Songs that make you LOL.
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Songs that make you LOL.
In a good way.
I was just listening to The Dwarves song "Production Value" and this line is still cracking me up:
"It's been a long long time since the march of dimes came and repossessed
the van, and sodomized the band"haha
What are some of your faves?
I was just listening to The Dwarves song "Production Value" and this line is still cracking me up:
"It's been a long long time since the march of dimes came and repossessed
the van, and sodomized the band"haha
What are some of your faves?
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Is that the Canadian band that was The Killer Dwarves in the 80's? Underrated band, they had that Anthrax sense of humor, except they were funny to people outside the band.DirtySanchez wrote:In a good way.
I was just listening to The Dwarves song "Production Value" and this line is still cracking me up:
"It's been a long long time since the march of dimes came and repossessed
the van, and sodomized the band"haha
What are some of your faves?

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no...the band brian is talking about is american. really snotty pop-punk stuff...lyrics are usually about sodomy and drugs. i love them.songsmith wrote:Is that the Canadian band that was The Killer Dwarves in the 80's? Underrated band, they had that Anthrax sense of humor, except they were funny to people outside the band.DirtySanchez wrote:In a good way.
I was just listening to The Dwarves song "Production Value" and this line is still cracking me up:
"It's been a long long time since the march of dimes came and repossessed
the van, and sodomized the band"haha
What are some of your faves?Great hooks, too.--->JMS
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Naga wrote:GWAR has some hilarious songs. I'm In Love With A Dead Dog, Slaughterama, and my favorite in their humorous lines, Fucking An Animal, are some of the funniest songs I've heard in a good while!
gwar kicks ass. it's all about the stage show... like kiss or alice cooper, but more so. how bout "Bring back the bomb"
"And while we're at it, let's go nuke Tibet
Let's vaporize the oceans with glee
Saving the whales an agenda for some
Nuking them sits well with me"
hilarious!
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Ha! Yeah, GWAR has some amazing stage shows! I've seen em twice! Same with Cooper, although I've only seen KISS once. Ole Alice has some pretty funny ones too. Can't Sleep, The Clowns Will Eat Me is pretty up thereslackin@dabass wrote:Naga wrote:GWAR has some hilarious songs. I'm In Love With A Dead Dog, Slaughterama, and my favorite in their humorous lines, Fucking An Animal, are some of the funniest songs I've heard in a good while!
gwar kicks ass. it's all about the stage show... like kiss or alice cooper, but more so. how bout "Bring back the bomb"
"And while we're at it, let's go nuke Tibet
Let's vaporize the oceans with glee
Saving the whales an agenda for some
Nuking them sits well with me"
hilarious!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuyF46oG ... re=related
Some lyrics are absolutely halarious and some aren't, but this song always seem to make me crack up
Some lyrics are absolutely halarious and some aren't, but this song always seem to make me crack up
Alice is one of the most underrated songwriters and performers of the 70's, I think. The band had massive radio hits, classic rock gems, big production numbers, introspective ballads...I mean they could play, "I Love The Dead" and the pre-Goth crowd would dig it, "Go To Hell" and the metal crowd would be all over that, do "You And Me" and the little girls would get all moist, "Only Women Bleed" and housewives were all, "Yeah! That!" and on and on.
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I have the lenny and squiggy album. For being comedians, they did a
good job with the stuff they did. I remember rollin on the floor when they did "Night after night" on the laverne and shirley show. A lot of
people have no clue that lenny is also in spinal tap. I have 2 albums by
them. great stuff!!!
good job with the stuff they did. I remember rollin on the floor when they did "Night after night" on the laverne and shirley show. A lot of
people have no clue that lenny is also in spinal tap. I have 2 albums by
them. great stuff!!!
I can tell you what isn't even a little bit funny: Last week's American Idol "Grand Ol' Opry Night."
I figured if I was going to check out my first-ever episode of Idol, it would be to see how they treated traditional country in the bland style of American Idol. How sad.
First, nobody actually did much traditional country. There were a few 90's country-pop songs, but "Ain't Goin Down 'Til The Sun Comes Up" was the most country thing I saw, and that was a Garth Brooks rock song. Anytime a contestant would attempt something from country radio, they would be excoriated for being "too country," like that's bad or something. That retarded new judge was laughable in her ignorance of the entire genre. "I didn't even realize you were doing that song Opryland-style!" (Opryland is not a musical style, Opryland is a theme park in Nashville that went defunct 10 years ago)
That's when I flipped the channel, 34 minutes in. I missed the flamingly fabulous version of "Ring Of Fire" (saw it on The Soup last night), and I'm glad I did, because it was sacriledge, and I would have taken a sledgehammer to my TV. It was like someone singing the Star Spangled Banner with a F**k America T-shirt on. Talk about not having a clue! I don't know that dude's name, and I don't want to know. He's the next Sam Harris, and nothing more. (Sam Harris did the exact same act on "Star Search" in the 80's. He's the pecker-smooch responsible for every contestant having to hit the obligatory wiggly high-note in every song.)
What a disappointment, and I assumed it would be disappointing before I turned it on. Simon Cowell should be shot for what he's done to music, starting with the Spice Girls.
As for what makes me laugh, Kill your Speakers by Manowar gets me giggling everytime... actually, the song's funny enough, but the video... that's killer.--->JMS
I figured if I was going to check out my first-ever episode of Idol, it would be to see how they treated traditional country in the bland style of American Idol. How sad.
First, nobody actually did much traditional country. There were a few 90's country-pop songs, but "Ain't Goin Down 'Til The Sun Comes Up" was the most country thing I saw, and that was a Garth Brooks rock song. Anytime a contestant would attempt something from country radio, they would be excoriated for being "too country," like that's bad or something. That retarded new judge was laughable in her ignorance of the entire genre. "I didn't even realize you were doing that song Opryland-style!" (Opryland is not a musical style, Opryland is a theme park in Nashville that went defunct 10 years ago)
That's when I flipped the channel, 34 minutes in. I missed the flamingly fabulous version of "Ring Of Fire" (saw it on The Soup last night), and I'm glad I did, because it was sacriledge, and I would have taken a sledgehammer to my TV. It was like someone singing the Star Spangled Banner with a F**k America T-shirt on. Talk about not having a clue! I don't know that dude's name, and I don't want to know. He's the next Sam Harris, and nothing more. (Sam Harris did the exact same act on "Star Search" in the 80's. He's the pecker-smooch responsible for every contestant having to hit the obligatory wiggly high-note in every song.)
What a disappointment, and I assumed it would be disappointing before I turned it on. Simon Cowell should be shot for what he's done to music, starting with the Spice Girls.
As for what makes me laugh, Kill your Speakers by Manowar gets me giggling everytime... actually, the song's funny enough, but the video... that's killer.--->JMS