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Indeed it is.
CoolBatteryCharge
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I love this meme so damn much. One of the few I endorse the existence of.
nckillthegrimace
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I totally wish wrestling was full anime with dudes like flying and freezing time and shit.
Twin Tails
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Jeff wants to build a new PC. Hope it is a video form. Building with BradJeff: The PC
Using real licensed music as an outro theme is still the most hilariously awesome part of that show.
I could not stop laughing when I heard 'I Want You' start playing. What a hilariously dumb and perfect song choice.
Roundabout is a really good song
I might go as far as saying it's an excellent song.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Call me when the undertaker takes a bike trip around the country side in order to discover why he was wrestling in the first place.
stump sock
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Yes' music as a "meme" hurts me beyond words
CoolBatteryCharge
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I totally wish wrestling was full anime with dudes like flying and freezing time and shit.
May I introduce you to Lucha Underground:
https://youtu.be/rA9zAmI1Xok?t=57
Well, flying and time travel, but still...
Yes' music as a "meme" hurts me beyond words
I hadn't ever heard a Yes song until I heard Roundabout in JoJo, so at least as has the side effect of exposing people to awesome music.
nckillthegrimace
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I hadn't ever heard a Yes song until I heard Roundabout in JoJo, so at least as has the side effect of exposing people to awesome music.
like savage garden
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Yes' music as a "meme" hurts me beyond words
What about music as a gene?
like savage garden
Prince's 1999 would've been the ideal outro choice, but given he doesn't really license out his music, this is a hilarious alternate.
Piston Hyundai
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Yes' music as a "meme" hurts me beyond words
I'm with you, but at the same time I'm happy that mediums other than movies and television are realizing how good the use of licensed music can be (Saints Row, Jojo, etc.).
Twin Tails
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With Jeff (these are all things I'd like to see in lifetime)
Film and 40s: Billy Madison
Film and 40s: Grandma's Boy
Film and 40s: Little Nicky
Film and 40s: Billy Madison
Film and 40s: Grandma's Boy
Film and 40s: Little Nicky
nckillthegrimace
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Prince's 1999 would've been the ideal outro choice, but given he doesn't really license out his music, this is a hilarious alternate.
Smash Mouth
I'm with you, but at the same time I'm happy that mediums other than movies and television are realizing how good the use of licensed music can be (Saints Row, Jojo, etc.).
Yeah. I was really surprised when a licensed song started playing during the MGSV opening, but it's a great fit. The only issue I have is that it can make it super hard to rerelease something later.
Smash Mouth
Remember when the world thought Smash Mouth was a thing for about 3 years? Those were funny times.
Smash Mouth or Barenaked Ladies would probably be the funniest and most 90's picks, but 1999 is the better fit.
saveweyard
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Remember when the world thought Smash Mouth was a thing for about 3 years? Those were funny times.
Smash Mouth or Barenaked Ladies would probably be the funniest and most 90's picks, but 1999 is the better fit.
I can't think of anything more late 90s/early 2000s than this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiBMoLmrjNw
I can't think of anything more late 90s/early 2000s than this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiBMoLmrjNw
I accept your evidence and it has great merit. I present this as a counterpoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC_q9KPczAg
saveweyard
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I accept your evidence and it has great merit. I present this as a counterpoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC_q9KPczAg
Yeah, but Smash Mouth's cover of I'm a Believer was the closing song for Shrek.
I do enjoy that BNL song you posted, though.
Yeah, but Smash Mouth's cover of I'm a Believer was the closing song for Shrek.
I do enjoy that BNL song you posted, though.
Honestly, if you're going for the most 90's, you can't go wrong with anything off the Digimon The Movie soundtrack. Really a microcosm of the era.
Honestly, if you're going for the most 90's, you can't go wrong with anything off the Digimon The Movie soundtrack. Really a microcosm of the era.
fucking amazing ost
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Is there a lot of grunge. hip hop and rap metal on the digimon ost?
saveweyard
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Honestly, if you're going for the most 90's, you can't go wrong with anything off the Digimon The Movie soundtrack. Really a microcosm of the era.
Pretty much.
Fun fact: Smash Mouth's first album was the first CD I ever purchased with my own money (had been buying cassettes before that, though). This was followed closely by that Bosstones album that has that one song everyone likes.
I was a pretty cool kid.
Is there a lot of grunge. hip hop and rap metal on the digimon ost?
Alt/ska rock mainly.
Pretty much.
Fun fact: Smash Mouth's first album was the first CD I ever purchased with my own money (had been buying cassettes before that, though). This was followed closely by that Bosstones album that has that one song everyone likes.
I was a pretty cool kid.
I always had a weird relationship with contemporary music. After going through a boy band phase, I basically just listened to my parents' old stuff. Lots of Beatles, Stones, The Who, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Prince and weirdly enough Bon Jovi. Sure I listened to pop radio, but not enough to go out and buy shit. By the time I would've bought music, piracy was in its hayday and we all know what that was like.
I'm gonna try to be a cool kid and say my first CD was probably Daft Punk's Discovery.
