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I am doomed to live out my days with the recollection of that drivel. If I could punch out my eardrums with an ice-pick to remove the relics of that song, I would in an instant, but I fear my memory is forever scorched - like witnessing a fatal train-wreck or seeing your grandmother naked...

Nope. If it came on in the car I turned off the radio and sat in silence for 5 minutes. I thank God every day that it didn't catch on in some sick, reality-show/Jerry Springer sort of way.

Yes. "You and me, baby, we ain't nothing but mammals so let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel" set to the synthesized rythym of a Casio on "autoplay". Inspiring poetic genius. What soul. What a musical visionary. I hope to GOD that in 10,000 years they don't discover this song and associate my generation with it in any way. How embarrasing.

Is this the group that made that "doing it on the discovery channel" song where they droned the same moronic line 50 times in a row? I remember when they played that trash over and over. It was truly a musical low in America.

John Paul Jones in The Lemon Song.

Thanks for the welcome. Cool site.

Part I is my favorite - I love the haunting music. It's the only song that overloads my speakers...

I remember long ago when we discovered that the VCR would accept music input from one source and video from another, we put music to our own video. I remember putting "Learning to Fly" with the skydiving scene from "Point Break" - it fit well timewise too. A friend put "Live and Let Die" to various mob hit scenes frm "Goodfellas", "The Godfather", and others. Not too bad. We made a bunch - it was fun. My ultimate would require a budget... My ultimate scene would be "Gimme Shelter" set to a chase scene where the pursued had no chance of escape, essentially a suicide run. Begins with a bank robbery, most likely. The first two drumbeats and up-tempo would be when the chase starts, maybe as police appear. A view from behind the car as it fishtails down a side street, possibly the rear window shattering from gunfire would occur just as the backup singers go into the first "War, children..." The woman's cracking voice scream near the end gives me the chills - would be set to a particularly desperate act. What would your scene be?