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What’s the worst song on your favorite album?
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I think Territorial Pissings is the worst song on Nevermind.
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Hard to pick a "favorite album"... maybe one that wore out the groves on teh LP. DSOTM, yeah Money is irritating. Wish You Were Here - no bad cut. But the favorite album here played over and over and over and over since the 70's must be Zep's Physical Graffiti. Boogie with Stu is probably the weakest cut. And it's still pretty good. It just kind of harshes your mellow when it comes on.
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Meh, depended on what engine you had and transmission.YellowSnow said:
So back in my childhood, Old Man @YellowSnow owned a smaller Chevrolet / Oldsmobuick dealership. Normally, he drove Corvettes in them days, but one day the Vette was getting services or something so he drove home an IROC-Z off the lot. Man, those things were underpowered pieces of shit.BleachedAnusDawg said:
IROC-Z owners from Kent basically constitute the stereotypical DLR Van Halen fan in the 80's, and I am totally in for that.YellowSnow said:
Teacher is the 2nd best song.BleachedAnusDawg said:
The synth is awful. Totally agree with Race.YellowSnow said:
Disagree. Jump was a great song.RaceBannon said:Jump
Drop Dead Legs is the best song, of course, on the album.
And Hot For Teacher is the best song on that album. CHRIST!
But if you can't get behind Drop Dead Legs as #1, you're basically an IROC-Z owner from Kent.
Matter of fact, if you were of legal driving age and didn't own an IROC-Z in the 80's I would go so far as saying you're not a real DLR Van Halen fan.
Regardless of all the engines that were available (I’m not going through them) if you had a 5.7 350 like I did, it was significant. It would ape ass. I could set the tires on the back on fire.
Had one Turquoise green. Attention getter…and fast. Real fast. GTO fast. If someone didn’t know what I had, they’d be beat. Not Corvette fast, but close…
Grand Nationals back in that day were fast, ran a few of them, and GTO’s.
Wonder I didn’t kill myself in that car, really. Wrecked it more than a couple times..
Was running down a pod of mine in a Ford Thunderbird Supercharged (I think) and had ran him down on 2 lane HWY…he took a left about the time I caught him on another two lane road and there was one straight away right there and then curves forever so I knew I had to keep hammering and pass his ass when he turned on it. I was right on his ass when he turned and I hammered on the turn to try and pass and when I did, it got loose my tires on the passenger side hit loose rocks, which I went sliding sideways ultimately going off road sideways into a ditch where my passenger side rear tire hit a culvert…
Picked the whole car up In the air caus of the speed and landed me back straight in the road with a loud ass “Boom!” I was like, Fuuuuck!
Crunck it back up and put in drive and could hear the drive shaft beating off the blacktop…fk again. I looked in my driver side door mirror and my rearend was half way out from under my car in the road….Knocked my whole gat damn rearend out from under my car..that was one, I have more.
And that car you posted is fine, fine nostalgic sumbitch. I damn sure wouldn’t mind having it fitted with a 350, not 305 or 6 cylinder. -
Was PS’ing…or addenduming…but it “timed out” like this vanillas shit does with the total fuck stick shit it does with no delete and can’t edit a post after half a gatdamn minute….SECDAWG said:
Meh, depended on what engine you had and transmission.YellowSnow said:
So back in my childhood, Old Man @YellowSnow owned a smaller Chevrolet / Oldsmobuick dealership. Normally, he drove Corvettes in them days, but one day the Vette was getting services or something so he drove home an IROC-Z off the lot. Man, those things were underpowered pieces of shit.BleachedAnusDawg said:
IROC-Z owners from Kent basically constitute the stereotypical DLR Van Halen fan in the 80's, and I am totally in for that.YellowSnow said:
Teacher is the 2nd best song.BleachedAnusDawg said:
The synth is awful. Totally agree with Race.YellowSnow said:
Disagree. Jump was a great song.RaceBannon said:Jump
Drop Dead Legs is the best song, of course, on the album.
And Hot For Teacher is the best song on that album. CHRIST!
But if you can't get behind Drop Dead Legs as #1, you're basically an IROC-Z owner from Kent.
Matter of fact, if you were of legal driving age and didn't own an IROC-Z in the 80's I would go so far as saying you're not a real DLR Van Halen fan.
Regardless of all the engines that were available (I’m not going through them) if you had a 5.7 350 like I did, it was significant. It would ape ass. I could set the tires on the back on fire.
Had one Turquoise green. Attention getter…and fast. Real fast. GTO fast. If someone didn’t know what I had, they’d be beat. Not Corvette fast, but close…
Grand Nationals back in that day were fast, ran a few of them, and GTO’s.
Wonder I didn’t kill myself in that car, really. Wrecked it more than a couple times..
Was running down a pod of mine in a Ford Thunderbird Supercharged (I think) and had ran him down on 2 lane HWY…he took a left about the time I caught him on another two lane road and there was one straight away right there and then curves forever so I knew I had to keep hammering and pass his ass when he turned on it. I was right on his ass when he turned and I hammered on the turn to try and pass and when I did, it got loose my tires on the passenger side hit loose rocks, which I went sliding sideways ultimately going off road sideways into a ditch where my passenger side rear tire hit a culvert…
Picked the whole car up In the air caus of the speed and landed me back straight in the road with a loud ass “Boom!” I was like, Fuuuuck!
Crunck it back up and put in drive and could hear the drive shaft beating off the blacktop…fk again. I looked in my driver side door mirror and my rearend was half way out from under my car in the road….Knocked my whole gat damn rearend out from under my car..that was one, I have more.
And that car you posted is fine, fine nostalgic sumbitch. I damn sure wouldn’t mind having it fitted with a 350, not 305 or 6 cylinder.
Anyway, was saying had a pod that had an IROC EXACTLY like that, black and beautiful, 350 HO…
Around 1988 or 1990 or some shit, him
And I would ride in mine or his to JR college back in the day and couldn’t keep the pussy out..that black and my turquoise(personal request caus of wrecks after it was silver) were bad ass…
Point I was going to make was, someone mentioned Van Halen and these.. well, true, but can’t leave out Def Leppard, Poison, Quiet Riot, Iron Maiden or GNR either. By Damn. -
Some more 1980’s Nostalgia of mine, Bad Ass Square body… have to tell y’all about it and it’s running gear one day. Won’t be disappointed. Was a TimberJack.
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Yeah, this thread went off the rails. Needs to be 1980’s or
Some shit. No one will see this good stuff looking at “worst song fuck stick bumblebee fuck me up the wazzu hairy pie”
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Retard alert. JFC
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DeleteSECDAWG said:Yeah, this thread went off the rails. Needs to be 1980’s or
Some shit. No one will see this good stuff looking at “worst song fuck stick bumblebee fuck me up the wazzu hairy pie”
(Predickting now, this will be a copy pasta somefucking where. Puh) -
Which one is your wife and which is your cousin?
Trick question
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DisagreeYellowSnow said:“I just wanna see his face” off Exile On Main Street.
Really the only non essential cut on the greatest rock LP ever recorded.
Let it Loose or Soul Survivor.
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Christ. There isn’t a weak song of this record.alumni94 said: -
Both of those songs are great.alumni94 said:
DisagreeYellowSnow said:“I just wanna see his face” off Exile On Main Street.
Really the only non essential cut on the greatest rock LP ever recorded.
Let it Loose or Soul Survivor. -
Wood.RaceBannon said: -
Since I just listened to the first Boston album, I would say a perfect record but Let Me Take You Home Tonight is an average song
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UbybFiuBQN0
