Some fun facts for you music lovers (links included!)

Apr 16, 2024 1:42 PM

Saucity Sauce™: https://www.interestingfacts.com/little-known-meanings-famous-songs/YUOVPg55YwAH_LXY?liu=bbcf6f43cd3bbc57b2f56de499f8ff6e

Aerosmith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c8O2n1Gfto
Aerosmith + Run DMC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B_UYYPb-Gk

Elton John: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOF6_kHBkyg

Bonnie Tyler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcOxhH8N3Bo

I remember hearing about this...

Neil Diamond: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F_RCWVoL4s

The Beatles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7epRPz0LGPE

Little Rock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKNpKO7JPC4

Beastie Boys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5rRZdiu1UE

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The video for Total eclipse of the heart is wild

2 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

#4. Inexplicably fails to mention that Jim Steinman was also the writer of the entire Meatloaf Album 'Bat out of Hell', but who can remember all these obscure '70s albums anyway! /s

The whole story of this song is fascinating, as well as the stories of many other Steinman compositions, including one with a connection to an '80s hair band.

Check out the Hit Parade podcast, which did an entire 2-part episode on Steinman; "Turn Around Bright Eyes" , October 16 & 30, 2020.

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Lovely Post! v

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I believe Walk This Way(RunDMC Collab version) might also be one of the first of that nature too on a major label release. Remixing predates that song but RunDMC/Aerosmith has to be the first or at least one of the earliest official collabs between a hiphop group and rock band.

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Pumped Up Kicks.

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Never heard of any of these songs

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#3 - Mentioning Steinman WITHOUT mentioning Bat Out of Hell .... sheesh

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Hey I didn't write this!

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#3 Meanwhile, in Europe „Dance of the Vampires“ is since many years a highly famous and long-running musical show in different countries

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"Sweet Marsha, Mine" would have fit just fine and actually been a nice thing for his wife and not creepy.

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#4

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#4 I'm in love with Polish version of "Dance of the vampires", listen it every now and then and would love to see it live. However, I get to know it after they stopped playing it live and there are no plans to revive this. I haven't heard other language versions (I'm aware of a German one).

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Kind of a cop-out to write a song allegedly about the civil rights movement but not reveal that it was about the civil rights movement until 50 years later. You don’t get points for that.

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#7 Absolutely legendary music video!

2 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Very interesting info. Thanks @OP!

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Sure thing! I get their newsletter 😊

2 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Ah I see, good to know!

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#7 “…our great works of art!” get over yourselves. Not even Picasso woulda called any of his current projects “great works of art”. He made paintings, and the Beastie Boys made music. It is the public who decides if it’s art or not, and if it’s great, at that.

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I read that line as tongue-in-cheek.

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You are more charitable than me.

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Don’t look up Walking on Sunshine cause it will ruin your life.

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Why, because there is no hidden meaning behind it?

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No cause it’s the saddest story I’ve heard

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Oh you know I got Dancing in the Moonlight mixed up with the sunshine one. Moonlight story is sad.

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#2 Hayseed Dixie covers "Walk This Way": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCtJwupHwww (bluegrass, with cameo by Steven Tyler)

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Somehow this rendition makes that song even creepier.

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#7 ta ansvar, ungdom för Pelles framtid

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It's prolly good Aerosmith didn't name too many songs after Mel's Blazing Saddles.

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Mongo just pawn in game of Life would have been a good song.

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We call this next one "A Full Minute of Farting Around The Campfire"

2 years ago | Likes 56 Dislikes 0

whip it out. shitload of dimes. up yours ******

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Where all the white women at?

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Big 10 Inch schnitzengruber?

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Or after Steven Tyler getting a teenager he "adopted" pregnant and then forcing her to have an abortion.

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"Hey, where the white women at?"

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Candygram for Mongo would be nice

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Rush named a song "Anagram (for Mongo)". But it's actually about anagrams (or subsetnagrams or something); the "for Mongo" part is just a joke.

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Cool, thanks for the info!

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THE SHERIFF IS A

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WALK THIS WAAAAAY! TALK THIS WAAAAAY!

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Getting nearer?

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BONNNNG!

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These are so old no one even knows them, though.

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I'll upvote you back into the game, but dude, there are dozens of us who remember

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Obligatory Arrested Development comment:

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Just because you only listen to *new* music doesn't mean the older songs aren't still valuable. Think of every single person who listens to classical music. Hell, even the Nutcracker is "old" and people still line up to see it every holiday season.

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classic rock from the 70s 80s and into the 90s will be like classical music for all time. people will keep discovering it

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Really? Are you serious?

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I know for sure that Aerosmith and Beastie Boys still see rather regular radio play.

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All of these songs are also used in movies and TV shows.

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Also Blackbird was just covered by Beyonce

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That's ok. Nobody will remember you when you're old, either

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Right? I also want to know the origin of baby shark...

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I was in Boy Scouts, and we sang this song long before it got popular. Honestly, I'm glad they took out the getting dismembered and dying part of this song when they made it for small children, but that was the funny part of the song.

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you best be taking the piss

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Are you like 8 or do you just have the most narrow, boring musical taste in all world history?

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You are lame if you don't know these songs.

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There must be amoeba who know Sweet Caroline as a minimum

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me: Sweet Caroliiiine~ my gut flora: BA! BA! BA!

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Exactly!

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