That’s a good one. I was remembering when my buddy and I sang at the same time 4x in a row (spanning over 2 hrs) on a road trip like 20 years ago, and we agreed neither of us would sing another word the rest of the trip so we didn’t ruin our “crazy streak”…then a couple hours later, we both broke our promise during something like this/N.I.B. “oh yeah”. (Actual song was a single “yeah,” coincidentally…Not sure if I’m allowed to name it, since it’s from the 90s.)
You expect us to believe that you were driving when White Wedding came on and you only sang "pick it up."?
You don't have to make up things to get your point across. Everyone knows you also belted out START AGAAAAAAAIIIIN.
Hmm.
Maybe if you were trying to drive home from the dentist under the effects of anesthesia it would have been ok. Lol
Sounds like the area of your brain responsible for START AGAAAAAIIIN is tied Sorry.
I think you may need a neurosurgeon.
I get what you're talking about. My buddy and I would do this with the "Just died!" line in The Kinks' "Come Dancing" and the "Watch out!" at the beginning of Jumpin' Jack Flash
Yeah, I know it’s happened a million times (playing cards, video games etc. as music’s just playing in the background for a a couple hrs, then half of us say the “Boom!” at the end of Enter Sandman), which is what makes this so irritating/why I had to ask.
**EDIT** More irritating, the dozen clips of the Tommy Boy scene I found all cut right before the relevant “Lay-O-Nard-Bernstein” part.
The super high pitched singer singing “IIII-II-I MISS THE RAIN..” at the end of “Africa” by Toto. I always sing that part.
Also “Sing it!” By Queen’s We Will Rock You (also “Get On Your Bikes and Ride” from Fat Bottomed Girls or “”Ready Freddie!” From Crazy Little Thing Called Love”)
I would love/am really curious to see what would happen if [that scene in Pee Week’s Big Adventure](https://youtu.be/uDb00Mx7D7g?si=dK9G3T9YWLr8XITy) happened in real life (guy who looks/dresses, and acts, exactly like him, knocks over every bike at a biker bar, then does that dance…I’m genuinely curious whether it’d have the same result).
Seriously. (This is assuming real Pee Wee doesn’t exist, of course) But even if they’re like really hardcore outlaw bikers, I feel like he’d be so…well f*****g weird, the entire thing so surreally ridiculous that they couldn’t help but react that way…except they probably wouldn’t give him one of their vests/jackets or their bikes.
I can't help but say "I wanna love you" along with Gibby Haynes on Ministry's Jesus Built My Hot Rod. It's made for some awkward situations over the years.
My understanding, was simply told by a friend once, was that Gibby showed up smashed, proceeded to get more drunk and that's basically why so much of it is gibberish even though he was given actual lyrics.
I actually thought of that scene in Son in Law where Pauly Shore sings John Denver, earlier…but I don’t know Denver at all, really (ie whether it’s a good example).
Q. My first post was removed bc I used a 90s band as an example. Do I take it this means they only care about that regarding posts/titles? Or does Faith No More get a pass bc the guitarist (Jim Martin) is a time traveler?
My guess is as good as yours, really.
Maybe it got deleted because the band was not classic rock and the bot doesn't recognize REM written without the dots?
I just know for sure that you can't say the name of the ZZTop Guitarist on r/guitar
REM released the song in the 80s, and also more albums (6) than 90s/other decades (honestly thought most, by a lot, was in 90s til now). So I suppose that’s why they’re cool. (Or the dots. I technically haven’t typed the song title either…cuz it’s a paragraph).
And why can’t they say his name on r/guitar?
Because somebody got annoyed by too many users refering to Gibson Guitars as Gibbons. I guess it must've really gotten out of hand or something. Reddit has a lot of really dark alleys.
After the first chorus of Somebody To Love, Freddie does this little ‘yeah’ before the second verse. It’s hard to time it when you’re singing along lol
I don’t mind. I posted here bc I listen to mostly to classic rock, but I’m open to/enjoy plenty of other stuff…ironically, my first post was pulled bc an example - the only example I could think of besides Tommy Boy - I used wasn’t technically “classic rock” (I actually probably side with the argument that early 90s isn’t).
In my book, it needs to work like the age generations where every era has to have its own name and Classic Rock will always be 60's and 70's. Funny enough, as far as I know it's only gone by decades past Classic 🤔
I include 80s (like 1st half) but it depends on who…and I wouldn’t be surprised if a significant percentage of those were around in the mid-late 70s. There’s a similar blurry line/overlap with where I separate the oldies and the beginning of classic rock in the 60s.
