While I don't know that if Ronnie meant for the listener or a band member to "Turn It Up...."?

MoreSpaceEcho wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 10:32 am Endearing.

VH's "could this be magic", right before the solo:

DLR: "Edward..."
*Eddie plays a lick*
DLR: "thank you"

And then of course there is Funky Drummer.

Wood Goblin wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 11:08 am “Come on, Dave. Give me a break.”
“Hey, hey, hey, hey! One break, cooooooming up!”

Followed by . . . no break. Nice misdirection, David Lee Roth!

(NC, with some waffles.)

Dave is all about that.

"Here's The National Anthem..." before they do not play it in "Yankee Rose"

"Stop Dreamin' And Start Driving Stevie..." in "Knucklebones"

"Take One For Yourself Now, Billy/Don't Be Shy..." in "Two Fools A Minute" Later on, there is a "Modulate, Daddy/Modulate"

There's also "I ain't gonna tell ya, let me put it to MUSIC!" in So This Is Love.

Bonus points for the 180 double reverse fake.

not sure if this clip includes attribution of the guitar solo: "Mike Oldfield there. Bit of publicity, he could do very well..."

Does this count?

M.H wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 11:54 am

rsmurphy wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 10:53 am I even like it when bands refer to themselves in song

So far every example given made me smile (how could anyone vote crap, I thought) and then I remembered KMFDM and their 'hilarious' lyrics.

So, WF

I would get skateboard catalogs in the mail as a teenager and they'd have records in the back of the catalog and I loved KMFDM's artwork / design.
Then I finally heard KMFDM after a couple years; you can imagine my horrified laughter at the refrains of "KMFDM, doin' it again!"

At the 1:31 mark:

I like when Ice-T tells the drummer "Take these motherfuckers to South Central".

This is taxing with some live bands. "ARE YOU READY? HERE IT COMES!"