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warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Well that wasn't a very motivating thing to hear.

Cheesecat wrote:

warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Well that wasn't a very motivating thing to hear.

How about this for a motivating song?

warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Not needed. Once you have Fats Domino you need nothing else.

Cheesecat wrote:Better than most "self-empowerment" songs, but stills sounds as cheesy as feth to me.

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feth it, I'm changing my avatar to Freddie as a permanent reminder of your folly.

Even I kinda like Queen.. how about this for a REALLY bad one?




Thats another one I saw on TV in the gym...

What the hell is wrong with people?! Party hard? That guys like.. 28 for feths sake!

With the right marketing, 28 becomes 21!

Frazzled wrote:

warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Not needed. Once you have Fats Domino you need nothing else.

That song made one of my cats nearly have a seizure. But then again, that one likes country music so I don't even know why I tolerate his presence.

Albatross wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:Better than most "self-empowerment" songs, but stills sounds as cheesy as feth to me.

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feth it, I'm changing my avatar to Freddie as a permanent reminder of your folly.

From what I've heard of Queen, I have to say I'm not a big fan they always sound cheesy and over-the-top to me.

Cheesecat wrote:

Albatross wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:Better than most "self-empowerment" songs, but stills sounds as cheesy as feth to me.

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feth it, I'm changing my avatar to Freddie as a permanent reminder of your folly.

From what I've heard of Queen, I have to say I'm not a big fan they always sound cheesy and over-the-top to me.

They sound over the top because they were over the top. That's because they actually had talent. Mercury was one of the best vocalists of his generation. Brian May is a wizard on the Axe. Plus, he's a nerd. He has every Star Wars toy ever made AND he was the guest guitarist on a GW produced Black Metal Album in the late 80s (I think it was D-Rok, the one with 'Red Planet Blues'(which was a lame, lame song)) POISON, now that gak is cheesy. I dare you to watch this stinky wheel of fromage




Just remember there was a time when ^ THAT^ was considered COOL.

These don't even scratch the surface of horrible music videos.

Requia wrote:These don't even scratch the surface of horrible music videos.

Wow. I'm speechless. I guess Freedom does cost a buck-o-five.

Requia wrote:These don't even scratch the surface of horrible music videos.

I don't know whether to laugh, cry, vomit or throw the laptop out of the window - I only got 39secs into this awfuulness before giving up. Truly awful..

And I thought this was bad...

Ruglud wrote:
I don't know whether to laugh, cry, vomit or throw the laptop out of the window

Why pick just one?

They Might Be Giants - Older

Frazzled wrote:

warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Not needed. Once you have Fats Domino you need nothing else.

As overplayed as the 12 bar pattern is, this song flat out kicks ass. I seriously couldn't stop my toe from tapping the moment it started.

The more I post, the more I begin to think that I'm the young, hippy-esque version of Fraz. Could I be him in a future life...?


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Perkustin wrote:Gads all Pink's songs are like that...

Not quite!



A night at the gay club wouldn't be complete without this one.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

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Perkustin wrote:Gads all Pink's songs are like that...

Not quite!



A night at the gay club wouldn't be complete without this one.

I would like to think the gays have slightly better taste than that.

mattyrm wrote:I think the whole idea of motivational music is just ridiculously pathetic as a whole.

I respectfully disagree




"We must take the bitter with the bitter
Even if we choke as we swallow"

Cast Aside - Honor http://www.deathwishinc.com/download.mp3s/CASTASIDE.honor.mp3 (can't find a Youtube vid, but this link to the mp3 is to the record company's site)

"I will fight for what is right
And never will I lose sight

Stand up
Fight for what's right
Straight edge pride"

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

Frazzled wrote:

warpcrafter wrote:I am refusing to contribute any songs to this thread on the grounds that I don't want Frazzled to have any more motivational tunes for his weekly book-burning and witch hunting outings.

Not needed. Once you have Fats Domino you need nothing else.

As overplayed as the 12 bar pattern is, this song flat out kicks ass. I seriously couldn't stop my toe from tapping the moment it started.

The more I post, the more I begin to think that I'm the young, hippy-esque version of Fraz. Could I be him in a future life...?


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Perkustin wrote:Gads all Pink's songs are like that...

Not quite!



A night at the gay club wouldn't be complete without this one.

I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Cheesecat wrote:
I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Which is what I'm saying. I'm nega-Fraz. The version from the warp, if you will.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:
I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Which is what I'm saying. I'm nega-Fraz. The version from the warp, if you will.

But you're not hippie either, I'm so confused.

Cheesecat wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:
I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Which is what I'm saying. I'm nega-Fraz. The version from the warp, if you will.

But you're not hippie either, I'm so confused.

Hence hippie-esque (left-leaning, free love, drugs, etc.) in the original post. Ah feth it

Back on topic!

I always wondered why he chose the word jump. It's about as exciting as using the word "walk"

Humbly submitted for your perusal:




I get sick of this one because even nowadays it still gets too much airtime on the radio. All things in moderation.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:Hence hippie-esque (left-leaning, free love, drugs, etc.)

That is the myth of the hippie, not the reality. Going by your pictures you know what hygiene is as well as not giving up your material goods and living on a commune. George Harrison went to Haight-Ashbury becuase he had also been sold a bad bill of goods. After he came back from California he described them as a bunch of lazy people that smelled bad.

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:
I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Which is what I'm saying. I'm nega-Fraz. The version from the warp, if you will.

So are you the good Frazzled or the evil Frazzled?

Frazzled wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:

Cheesecat wrote:
I'm pretty sure Frazzled is too conservative to have been a hippie in his life-time.

Which is what I'm saying. I'm nega-Fraz. The version from the warp, if you will.

So are you the good Frazzled or the evil Frazzled?

This one. It pretty much speaks for itself.

Ahtman wrote:

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:Hence hippie-esque (left-leaning, free love, drugs, etc.)

That is the myth of the hippie, not the reality. Going by your pictures you know what hygiene is as well as not giving up your material goods and living on a commune. George Harrison went to Haight-Ashbury becuase he had also been sold a bad bill of goods. After he came back from California he described them as a bunch of lazy people that smelled bad.

In younger days went to elementary school part in Austin, dressed as hippy with hair, peace sign, tye die, the works. There was another dad there with the same

"Nice costume. Yours looks authentic."
"What costume?"


In other news hippies do not age well...