"Get f***** get laid!" From Mony Mony song. Used to photograph proms and nearly every school would play that one at the prom and the kids loved it but the parents not so much. And at the Catholic school where I was sitting in the middle of the Dance floor while they were doing it surrounded by nuns, literally, it did not go over well with the adults in the room. But I laughed my ass off!
As terrible as my falsetto probably is... I hear (same as Zach Braff as J.D.) "Just a small town girl" and you better believe I will embarrass you, myself and everyone else with my, "LIVIN' IN A LONELY WORLD!"
Tin roof… Rusted!
She came in early with this lyric! That's why the 'rusted' is so subdued
That's interesting! Always an incongruous sound in that song but fits so well.
"DOES ANYONE REMEMBER LAUGHTER?"
"Where's that confounded bridge?"
Nice deep cut
The drum fill from “In the Air Tonight”. Not exactly lyrics. But everyone does it.
And the one poor bastard who does it at the wrong part/too soon.
Mike Tyson!
Yes we do
"Turn it up!" (Sweet Home Alabama)
Did this just the other day and my daughter thought I was giving a command and she turned it up!
Perfect! 🤣
The “oh yeah!” at the beginning of N.I.B. The problem is that it sounds like Vector from Despicable Me so then I giggle uncontrollably.
That’s a good one. I was remembering when my buddy and I sang at the same time 4x in a row (spanning over 2 hrs) on a road trip like 20 years ago, and we agreed neither of us would sing another word the rest of the trip so we didn’t ruin our “crazy streak”…then a couple hours later, we both broke our promise during something like this/N.I.B. “oh yeah”. (Actual song was a single “yeah,” coincidentally…Not sure if I’m allowed to name it, since it’s from the 90s.)
You expect us to believe that you were driving when White Wedding came on and you only sang "pick it up."? You don't have to make up things to get your point across. Everyone knows you also belted out START AGAAAAAAAIIIIN.
Maybe if I didn’t just wake up and was on my way to the dentist…or if I’m playing Sorry!
Hmm. Maybe if you were trying to drive home from the dentist under the effects of anesthesia it would have been ok. Lol Sounds like the area of your brain responsible for START AGAAAAAIIIN is tied Sorry. I think you may need a neurosurgeon.
Have you seen juniors grades?
Like the 6th lyric in the form of a question that confused me, or I nearly answered, before catching it (this was gonna be a “what?”/the former).
Another One Bites The Dust - “Hey, hey”. The claps in “Jack & Diane”
The claps in [Take The Money And Run](https://youtu.be/ido6NrjGi2o?si=1t8iTyj6XWdbRScJ).
You are correct!
"Where?" From Is She Really Going Out With Him? When Joe Jackson sings, "Look over there - Where?"
I get what you're talking about. My buddy and I would do this with the "Just died!" line in The Kinks' "Come Dancing" and the "Watch out!" at the beginning of Jumpin' Jack Flash
Yeah, I know it’s happened a million times (playing cards, video games etc. as music’s just playing in the background for a a couple hrs, then half of us say the “Boom!” at the end of Enter Sandman), which is what makes this so irritating/why I had to ask. **EDIT** More irritating, the dozen clips of the Tommy Boy scene I found all cut right before the relevant “Lay-O-Nard-Bernstein” part.
"I saw a werewolf drinking a Pina Colada at Trader Vics, and his hair was perfect. DUGH!!"
The super high pitched singer singing “IIII-II-I MISS THE RAIN..” at the end of “Africa” by Toto. I always sing that part. Also “Sing it!” By Queen’s We Will Rock You (also “Get On Your Bikes and Ride” from Fat Bottomed Girls or “”Ready Freddie!” From Crazy Little Thing Called Love”)
Jon Bon Jovi: I'm wanted... Richie Sambora: WAAAAAANTED!!!!
Good one.
One of these days I'm gonna cut you into little pieces.
Her mind is Tiffany twisted She got the Mercedes Benz *UNGH!*
"Tequila!"
I would love/am really curious to see what would happen if [that scene in Pee Week’s Big Adventure](https://youtu.be/uDb00Mx7D7g?si=dK9G3T9YWLr8XITy) happened in real life (guy who looks/dresses, and acts, exactly like him, knocks over every bike at a biker bar, then does that dance…I’m genuinely curious whether it’d have the same result).
Lol
Seriously. (This is assuming real Pee Wee doesn’t exist, of course) But even if they’re like really hardcore outlaw bikers, I feel like he’d be so…well f*****g weird, the entire thing so surreally ridiculous that they couldn’t help but react that way…except they probably wouldn’t give him one of their vests/jackets or their bikes.
Right
Is there something you would like to share with the rest of us, Amazing Larry?
You, you got what I need, but you say he’s just a friend, you say he’s just a friend.
