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{{Infobox Single |
| Name = F-F-F-Falling
| Cover = Rasmus-Falling.jpg
| Artist = The Rasmus
| from Album = Into
| Released = April 2, 2001
| Format = CD single
| Recorded = 2000 - 2001 at Nord Studios in Stockholm, Sweden
| Genre = Rock, Pop rock
| Length = 3:52
| Label = Playground Music
| Writer = Lauri Ylönen
| Producer = Mikael Nord
Martin Hansen
| Chart position =
★ #1 (Finland singles charts)
| Last single =
"Swimming with the Kids"
(1999)
| This single =
"F-F-F-Falling"
(2001)
| Next single =
"Chill"
(2001)
| Misc =
"'F-F-F-Falling'" (sometimes just "'Falling'") is a song by the Finnish rock band The Rasmus, originally released on the band's fourth album ''Into'' on October 29, 2001
The single was released on April 2, 2001 by the record label Playground Music. It was the first single from the album ''Into'' and features the track "F-F-F-Falling" plus a video in MPEG-format, named "The Rasmus at Work", showing how the band made the album.
The single went number one on the Finland Singles Chart. It has been popular on many other chart lists as well.
"F-F-F-Falling" is a song with a lot of rock and pop melody. Many of the old Rasmus fans said that the song does not sound like a Rasmus song.
# "F-F-F-Falling" - 3:52
# "The Rasmus at Work" (video in MPEG-format)
The music video for "F-F-F-Falling" was shot in Helsinki, Finland the same year. The video shows different clips of the band in a studio and a girl who doesn't like to go to school. This relates to the lyrics "I don't go to school every Monday. I've got my reason to sleep. Don't you tell me how I should be".
It shows also the members of The Rasmus dressed in a beach-like clothes, and singer Lauri Ylönen using skater pads, playing the song in an apartment that looks like a recording studio. The girl met her friend (also a girl) at a train station, making her very happy. The girls spend time togehter, listening to music in a shop (that appears to be the song that The Rasmus plays in the apartment) and playing on a bus. Later they become more crazy and change clothes in the same place, go to the toilet in the street, dance everywhere, and kiss in a car, to the point that they kiss in the bed of the first girl, leading to them sleeping together. In the morning, the girl thinks about what she has done and looks like she regrets her actions. The members of the band, in some parts, look pained about what happens to the girls.
Eero:"This song has been selected to become the first single, because it's something special. People think 'What's that? That doesn't sound like The Rasmus!' when they hear the song."
Lauri:"The first sentence, about not going to school on Monday. That's true, because Monday was the day to practice our new songs."[1]
1. "F-F-F-Falling" song meaning
★ The Rasmus' official website
★ Lyrics
★ "F-F-F-Falling" music video on YouTube
| Name = F-F-F-Falling
| Cover = Rasmus-Falling.jpg
| Artist = The Rasmus
| from Album = Into
| Released = April 2, 2001
| Format = CD single
| Recorded = 2000 - 2001 at Nord Studios in Stockholm, Sweden
| Genre = Rock, Pop rock
| Length = 3:52
| Label = Playground Music
| Writer = Lauri Ylönen
| Producer = Mikael Nord
Martin Hansen
| Chart position =
★ #1 (Finland singles charts)
| Last single =
"Swimming with the Kids"
(1999)
| This single =
"F-F-F-Falling"
(2001)
| Next single =
"Chill"
(2001)
| Misc =
"'F-F-F-Falling'" (sometimes just "'Falling'") is a song by the Finnish rock band The Rasmus, originally released on the band's fourth album ''Into'' on October 29, 2001
The single was released on April 2, 2001 by the record label Playground Music. It was the first single from the album ''Into'' and features the track "F-F-F-Falling" plus a video in MPEG-format, named "The Rasmus at Work", showing how the band made the album.
The single went number one on the Finland Singles Chart. It has been popular on many other chart lists as well.
"F-F-F-Falling" is a song with a lot of rock and pop melody. Many of the old Rasmus fans said that the song does not sound like a Rasmus song.
| Contents |
| Single track listing |
| Music video |
| Band's Comments |
| References |
| External links |
Single track listing
# "F-F-F-Falling" - 3:52
# "The Rasmus at Work" (video in MPEG-format)
Music video
The music video for "F-F-F-Falling" was shot in Helsinki, Finland the same year. The video shows different clips of the band in a studio and a girl who doesn't like to go to school. This relates to the lyrics "I don't go to school every Monday. I've got my reason to sleep. Don't you tell me how I should be".
It shows also the members of The Rasmus dressed in a beach-like clothes, and singer Lauri Ylönen using skater pads, playing the song in an apartment that looks like a recording studio. The girl met her friend (also a girl) at a train station, making her very happy. The girls spend time togehter, listening to music in a shop (that appears to be the song that The Rasmus plays in the apartment) and playing on a bus. Later they become more crazy and change clothes in the same place, go to the toilet in the street, dance everywhere, and kiss in a car, to the point that they kiss in the bed of the first girl, leading to them sleeping together. In the morning, the girl thinks about what she has done and looks like she regrets her actions. The members of the band, in some parts, look pained about what happens to the girls.
Band's Comments
Eero:"This song has been selected to become the first single, because it's something special. People think 'What's that? That doesn't sound like The Rasmus!' when they hear the song."
Lauri:"The first sentence, about not going to school on Monday. That's true, because Monday was the day to practice our new songs."[1]
References
1. "F-F-F-Falling" song meaning
External links
★ The Rasmus' official website
★ Lyrics
★ "F-F-F-Falling" music video on YouTube
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