Jump to content

Mandalynn

Members
  • Posts

    27
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Mandalynn

  1. SC Drunx - South Central Riots Labor Day - Black Eyed Peas Long Neck Bottle - Garth Brooks Happy Hour - The Housemartins Get This Party Started - Pink This Is How We Do It - Montel Jordan Let's Get Retarded (It Started) - Black Eyed Peas Gohst of Stephen Foster - Squirrel Nut Zippers White Lightning - George Jones Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off - Joe Nichols I Wanna Be Sedated - The Ramones Six Pack - Black Flag My Own Worst Enemy - Lit Down at the Twist & Shout - Mary Chapin Carpenter Double Vision - Foreigner The Scotsman - Bryan Bowers Beer - Reel Big Fish The Gang's All Here - The Dropkick Murphys Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd (not sure if it was mentioned specifically) May I recommend a song for when you are done drinking: I Gotta Pee - NOFX
  2. I love both solos, but the only compairson is the scale as it drops pitch...otherwise I think they're nothing alike...just my two cents. I do, however, seem to remember Love Song in a commercial, but I don't think it was for lightbulbs...
  3. great voice and even better sense of humor...does anyone know....were the ideas for his videos his own...or written for him? "Superstition" and "Coldshot" are hilarious! :guitar:
  4. Earth Angel, That is IZ and no the song was not made for this commercial. In fact it has been used for several commercials including Ivory (soap) several years back and Toys 'r Us online just this past Christmas. It has also been featured in a car commercial, though I can't remember which one and as the closing tune for an ER episode. Hope that helps. Oh, just a side note, Iz passed away before the song was used for most if not all of these promos.
  5. Another good one (which probably most young 'uns wouldn't know about) is "American Pie" by Don McLean. For as fun and happy as it sounds, it's actually a pretty sad song about the deaths of some big name rockers of the time (the Big Bopper, Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens) as well as several other significant events. A good site to walk you through the song is http://www.schlatter.org/ampie.htm Good Luck!
  6. OK, was just thinking about all the songs that I didn't care for at one time, but once they were remade they were likeable/lovable/or just awesome. Most remakes suck, but there are exceptions. And of course, this is an opinion question, so please respect each others remarks, because some may have liked the original better. I know there's more, but the ones that come to mind are REMs "The End of the World as We Know It Redone by The Suicide Machines (Nothingew also made a pretty good remake) It's important to know that I am not a fan of REM. Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" redone by NOFX (OK, maybe it's not better, but it is much more entertaining...."if I could I'd give you my socks!" Gloria Gaynor's classic "I Will Survive"-- Cake Michael Jackson's "Smooth Crimal"--Alien Ant Farm Got More? :happybanana:
  7. Secretly Loving Someone?...try Dreaming (of You) by Selena Dreaming of You Late at night when all the world is sleeping I stay up and think of you And I wish on a star that somewhere you are thinking of me too Cause I'm dreaming of you tonight Till tomorrow, I'll be holding you tight And there's nowhere in the world I'd rather be than here in my room dreaming about you and me Wonder if you ever see me and I wonder if you know I'm there (am I there, am I?) If you looked in my eyes would you see what's inside Would you even care? I just wanna hold you close but so far all I have are dreams of you So I wait for the day (wait for the day) to take the courage to say how much I love you Yes I do I'll be dreaming of you tonight Till tomorrow, I'll be holding you tight And there's nowhere in the world I'd rather be than here in my room dreaming about you and me Corazón No puedo dejar de pensar en ti Como te necesito Mi amor, como te extraño Late at night when all the world is sleeping I stay up and think of you And I still can't believe that you came up to me and said I love you I love you too Now I'm dreaming with you tonight Till tomorrow (till tomorrow) and for all of my life And there's nowhere in the world I'd rather be than here in my room Dreaming with you endlessly
  8. Sorry UncleJoe, I went to iTunes, downloaded and listened, thinking maybe I had the lyrics wrong...but the whole tune is off. The one I have in my head is less Buddy Hollyish than the "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" and actually has a faster tempo and deeper (baritone) vocal. The tune itself goes up in scale and then returns to the middle of the scale before resolving itself at the end of the phrase...if that helps? This is driving me mad, I tell ya! I do have to say though, that I wish I had known the "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" when I was back in college. There was a group of us girlfriends that decided that we were all "Player Haters" and we'd watch out for each other. If one of us thought another was being put on by some dumb boy, we'd walk past and say, "But baby, I want you. I love you. I need you." (A different order, but same meaning.) This was our cue to get out and away from whoever was hittin' on us.
