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Best thing about this song is that it was sampled to create Something Good by Utah Saints.

Life is a comic tragedy and perhaps by sheer "dumb luck" these guys made something more profound than they will ever know.

@kingrosie Bitch, you got issues! Why would YOUR friends believe him over you if there were any substance to your accusations or your character? Maybe you used him for your own selfish reasons totally disregarding his feelings for you, and when it went too far you now want to play the role of vic...

I thought she was Hindu, not Muslim. If so, she just raped her own family's heritage. Oh, well, I guess capitalism has no religion.

I thought she was Hindu, not Muslim. If so, she just raped her own family's heritage. Oh, well, I guess capitalism has no religion.

@linguistnick7 Your idolatry of a third-rate singer is pathetic. After reading your posts I can't tell if you're a gay male groupie or an obsessed M.I.A. stalker, but either way she probably has a restraining order on you. Maybe if you try real hard VH1 will interview you five years from now when...

Thanks to Nicki Minaj, bimbo narcissism has been so well articulated that even accidental listeners can be drawn into the fine nuances of feuding female egos.

Anyone who wants to know the true origins of "swagger" just needs to watch this video. Their machismo is unbelievable. They exude raw confidence behind Michael's lead because of his brilliance, yet are blissfully unaware their youngest brother is on the verge of music history. All the little-boy-...

This song is near the top of my list of classic songs that have been sadly forgotten by mainstream radio. Maybe it's just because I was in my early adolescence when music takes on a whole new meaning, but this song is cool as hell. How could you not relate to fantasizing about a girl at that age?...

Too cool! The combination of reggae beats,electronic keyboards, simple yet catchy guitar riffs, all backed by sassy vocals from a beautiful blonde are strangely prescient of a band called No Doubt. Sorry, Gwen, but Blondie did it first. And better!

This song puts so much effort into gimmicky, adolescent rap, that by sheer accident it becomes an achievement unto itself. Never before has frivolous bimboism been given such a perfectly articulated commercial voice. Nicki's contemptuously conceited attitude, combined with really catchy beats, sc...

@FernandoLuis191 And by the way, Castellano is just the fag dialect of Spanish. You have to suck a lot of cock to get the gay lisp just right. You mention it as though somehow it puts you above other spics, yet I wonder how many toilet cleaners and grape pickers in America beg for their measly p...

Ironic, that a song full of sexual innuendo by a porn star reminds me of more innocent times. I'm sure it's the connection to a happier era when I was young, carefree and America was prosperous and safe. God I wish I had a time machine.

How did this band not make it bigger? They took the Blink 182 pop-punk sound of the late 90's and put their own twist on it. They had some really good songs with their own flair in a genre already filled with copycats.

But maybe that was the problem.They were finally coming on strong in a musica...

Maggie is beyond adorable. Her interplay with Mouth is simply the cutest performance I've ever seen in any video. Combine that with the heartfelt lyrics and the emotion they so beautifully imbue the song with and you have a classic that is sadly underplayed and under-appreciated today.

Their vi...

This song strikes you at the very core of your heart. It's so sad that listening to it is almost masochistic. Yet the poignancy of its timely social message more than justifies its almost gratuitously dramatic story of one little girl's horrific tale. This song may be fiction, but we all know tha...

Henry Rollin's songs deserve a genre of their very own. Never in the history of music has brutal self-honesty been used so effectively as a confrontational tool between the singer and audience. I thought I was alone in life twenty years ago. Now I listen again and it tears my heart out because no...

Nirvana gets all the credit and hype when it comes to using grunge to bring the alternative sound of the early 90's to the forefront, but the simple fact of the matter is this very Mudhoney song was the first grunge song to be played on Live 105 (bay area) beating Smells Like Teen Spirit by sever...

Thank God! Just when I quit believing in alternative music because it's saturated with whiny eunuchs droning to simplistic, boring beats this group comes along with a new, exciting sound. Actually, they're slightly retro in style (clearly some late 80's early 90's influences), but re-framed in a ...

The year is 2012. America is hopelessly in debt (California flat broke), jobs have gone overseas, English is becoming a second language, the Chinese are conducting an under-reported cyberwar against us, and we could be annihilated any minute by a weapon-of-mass-destruction smuggled across our wid...

@MrGRBalls Are you kidding? The Bananarama version speeds up the chorus trying to increase the " bouncy danceability" of the song which only decreases the sultry sexuality of the original. The substitution of the hackneyed early 90's electronic keyboards pollutes the disco essence which is the he...

It's funny when this stupid snatch gets indignant over being called Mexican when her family is from Guatemala. Guatemala is just a poorer version of Mexico divided by an arbitrary line in the sand. They're basically "jungle Mexicans" hated by real Mexicans. Then this ugly puta goes on to say Amer...

This song is so full of personal hurt. His sadness bleeds into the world while the world's sadness bleeds into him. The lyrics and way he sings the hook so accurately capture the angry response of a heart just broken. The saddest thing is in the end the person he really wants to go away from him,...

This song is seriously underrated for its "dark" brilliance. Danny Elfman's ability to combine his own personal angst with an almost Dostoyevsky-esque insight into the sadness of the human condition will stir a sense of recognition in anyone who ever felt his heart too deep for this shallow world...