d'oh. I already made these joke two years ago.

kerble wrote:I think it may all have ended after Huey Lewis and the News' The Heart of Rock and Roll used the rest of them up.




Faiz

sorry2004.

DETROIT!

Erm.

Somewhere there exists a photograph of me in a Huey Lewis and the News t-shirt.

Find it and win an incredible prize, just like on those Quiz Wiz commercials of yore.

burun wrote:Somewhere there exists a photograph of me in a Huey Lewis and the News t-shirt.

Find it and win an incredible prize, just like on those Quiz Wiz commercials of yore.

gimme.

God, I never realized how big my head was!

burun wrote:God, I never realized how big my head was!

I think the heart of rock & roll is in Burun's head!

kerble wrote:

burun wrote:God, I never realized how big my head was!

Having a big ol' dome is a small price to pay for having a kleenex-dispensing neck.

itchy mcgoo wrote:Having a big ol' dome is a small price to pay for having a kleenex-dispensing neck.

I also look like a chola, kinda.

Oh, the shame.

If you are a southern redneck complete with Budweiser can, you will be obliged to think that Lynyrd Skynard are not crap.

They don't do much for me personally, though. Plus they ripped on Neil Young for Southern Man. He eventually got the last laugh with his Sweet Home Alabama rebuttal anyway, simply entitled Alabama. Hahaha.

van zandt (as has been mentioned millions of times everywhere) is believed to have been buried in his neil young t-shirt. neil young performed the song "sweet home alabama" with skynyrd. they were friends.

please, slow down.

Generalizations about Southern bigotry and provincialism...ah, irony, you can still taste sweet. Bagging on a band because of its fans? Go ahead, name your favorite rock band of all time. Go ahead, I'll wait....







Oh yeah? Well, its fans ARE FUCKING DOUCHEBAGS. Guaranteed. Every rock band ever has had dickheads for fans.

Everyone who voted crap please line up to my right for your kick in the pussy. I hate that damn smell that smell song too, but there's a lot of excellent music in the Skynyrd catalogue outside the overplayed radio hits. Those early albums contain some great songs with adept lyrical turns of phrase in the best downhome country tradition and rock-solid, genuinely emotive bluesy songwriting.

If you can't name more than 3 Lynyrd Skynyrd songs without looking it up, shut your Yankee cockhole or fill it with that bitter swill you call "tea".