Great song.

 

Werd brutha


Brings back a lot of high school memories. Although I reckon I was in middle school when it came out.

 

Friends of P.


The Rentals

 

The Pixies


Gigantic

 

Gimme Shelter


You know who

 

Always thought it was cool as **** that the bass was the lead, that's what made it so interesting to me (not to mention that is was just an all around great song, writing, vocals, etc). I also always wondered if it was recorded with an upright (or a bass fiddle as we call it in the south, lol) like he played in the vid.

 

Beatles were just ok for me, I was always a Stones man. Have you watched Crossfire Hurricane on HBO?

 

I also appreciated that he played bass as the lead. I'm sure there's more but he and McCartney are the only ones that come to mind when McCartney was singing lead.

I always appreciated that the Police were a trio. Not sure how many actual musicians were used in recording studio but I respect the trio. Especially since I played in one rather inglorious as it was.

Do not believe it was an upright bass on the LP. I just don't think it sounded like one.

 

I have seen part of it. You mentioned it before and I caught a part of it and forgot about it again.

My bad

 

 

Heroes


David Bowie

 

 

Hot for Teacher


Van Halen


(Makes me horny for banging my wife who's a teacher)

 

 

"I don't feel tardy"

 

How Soon is Now?

The Smiths

 

School was never like this...

 

My Ex was a teacher too but now it's Rosey!

 

My wife hates that song.

 

People talk about St. Elmo's Fire, Breakfast Club, etc., defining the 80's, to me this song defined the 80's. I didn't know what the words were really talking about until a few years later, but the music did things to me that no other song did before; combination of it being a great song and my hormones finally reaching a certain point of maturity.