Piston Hyundai
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I can't think of anything more late 90s/early 2000s than this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiBMoLmrjNw
I accept your evidence and it has great merit. I present this as a counterpoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC_q9KPczAg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwLlQJHIrVU
I think I win here
Twin Tails
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I kinda want to play soda drinker pro
It is a relaxing game to play.
Indeed it is.
Its actually going to be Alex painting portaits of Vinny and Austin. Kind of a weird direction for GBEast to go in tbh
nckillthegrimace
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Pretty much.
Fun fact: Smash Mouth's first album was the first CD I ever purchased with my own money (had been buying cassettes before that, though). This was followed closely by that Bosstones album that has that one song everyone likes.
I was a pretty cool kid.
I think that song was in Donkey Konga.
I always had a weird relationship with contemporary music. After going through a boy band phase, I basically just listened to my parents' old stuff. Lots of Beatles, Stones, The Who, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Prince and weirdly enough Bon Jovi. Sure I listened to pop radio, but not enough to go out and buy shit. By the time I would've bought music, piracy was in its hayday and we all know what that was like.
I'm gonna try to be a cool kid and say my first CD was probably Daft Punk's Discovery.
That was the first CD I bought for my car, but I then found out I hate listening to music while I'm driving.
Death Metalist
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Its actually going to be Alex painting portaits of Vinny and Austin. Kind of a weird direction for GBEast to go in tbh
Now I'm hoping its this.
ShadowSwordmaster
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Its actually going to be Alex painting portaits of Vinny and Austin. Kind of a weird direction for GBEast to go in tbh
We need to get weirder.
Yes' music as a "meme" hurts me beyond words
the music isn't the meme you dumbdumb the meme is cutting it like the hypothetical cliffhanger ending to an episode
I KNOW YOU KNOW THIS STUMP DON'T TRY AND PRETEND OTHERWISE
I accept your evidence and it has great merit. I present this as a counterpoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC_q9KPczAg
I'm 27 and I've never heard this song.
Talking about first albums is boring. Let's talk about the worst albums you've owned.
I own a Rob Thomas and a Train album. I'm not proud of it. It happened.
How did you live through 1998-1999 and not hear that song? It was literally everywhere.
I own a Rob Thomas and a Train album. I'm not proud of it. It happened.
I'm 27 and I've never heard this song.
How did you live through 1998-1999 and not hear that song? It was literally everywhere.
The most 90s song ever is the Friends theme like it or not
Watching them play it, I can't help but think how dissatisfying the soda drinking in The Division is.I kinda want to play soda drinker pro
saveweyard
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Yeah, I was never into any kind of rap metal, but that's a pretty good representation.
I think that song was in Donkey Konga.
It is, just looked it up. Some horrible cover version, though.
I'm 27 and I've never heard this song.
I don't believe you.
nckillthegrimace
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Talking about first albums is boring. Let's talk about the worst albums you've owned.
I own a Rob Thomas and a Train album. I'm not proud of it. It happened.
How did you live through 1998-1999 and not hear that song? It was literally everywhere.
I have the Casper the Movie soundtrack.
Piston Hyundai
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The first CD I ever bought with my own money was the censored version of Stillmatic. Before that, the first CD I ever owned was by this Korean boy band called H.O.T. because my mom thought I liked them.
the fuck did Ether sound like
"been on my jock buddy you love my style"
saveweyard
Banned
The most 90s song ever is the Friends theme like it or not
Someone was trying to tell me the other day that Friends is not only a better show than Seinfeld but also has better intro music. Nah, son.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ta1kt2U63Athe fuck did Ether sound like
"been on my jock buddy you love my style"
nckillthegrimace
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The first CD I ever bought with my own money was the censored version of Stillmatic. Before that, the first CD I ever owned was by this Korean boy band called H.O.T. because my mom thought I liked them.
Everything about this post is insane.
NeroAngelo
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First album I owned was Back in Black, but the first one i bought with my own money was probably the first Boston album, maybe.
Piston Hyundai
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yo pass me the l I need to put my ash out on these little dudes
____ on me
____ on me
spit on my grave
jesus, I feel for you
One time I heard a version of I Wanna Rock that just went "FACE DOWN unh unh THAT'S THE WAY WE LIKE TO unh" that made me wonder why they even bothered in the first place
I was 13 or 14 and didn't realize Walmart only sold censored albums.yo pass me the l I need to put my ash out on these little dudes
____ on me
____ on me
spit on my grave
jesus, I feel for you
I don't believe you.
How did you live through 1998-1999 and not hear that song? It was literally everywhere.
Barenaked Ladies, Dixie Chicks, TLC, Sugar Ray, Sarah McLachlan and Third Eye Blind are in the same space in my head for artists that I know were big but I couldn't name a song by them to save my life except maybe TLC
yo pass me the l I need to put my ash out on these little dudes
____ on me
____ on me
spit on my grave
jesus, I feel for you
One time I heard a version of I Wanna Rock that just went "FACE DOWN unh unh THAT'S THE WAY WE LIKE TO unh" that made me wonder why they even bothered in the first place
In 97 I remember looking up the lyrics to Mo Money Mo Problems (among other songs) when I first got internet access and being confused by all the N-words since I had only heard it on TV where they were muted.
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