Looks like ninja's posts, but you both used an artist starting with B.
Bye Bye Bye
*NSync
Never, Neverland
by Annihilator
All Along The Watchtower
Jimi Hendrix
"...paint the sky! with desire! angels fly! heavens on fire!"
That was one of the first music videos I got to see Readerbreeder. Our church sponsored one of those circuit-riding groups that were all about 'devil music'. They got the parents of teens and set up a time when we could all come in and see all the lewd, crude, and eeeeeevil images and ask the teens what they intended to do with their life. So, I made a checklist and got a Columbia House account the next week and bought every cassette they played an 'evil' video from. So, I guess that didnt work out the way they wanted. I know a lot of these were in that first order: Powerslave/Screaming for Vengeance/Last in Line/Animalize/Pleasure Victim/Blackout/Love At First Sting/Eliminator/Queensryche EP/Stay Hungry/Under the Blade/Live Evil/and maybe a Great White.
Killing Yourself to Live
Black Sabbath
Big Black Mariah
Tom Waits
Take The Power Back
by Rage Against The Machine
That's a good list of some pretty solid metal of the period, Nomad! I have to wonder if some of these religious groups who fought so hard against Black Sabbath and their ilk would still have done so if they could see the mockery Ozzy, in particular, has made of himself these days. I didn't take much heat for the music myself; me, I was going to hell because of those satanic RPG's I was playin'... :)
River Deep, Mountain High
Ike and Tina Turner
I Don't Wanna Die
The Subhumans
Treat Me Right
Pat Benatar
Pinball Wizard
by The Who
Vattnisse wrote: Pinball Wizard
by The Who
I love that song!
Where Are They Now?
by Cock Sparrer
Edit: Dammit, it edited the first word of that band name. It starts with a C, and is a word that can be used to refer to a rooster.
ChrisRevocateur wrote: Vattnisse wrote: Pinball Wizard
by The Who
I love that song!
Where Are They Now?
by c#@@ Sparrer
Edit: Dammit, it edited the first word of that band name. It starts with a C, and is a word that can be used to refer to a rooster. Or an obscene head gesture. *cocks head*
Dammit!
My Girl
by The Temptations
Talk Soup
by Weird Al Yankovic
Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
Ted Nugent
Things That Make You Go Hmmmm
C&C Music Factory
Wow Heathy. I might have been outdone on the ridiculous song category...
At least you're not cheating by going country. How are we supposed to top "Drop-kick me, Jesus, through the goalposts of life" or "Take the dice away from the baby, mama, before he craps all over the floor"?
China In Your Hands
by the inexplicably named T'Pau
For goofy titled rock songs, howzabowt: Thor Is Like Immortal
by The Fu##ing Champs...
this crappy clip only has about 15 seconds of the track right at the beginning while this dude talks over it and drives.
I also wonder about music as we age. Of course the Oz has totally made himself into a joke. One day, though, I am going to be in a senior center/rest home/whatever and Im still going to be blasting Maiden and Dio and KISS and what the hell will the orderlies be listening to on their ipod nanos that they will think is cutting edge as they change my diapers? Will it be something like girltalk? Where there is at least 2-3 songs overlapped as the track plays? Or do you think it will go back to singer-songwriters and a single acoustic or piano? I know there will always be garage rock and basic hop hop over a turntable (or its future equivalent) as those are cheap and fairly easy to form groups around as long as one has a van big enough to haul everyone to the gig.
Fast As A Shark
by Accept
I've thought about that too, and I have no idea. However, I am confident that the music of the future will suck. ;P
Against All Odds
Phil Collins
Please, Mister Postman
by The Carpenters
Chamber of Hellos
Wire Train (or a cover by The Action Design on the Nat'l Lampoons Endless Bummer soundtrack)
SexyBack
Justin Timberlake
Judas Is Rising
by Judas Priest
Vattnisse wrote: ...the inexplicably named T'Pau I can't believe my geek fu is this strong here. T'Pau apparently had a Gene Rodenberry fan in their midst, the name having come from a Vulcan princess on Star Trek...
Viva Las Vegas
Elvis Presley
Huh. We always assumed it was one of those sound-words, like "ka-booom" or "sproing". Apparently we were wrong.
Evil Woman
by Electric Light Orchestra
T'Pau was that matriarchal lady on the episode where Spock went into heat and had to go back Vulcan, and fight Kirk.
Electric Eye
Judas Priest
Nice! But as every yin must have a yang, awesomely good things must be balanced by the equally horrific:
Just The Way You Are
by Billy Joel
Dude, that's probably my favourite song! Balancing that out will be hard, but I think I have just the thing:
Mellow Yellow
by Donovan
Balls To The Wall
by Accept
All For Love
an unholy collaboration of: Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart, and Sting
Celestial Healer wrote: All For Love
an unholy collaboration of: Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart, and Sting
AAAARGH! Countering with:
Sex Bomb
Flipper
*drool*twitch*gibber*
Flying High Again
by Ozzy Osbourne
On the Way Up
Peter Mulvey
Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber
Keep on Loving You
REO Speedwagon
Rock and Roll Rebel
OZZY w/ Jake E Lee!!!
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