HellToupee
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Big fan of "Party All the Time", are ya?Between 89-Zilla and 90-me, I don't know how the rest of you stand a chance.About all I STILL listen to is 80's music.All you kids are going to get rolled by the geezers
Big fan of "Party All the Time", are ya?Between 89-Zilla and 90-me, I don't know how the rest of you stand a chance.About all I STILL listen to is 80's music.All you kids are going to get rolled by the geezers
I'm glad my two ideas are so controversial. Not for the faint of heart! They complement each other, in a wayI'm not a fan of that categoryThe only one I am having issue with is: Wannabee 80s. Is this a song not in the 80s that sounds like an 80s tune? Is it a song I wish were in the 80's so I could use it? Is it a song from 1979 or 1990? Is it a 80's flop that doesn't deserve to be in the 80's? Are we being forced to choose that horrible Spice Girls song? I have no idea.Probably not sure WTF a couple of the categories really are...
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Big fan of "Party All the Time", are ya?Between 89-Zilla and 90-me, I don't know how the rest of you stand a chance.About all I STILL listen to is 80's music.All you kids are going to get rolled by the geezers
I actually DID listen to that just last week!Pretty sure we said LPs only.Does the first song off Album count EPs? or is the first full album?
Nice.Class of 1986
John F. Kennedy H.S. - Granada Hills, CA
The Brady Bunch episodes where Greg played football were filmed at my high school. That's all I got.![]()
errr... Jefferson Airplane/starship whatever played at my HS when my brother was there (secret concert in the gym). Lots of 60s rocker types' kids went there too- Joan Baez son, Ronnie Montrose son, Grace Slick's daughter. Only other thing is that Huey Lewis shot one of his album covers at the local dive bar... and may have gone to my HS.
I asked the same , although I disagree LPs was the answer.Does the first song off Album count EPs? or is the first full album?
Yes. She pulled a knife on me once.Nice.Class of 1986
John F. Kennedy H.S. - Granada Hills, CA
The Brady Bunch episodes where Greg played football were filmed at my high school. That's all I got.![]()
errr... Jefferson Airplane/starship whatever played at my HS when my brother was there (secret concert in the gym). Lots of 60s rocker types' kids went there too- Joan Baez son, Ronnie Montrose son, Grace Slick's daughter. Only other thing is that Huey Lewis shot one of his album covers at the local dive bar... and may have gone to my HS.
China Kantner is Grace Slick's daughter, no? Must have been a great drug connection.
I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?I'm glad my two ideas are so controversial. Not for the faint of heart! They complement each other, in a wayI'm not a fan of that categoryThe only one I am having issue with is: Wannabee 80s. Is this a song not in the 80s that sounds like an 80s tune? Is it a song I wish were in the 80's so I could use it? Is it a song from 1979 or 1990? Is it a 80's flop that doesn't deserve to be in the 80's? Are we being forced to choose that horrible Spice Girls song? I have no idea.Probably not sure WTF a couple of the categories really are...
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I think in these kinds of drafts once you see a few things taken for that category you will probably start to have ideas...
All those places plus Monday nights at the I-Beam, the Kennel Club (where the Independent is now), 998 Valencia. The Fillmore wasn't the Fillmore for much of the 80s. It was a punk club called something else. Bill Graham reacquired it and reopened it but it had to close again for awhile after the earthquake.What clubs were going to? I remember seeing a lot of my bands at the Kabuki, but also at On-Broadway(?) Fab-Mab (Mabuhay Gardens?) and someplace on Lower Haight.I moved to SF in 1982. Lived on Oak and Divis until 84, then moved to the Mission.Were you in the Bay Area then?I married Mrs. Eephus in 1986Just curious where everyone else is age-wise in the 80s. I graduated HS in 1988.
I grew up out there- HS class of 86'.
These young'uns thought they were getting new-style music.I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?I'm glad my two ideas are so controversial. Not for the faint of heart! They complement each other, in a wayI'm not a fan of that categoryThe only one I am having issue with is: Wannabee 80s. Is this a song not in the 80s that sounds like an 80s tune? Is it a song I wish were in the 80's so I could use it? Is it a song from 1979 or 1990? Is it a 80's flop that doesn't deserve to be in the 80's? Are we being forced to choose that horrible Spice Girls song? I have no idea.Probably not sure WTF a couple of the categories really are...
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I think in these kinds of drafts once you see a few things taken for that category you will probably start to have ideas...
I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
omg- yes- the I-Beam.All those places plus Monday nights at the I-Beam, the Kennel Club (where the Independent is now), 998 Valencia. The Fillmore wasn't the Fillmore for much of the 80s. It was a punk club called something else. Bill Graham reacquired it and reopened it but it had to close again for awhile after the earthquake.What clubs were going to? I remember seeing a lot of my bands at the Kabuki, but also at On-Broadway(?) Fab-Mab (Mabuhay Gardens?) and someplace on Lower Haight.I moved to SF in 1982. Lived on Oak and Divis until 84, then moved to the Mission.Were you in the Bay Area then?I married Mrs. Eephus in 1986Just curious where everyone else is age-wise in the 80s. I graduated HS in 1988.
