miamisammy29
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Yeah. David Schwimmer....he's no Ted McGinley.
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He also looks like that Ross guy from "Friends". Poor dude.
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Charlie always gets the longest and loudest ovations when the members of the band are introduced.
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"Dazed and Confused"
"Goodfellas"
"The Replacements"
"SLC Punk"
"Grease"
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Believe it or not, I came to this thread this time solely for the purpose of adding one very underrated singer, songwriter and guitarist -- the great Paul Rodgers. He has been successful with no less than three major bands and as a solo artist. Yet he still doesn't get the recognition that many flash-in-the-pan artists receive. He has a great voice, writes great songs, and plays a great guitar. Plain and simple, the guy rocks.
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" Nobody would have wanted to watch Andrew McCarthy taking it from behind.
Why, doesn't Andrew McCarthy take it from behind in just about every other movie he's in?
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I saw it last week. I was glued to my seat.....for a while. But the problem was, the movie could have gone forever....and after a while it seemed to. That Tommy kid was freakin' evil though, wasn't he? Ashton Kutcher's cool, but he's no Danny Masterson.
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"Street Fighting Man" - The Rolling Stones
"Muswell Hillbillies" - The Kinks
"Welcome to Sleazy Town" - The Kinks
"London Song" - The Kinks
"Victoria" - The Kinks (moreso about England than London)
"London Town" - Paul McCartney
"London Dungeon" - The Misfits
"London Traffic" - The Jam
"Last Train to London" - ELO
"Next Plane to London" - They Might Be Giants
"London Homesick Blues" - Kinky Friedman
"First Night Back In London" - "The Clash"
"London's Burning" - The Clash
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The Stones
"Wild Horses"
"Angie"
"Ruby Tuesday"
"You Got the Silver"
"Memory Motel"
"Heart of Stone"
"Play With Fire"
"Till the Next Goodbye"
"Time Waits For No One"
"Blinded by Rainbows"
"Worried About You"
Now, those are great ballads.
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EQUESTRIAN - "Horse With No Name" (America)
DIVING - "Catch Me Now I'm Falling" (Kinks)
SCULLING - "Come on Down To My Boat" (Every Mother's Son)
SOFTBALL - "Centerfield" (John Fogerty)
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING - "The Two of Us" (Beatles)
ARCHERY - "Poison Arrow" (ABC)
MARATHON - "Marathon" (Rush)
USA MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM - "I'm In Disgrace" (Kinks)
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"Huh huh, yow, ooh, ungh, ungh yowwwwwwwwww!!" - James Brown, the 'Godfather of Soul' and 'The Hardest Working Man in Show Business."
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I think rabid badgers are underrated. They're furry and cuddly and there's so many things you can do with them.
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Guns N' Roses, Dave. Also listen to Civil War, Rocket Queen, Mr. Brownstone, and 14 Years.
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CarsAndKites: I know who Meg White is. I was making a joke. I guess some wiseass remarks just don't convey well over the Internet. Actually, that's one of the few new bands I like. Jimi Hendrix perfected the technique of playing rhythm and lead guitar at the same time. I like the way this White Stripes dude plays rhythm, lead AND BASS guitar at the same time. It's a very unique style. It depends on how well he can continue to write good music that will form my true opinion of him. But for now, they seem pretty cool. I liked them when they were on "Letterman" for that week stretch last year. And I love "Seven Nation Army". Later.
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I once saw a band called FLIPP. Their lead guitarist was named Chia Karaoke and he billed himself as "The World's Worst Guitarist". They were actually pretty decent. I think they opened up for Cheap Trick.
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I was coming out of the men's room at a Taco Bell in Battle Creek Michigan and walked straight into Elvis Presley.
Last week.
The above was intended purely as satire, and in no way indicates this website's belief that the King of Rock and Roll is indeed alive.
Offer void where prohibited by law.
Was he working there, or was he a customer?
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I like it, too.
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"All My Life" is my favorite Foo Fighters' tune. Don't know what it means, don't care. Just like listening. Great, great tune.
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Clarence Walker (played by Eddie Murphy) on an old Saturday Night Live episode, where he claims he was the 5th Beatle.
One of the funniest skits ever. "Hey, Paul, let's kick Clarence outta the band and steal his really great ideas."
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RINGO!
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best female drummer (ie meg white)
Did she take up the drums after making "Sleepless in Seattle"?
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Hey, yeah a good DON'T DO DRUGS song is Salvation by the Cranberries.
And how about "Gimme No Crack" by Shinehead. I used to laugh my butt off when I would see that one on the MTV, circa 1985.
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Another great one is "I Got Stoned and I Missed It" by Dr. Hook. I almost forgot about that one...diminishing short-term memory, ya know. It's even better live.
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Mmmmm...peanut butter and banana....
The King really knew how to live. Didn't he?
The Butterfly Effect
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I think it's actually "Donnie Darko".