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Its strange what a tight voice can do to a man's pants!

The listener must remember that "Where do The Children play" was a protest song ahead of its time. It is a marker to the coming tragedy of 9/11. The lyrics are haunting even more so today! Cat Stevens, as a performer, started to decline in the years to come, and Yusef Islam and all his politics ...

I think Joel was suppose to sing a version of "Wichita Lineman", but he grabbed the lyrics from "White Room" when he rushed onto the stage. The conductor, surprised out of his wand with all his musicians confused, did the best he could to make this "smelling heap" into music. Glen Campbell fell...

Daneyko shoots and scores!!

For those of you who are Creed fans and can't take a joke, in the immortal words of Weird Al (and Michael Jackson), "just eat it....just eat it!"

Love how clear your fake video is. Keep smokin' bub.The shots are really from two different angles making the airplane appear smaller as it approached the 2nd tower at 300 or so mph. Guess the people that fell from the towers that day were fake too. I'm sure you'll doctor those to make us believe...

Videos can be doctored! How you can expect anyone to believe your assertion when both physical and documentary evidence proves otherwise from that day is beyond me. C'mon...fess up BrutalTruth.

With his two sons and daughter playing backup, Glen Campbell was still outstanding on Ellen Degeneres today. He may have short term memory loss, but he sings timeless ballads.

While listening to "She Drives Me Crazy" I thought about another theme for this video where some hot chick graces the screen that literally "drives all men crazy" in whatever she does. Instead, showcasing Roland Gift and the other two Cannibals with all the spoofy jumping and associated antics (t...

The best compliment I can make to this track...look at the thread of comments to this point! Timeless 80's music that so many can relate to. Conversation between lovers interwoven in the lyrics....who wouldn't want to come back to this!

Have a signed Cab Calloway picture from a July 1940 appearance at the Meadowbrook in Cedar Grove, NJ. All the big band greats appeared there inclucing Frank Sinatra when he was getting his start. Some of the first radio performances of big bands originated there, and Cab Calloway passed that wa...

Yes, I'm jealous! I can't wear the same outfit in my own closet that I was going to breeak out this Saturday.

Give Lou credit!!! He still reaches the high notes to make "Lightning Strikes" a timeless hit. Not many who were in their prime in the 60's can claim that today.

Top of the list of "the one hit wonders"....96 Tears

Great arrangement! The song displays a nice range of Carly's skills, plus she delivers a very sexy performance. The 2:02 to 2:20 muted trumpet was an ingenious interlude to the song's melody.

While moving in traffic is a great fit for this song, it is even better to listen during ice hockey warmup drills where the flow and movement flow of the skaters coming in to shoot on the goalie, the symbol slush similar to the braking of an ice skate, etc. matches the beat of Mammagamma. This i...

What a hidden gem from a gal that can break musical barriers...both with the message and her vocal range. This was when Whitney was at her height. She sems to be daring the music to go higher and higher...go ahead,,,I'll prove to you that I'll "fly with you" with every musical measure you chall...

louisvilleslegger nailed this song...an emotional conversation between Phil Oakley and Joanne Catherall about "second chances". The musical burst at :23 sec sets up the beat and the song delivery. Outstanding for its time...ahead of its time, really! The reply by Catherall at 2:38 apart from th...

Once you've heard this H & O classic...like most of their music...you're saying the lyrics as you hear the track. 'They met on the dance floor at the old high school gym...felt like a rock...she kinda liked him...and his heartbeat like thunder...etc.' The best tracks are those you sing with, ide...

Joanne Catherall still is wonderful eye candy in this production. BTW, Happy Birthday (Sept. 18th) to Joanne!

A song you just close your eyes to...and if you grew up in the 60's/70's and had a first love during this time (especially during the winter), it all comes rushing back! That's what makes Steve Katz's classic timeless.

"....It's a cold room, and the walls ask where you've gone..." just a sample of brilliance in a BS&T classic. Good to see Steve Katz perform it live!

"Pretty Ballerina" is such a beautiful song and story of fleeting love. It could stand the test of time for any generation with its hauntingly poignant lyrics. That being said, this video has got to go...it was made in someones room from scrapbook pictures while they were high on who knows what...

Wedding song of the 60's for sure...great arrangement on this one hit wonder. No video needed!

cheerbear237 said it all...the buildup of beat, bass line, keyboard and guitar just sets up the whole song. The sax just adds fire to an already awesome arrangement halfway through. If you are not movin' to the beat of this song within 10 seconds or so, you are not fully conscious! Musically, ...

That Ohhhh...noise was not the ghost tripping over the bag, but the reaction of most of the YouTube audience to pulling "O.J." Simpson out of the refrigerator in the previous scene...the video went downhill after that....Bring on the teleporting fat guy!!!

Why did one of the WalMart shoppers make it into a Smoosh video?

On the food tray, if you take a close look, leftover ridlan tablets on top of his dippin'dots ice cream. Also, great pictures of his nose while holding the camera backwards, but his will be discussed at his therapy session in two days.