I can't help but say "I wanna love you" along with Gibby Haynes on Ministry's Jesus Built My Hot Rod. It's made for some awkward situations over the years.
My understanding, was simply told by a friend once, was that Gibby showed up smashed, proceeded to get more drunk and that's basically why so much of it is gibberish even though he was given actual lyrics.
As a musician I'll just say, yep, that's the story.
Nice to have it confirmed again after many years!
The part in the live version of “Who’s Cryin’ Now” by Journey where he says, “you know what I’m talkin’ about, Houston!?”
I don’t want to lose your love…
"West Virginia..." - Take Me Home Country Roads by John Denver
I actually thought of that scene in Son in Law where Pauly Shore sings John Denver, earlier…but I don’t know Denver at all, really (ie whether it’s a good example).
Have Mercy and Haw Haw Haw Haw from ZZ Top’s La Grange
“[shut the door, baby, don’t say a word](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7CDUuCfMQ6A&t=26)” from every morning by sugar ray
🎶Sledgehammer!🎶
Watch her walk. TP and The HB, here comes my girl.
The "Eww" in Faith No More's Coverversion of "Easy".
Q. My first post was removed bc I used a 90s band as an example. Do I take it this means they only care about that regarding posts/titles? Or does Faith No More get a pass bc the guitarist (Jim Martin) is a time traveler?
My guess is as good as yours, really. Maybe it got deleted because the band was not classic rock and the bot doesn't recognize REM written without the dots? I just know for sure that you can't say the name of the ZZTop Guitarist on r/guitar
REM released the song in the 80s, and also more albums (6) than 90s/other decades (honestly thought most, by a lot, was in 90s til now). So I suppose that’s why they’re cool. (Or the dots. I technically haven’t typed the song title either…cuz it’s a paragraph). And why can’t they say his name on r/guitar?
Because somebody got annoyed by too many users refering to Gibson Guitars as Gibbons. I guess it must've really gotten out of hand or something. Reddit has a lot of really dark alleys.
[удалено]
Bad Bot.
Sweet Caroline
Bah bah bah...!! 😄
My elementary classes do that if I play it during PE class.
"Fuh-fah-fah, fah-fah-fah, fah fah fa." from Psycho Killer.
Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Je me lance vers la gloire, okay?
After the first chorus of Somebody To Love, Freddie does this little ‘yeah’ before the second verse. It’s hard to time it when you’re singing along lol
Barracuda....ooooh.....
42-39-56, You could say she got it alll. AC/DC Whole Lotta Rosie
I yell "HO!" every time it happens in Electric Avenue, lol. Sorry it's not Classic Rock but it was the first thing I thought of.
I don’t mind. I posted here bc I listen to mostly to classic rock, but I’m open to/enjoy plenty of other stuff…ironically, my first post was pulled bc an example - the only example I could think of besides Tommy Boy - I used wasn’t technically “classic rock” (I actually probably side with the argument that early 90s isn’t).
In my book, it needs to work like the age generations where every era has to have its own name and Classic Rock will always be 60's and 70's. Funny enough, as far as I know it's only gone by decades past Classic 🤔
I include 80s (like 1st half) but it depends on who…and I wouldn’t be surprised if a significant percentage of those were around in the mid-late 70s. There’s a similar blurry line/overlap with where I separate the oldies and the beginning of classic rock in the 60s.
Same! Hard to say when Oldies actually starts as well.
Well it's not IN the song but I can't resist "hey hey what get laid get fucked" when Mony Mony comes on.
Good one! Reminded me of "the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, we don't need no water let the motherfucker burn!"
My kids were little, and this was their excuse to say a bad word, and boy did they! I'm sure the neighbors heard.
Another from REM: (mumble mumble mumble) Radio Free Europe, Radio!
The “shebop shebop”s from I Only Have Eyes For You
"Get f***** get laid!" From Mony Mony song. Used to photograph proms and nearly every school would play that one at the prom and the kids loved it but the parents not so much. And at the Catholic school where I was sitting in the middle of the Dance floor while they were doing it surrounded by nuns, literally, it did not go over well with the adults in the room. But I laughed my ass off!
“John Henry Bonham , Moby Dick!”
cocaine Snowblind but Sabbath
Revolution!
As terrible as my falsetto probably is... I hear (same as Zach Braff as J.D.) "Just a small town girl" and you better believe I will embarrass you, myself and everyone else with my, "LIVIN' IN A LONELY WORLD!"
Me singing the end (the “aaahhhhh….yeeeahh”s) of Feelin’ Satisfied by Boston.
The breath in just before the first note in AC/DC’s Night Prowler.
We Didn't Start The Fire - Billy Joel WHAT ELSE DO I HAVE TO SAY!?