sheldon says that the title of this song is "borrowed from gambling
parlance" - he doesn't explain this..
can anybody shed light on this?
thanks
steve
I'd say Shelton's just making a reference to the 'no limit' part of the title.
There's a couple of interesting comments on the title from 1965 concert
performances :
"The name of this song is a, is a fraction. Love Minus Zero is on the top
and underneath is No Limit. I made the title before I made the song." From
Manchester Free Trade Hall May 7, 1965.
"I painted the title first. I painted it in maroon and silver". From
Newcastle May 9, 1965.
There's also that comment (joke) from a couple of years ago : "My first
wife was a tennis player. Love meant nothing to her."
thanks! and how does "no limit" pertain to gambling? (obviously i'm
not a gambler)
steve
There is no limit on the amount of money you can bet (or raise, if
you're meeting another players' wager)
Temporary
as the Bard said, "Nothing will come of nothing"
> What happens if you subtract zero from love?
You'll get plenty of nothing.
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