  9. OK...I have no other lyrics (including those listed above?) , because these are the only ones repeating in my head. As for the song, it's at least 23 years old...if not older. And, it's not Bad Manners...I still think it may be Elvis...
  10. OK guys...quiz time. I looked all over and can not find the title to the following. The song itself is at least 23 years old, if not older. The singer, a male, sounds like Elvis...may even be Elvis, I don't know. The tune itself is enough to drive anyone crazy (as I am going nuts right now). Again, the singer is a male, kinda the crooner type. However it is not Frank Sinatra, not Stevie Wonder and I can't seem to make any lyrical connection with Elvis, but I seem to think it may have been him. The lyrics are: I love you. I love you. I love you. Please tell me, please tell me you love me too. I love you. I love you. I love you. That's all I can remember, other than that I think it was on the b-side of a 45 (an old record for you young'uns out there). Anyone know the name or artist? (Think it's probably "I love you. I love you. I love you.") I must admit, it is a bit annoying of a song (kind of a earworm). Any help would be appreciated.
  11. If you like something a bit harder, there's a song called Holiday by Green Day...speaks out about todays war. Otherwise, I've always cried and associated Paint It Black by the Rolling Stones with war...maybe because it was a theme song for an old TV show?
  12. Ooh! Don't make your final decision until you at least listen to "Feelin' Love" by Paula Cole. I'm not particularly a fan of hers...but the song is super sexy and easy to dance to. I think we had that played when my husband removed my garter...WAY classier than "The Stripper" (which is what I've heard at all other weddings).
  13. Oh, there's sooo many...must be hormonal. But, I dare anyone to get into the movie "Hope Floats." The movie itself is not so heartbreaking...but there is a scene in which the little girl (I' don't know her name, but she deserves and oscar, an emmy and any other award) is at her grandmother's funeral. Her father shows up (her parents are seperated) and she wants to go with him, but he wants to start a new life with his new chica. She stands in the driveway and cries, just like you would see any other seven year old kid do when their heart is broken. And it's not just crying, but crying so hard...oh, I'm getting teary just picturing the scene. If you can get through that with out tears...turn your prozac/paxil (insert drug of choice) down!
  14. OK, so my list is huge, but I've seen MANY of them already listed (ie: Drive by the Cars and Tears in Heaven-Clapton, to name a slight few. Other songs that put me into the waterworks (yes...I'm a girl) that I did not see listed (sorry if they were) are as follows: No More Drama--Mary J. Blige (more hip hop though) Holiday--Green Day (listen to the words) Dust in the Wind--Kansas If I'd Been the One--38 Special Paint It Black--The Rolling Stones (ya'll remember when this was the theme to a show called "Tour of Duty"?...still makes me bawl) Fields of Gold--Sting/Eva Cassidy (really listen to the words) Jack & Diane--John Cougar Mellancamp (again...listen to the words...it's so true) Wonderful World--Louis Armstrong/Izzy K. (sorry, not really rock) Change of Heart--Cyndi Lauper Vincent--Don McLean Run for the Roses--Dan Fogelburg Wake Me Up When Sept. Ends--Green Day With or Without You--U2 Show Me the Way--Styx Teach Your Children--CSN (not too sad, but makes me bawl) Cat's in the Cradle--Cat Stevens Puff the Magic Dragon--PP&M (guarantees tears) Beth--KISS The Best of Times--Styx True Colors--Cyndi Lauper I'll See You in My Dreams--Joe Brown (done with a Uke, for George Harrison after his passing...can be found on the album "Concert for George"...too touching) Sadly, I know there's many I missed and many other excellent ones that have already been mentioned, so I'll bore you no more. In reflection, me thinks I must cry often. Thanks for reading :sleepy:
  15. Are you thinking the song "Girls" from the Beastie Boys? I don't recall the nasty/unwell part...but it certainly has the "girls...all I really want it girls" part to it. :happybanana:
  16. Could this movie have been "Space Bunnies Must Die?"
  17. John Sebastion played harmonica on Roadhouse Blues with The Doors :guitar:
  18. Leftover Crack is actually Rancid (just broken up and reformed)...the band, I believe, is in limbo now as there drummer passed away after a gig about three weeks back. Thanks Earth Angel, ya did again...Flagpole Sitta is Harvey Danger!
  19. :happybanana: THAT'S IT!!! Thank you so much...the guy sounds like my ex...strangly, I was drawn to it. You're good!! Thanks Earth Angel!
  20. Don't forget: Flagpole Sitta--Artist has slipped my mind just now and just about anything from Rancid/Leftover Crack
  21. I totally was jealous of those kids...wanted to be one of them!
  22. Hey, I'm working on the rest of my list, but I know someone earlier suggested Fields of Gold...and I love Sting and all, but you need to use the version that Eva Cassidy does...it's so slow and mellow, it sucks you in!
  23. Hey, is it a guy (singing tenor) playing a uke? Like on ER, Toys 'r Us.com and Ivory soap commercials, right? That's Israel Kamakawiwo'ole...a very large Hawiian man, who has since passed away. It's funny...I just posted this as a good song for "little" girls to daddies on someone elses post. I hope this is what you were looking for. MandaLynn
×
×
  • Create New...