I love Joe Walsh.
Songs Which Suck or You're Sick Of
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Me too, he grew up to be quite a peaceful, grateful, graceful man.
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That made me lol.
When you remember just enough to know you hate it but don't care enough to remember what the he11 it was.
Peace.
(I'm just starting on this thread. Your post reminded me of the song that I detest. Da da da da da da da da da drinking coffee (something, something) da da da da da I am waiting (for what?) da da da da)
Aww...
I love this song.
He is just so happy and peppy. (He is a cutie pie!) I hear it and I just want to get up and
DANCE and SING!
Peace.
Yer just sucking up to Mod.
Is there anyone that can help with this?
Chunks of Rick stuck all over me....
Have mercy!
I'm just into the thread and you all are making me feel like Sybil!
SMH, laughing, crying, singing, dancing and plugging my ears and rocking back and forth. Ha!
I'm just into the thread and you all are making me feel like Sybil!
SMH, laughing, crying, singing, dancing and plugging my ears and rocking back and forth. Ha!
I don't even know who performs this song but I'm sick of it - I hear it way too often and once you've heard it, it stays with you the rest of the day
C'mon Eileen
Aww, Dudette. I LOVE that song! ( If I have the chance, I get up and play the guy that orchestrates! Ha!) (AND sing!)
>>Hugs<<
Ha!
I have played these songs to my kids! (They love me enough to forgive me.)
(My Daddy had me hear these songs. I'm NOT that old.)
Peace.
I have played these songs to my kids! (They love me enough to forgive me.)
(My Daddy had me hear these songs. I'm NOT that old.)
Peace.
Hi Sigmund ! I love 1814 - reminds me of my dad, he had a record it of. Saturday mornings he'd pull out his albums and listen to music and drink coffee and tell his stories. Hank Williams was always part of the line up. Thanks for the memories!
...let the old Broadcaster weigh in here for a moment...bit*h if you must, but U2 WILL go down as one of the greatest rock bands of all time...I have admired most of their material, but have to say that while I respect Bono's commitment to his viewpoints-they have grown tiresome in the music...sometimes, music can just be made to be enjoyed, NOT as a political platform...like this one...which isn't strictly a U2 composition, but damn it just kicks ass...
See, the interesting thing about that statement is it highlights a common misunderstanding that U2's music is overtly political, when in fact, it rarely is. The last album of the band's to come off like a full-fledged "protest album" was 1983's WAR, and even then careful listeners would likely be taken back to realize, beyond the first three tracks, how little it references politics or world events. Sure, there are still the moments of occasional political commentary (2005's "Miracle Drug" and "Crumbs From Your Table"; 2009's "Love and Peace or Else" and "Cedars of Lebanon"), but Bono's lyrics tend to gravitate far more often to the intimate, rather than the global, despite his attention-laden second career as a humanitarian. Any number of successful bands wear their political agendas more blatantly than U2 (Green Day since 2000, anyone?), yet the band still gets incessantly labeled a "message" band. In any case, even if you still feel U2 pulls its water from the political well too often, it's but a fraction of the focus most bands put on sex and money. That's the very essence of what's grown tiresome in rock music (and even more so in hip hop).
Sorry, Bono; even from that angle, none of what he said makes any sense.
Name a recent U2 song and I will raise you one from their 80s heyday that blows it out of the water.