I grew up out there- HS class of 86'.
Didn't you just say the only thing you listen to is 80s music?I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
Yes.Didn't you just say the only thing you listen to is 80s music?I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
If I could read, I'd be scary...see below.I asked the same , although I disagree LPs was the answer.Does the first song off Album count EPs? or is the first full album?
Yeah to keep it simple, 1st song off 1st LP, it could get really complicated with singles released previously, EP's etc... otherwiseI don't think EPs count, because they are not considered an album (LP).1st song off first album....Do EPs count or are we disregarding them?
Just because they influenced them doesn't mean that they sound particularly like them. Not to my ears.Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
We've had huge acts influenced by MJ or Prince. We've had indie acts influenced by Joy Division, the Smiths, Gang of Four, whatever.
The New Jack Swing has influenced every boy band since 1988Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
We've had huge acts influenced by MJ or Prince. We've had indie acts influenced by Joy Division, the Smiths, Gang of Four, whatever.
I agree, there are very few songs post 2000 that sound like 80s songs to me - unless we are talking about bands that have survived the 80s, 90s, and are still producing music now.Just because they influenced them doesn't mean that they sound particularly like them. Not to my ears.Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
We've had huge acts influenced by MJ or Prince. We've had indie acts influenced by Joy Division, the Smiths, Gang of Four, whatever.
I'm sure I'll come up with some but off the top of my head, nobody really comes to mind.
I agree, there are very few songs post 2000 that sound like 80s songs to me - unless we are talking about bands that have survived the 80s, 90s, and are still producing music now.Just because they influenced them doesn't mean that they sound particularly like them. Not to my ears.Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
We've had huge acts influenced by MJ or Prince. We've had indie acts influenced by Joy Division, the Smiths, Gang of Four, whatever.
I'm sure I'll come up with some but off the top of my head, nobody really comes to mind.
Not unless some 80's sound is being sampled. I can't think of a band right now that I would say sounds like X band from the 1980s.I agree, there are very few songs post 2000 that sound like 80s songs to me - unless we are talking about bands that have survived the 80s, 90s, and are still producing music now.Just because they influenced them doesn't mean that they sound particularly like them. Not to my ears.Pick any 80s act like. Google the name of the act and the word "influenced". It isn't hard.I really can't think of many (any?).I don't get what's so controversial. People really don't know modern bands that are knock-offs of 80s bands?
We've had huge acts influenced by MJ or Prince. We've had indie acts influenced by Joy Division, the Smiths, Gang of Four, whatever.
I'm sure I'll come up with some but off the top of my head, nobody really comes to mind.![]()
I feel like most of what I hear for the last 5 years sounds like 80s influenced.
KarmaPolice chose an hour ago - so are we skipping Usual 21? If so, I am up.Who's up?![]()
If you're talking 1880's folk music, I agree.![]()
I feel like most of what I hear for the last 5 years sounds like 80s influenced.
I just had one shuffle onto my ipod.The spirit of the category is to pick a newer song that would sound at home on an 80's mix.
Picking a newer song by an 80's band is cheating.
lolIf you're talking 1880's folk music, I agree.![]()
I feel like most of what I hear for the last 5 years sounds like 80s influenced.
Sounds like a bunch of banjos and washboards to me.
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Top 5 all time favorite song of mine.Clarkstown North Rams, class of 95
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Sittin' on a mountain, looking at the sun
Plastic fantastic lobster telephone
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Cool cover version by M.Craft.
It was on my short list for a while but I took it off thinking psychedlic goofiness was Astbury's intent. They do have some other songs with genuinely awful lyrics.Rules.I'll Hipple this thread later
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Still kicking myself for not picking Aphrodisiac Jacket for the "Awful Lyrics You Still Love" category in the last draft.
Sittin' on a mountain, looking at the sun
Plastic fantastic lobster telephone
Well, he did rip off Jefferson Airplane with that line, changing "lover" to "lobster telephone". Easy to see the migration.Rules.I'll Hipple this thread later
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Still kicking myself for not picking Aphrodisiac Jacket for the "Awful Lyrics You Still Love" category in the last draft.
Sittin' on a mountain, looking at the sun
Plastic fantastic lobster telephone
Excellent pick for the category.
70s Prince is good , real good. 80s , not for me.Good thing you got that one in the first.![]()
I'll just go ahead and say it...Prince is quite possibly the most overrated artist ever.
Class of '87.
Good picks with the Femmes and Prince songs
Andy, GFY.
80s Prince is better than 21st Century Prince70s Prince is good , real good. 80s , not for me.Good thing you got that one in the first.![]()
I'll just go ahead and say it...Prince is quite possibly the most overrated artist ever.
70s Prince is two albums. You're really saying you only like Soft and Wet, I Wanna Be Your Lover, and I Feel For You?70s Prince is good , real good. 80s , not for me.Good thing you got that one in the first.![]()
I'll just go ahead and say it...Prince is quite possibly the most overrated artist ever.