV's seeing England coming unglued.
"Fly sky high with my ghettoblaster, tune in- Turn on to the latest disaster... It's the land of do-as-you-please and I'm king!" V picks up the police bands with a ghetto blaster. There are continuing references to the land of do as you please through the story.
"every hour on the hour This is...the voice of fate; it's the voice of power-" Lewis Prothero was the voice of Fate, the computer which largely ran England under Adam Susan's guidance.
and of course, the fuses have been lit - to the Old Bailey, to Parliament and so on.
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Date: 2009-03-16 04:35 am (UTC)Check it out;
"I got a little blue tube to give my views
Of a world in dischord, my mind's unmoved,
My nightmare scene's on TV screens;
Information still being received,"
V watching his many TV's seeing England coming unglued.
"Fly sky high with my ghettoblaster, tune in-
Turn on to the latest disaster...
It's the land of do-as-you-please and I'm king!"
V picks up the police bands with a ghetto blaster. There are continuing references to the land of do as you please through the story.
"every hour on the hour
This is...the voice of fate; it's the voice of power-"
Lewis Prothero was the voice of Fate, the computer which largely ran England under Adam Susan's guidance.
and of course, the fuses have been lit - to the Old Bailey, to Parliament and so on.