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Randaconda posted:Looney Tunes is better than any Disney cartoon. Will you accept a trip to the Northern Europe? We will show you such things as Northern lights, reindeer sleight runs, visit to the Santa's workshop, and finally the mass grave we put all the people who think that the Mouse or the Gray Rabbit is the better one. For the Daffy Duck people we offer a nice re-education camp. Although that is mostly just getting gently caress-all blind drunk. Because you are OK.
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jojoinnit posted:That's interesting, I only ever ended up with interesting versions. Like to me the first Flogging Molly album sounded wrong unless the 7th track be an acoustic live version because that was what I ended up with on my burned CD. yeah my canonical version of jimmy eat world's bleed american is mostly demo tracks because of this
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Did that ever actually run, because I remember the backlash being so huge that it disappeared really fast.
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ryonguy posted:Did that ever actually run, because I remember the backlash being so huge that it disappeared really fast. According to Wiki, it got two seasons on KidsWB.
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Neito posted:Yes, but there hasn't been a good post-golden-age Looney Tunes property.  I don't know what the gently caress this is, but it made me think about Space Jam. The goddamned website still works, mostly.
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Gone Fashing posted:yeah my canonical version of jimmy eat world's bleed american is mostly demo tracks because of this drat what a feel good album though
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ryonguy posted:Did that ever actually run
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jojoinnit posted:drat what a feel good album though no doubt, I still give it a listen once every year or two
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FilthyImp posted:It did. It was worse than you imagine. Iirc that was around 2005 though. I want to say I saw one in 2004 and yeah, it was very bad
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The Duck Dodgers series was pretty good at least.
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ryonguy posted:Did that ever actually run, because I remember the backlash being so huge that it disappeared really fast. It was retooled to be less X-treme. I think that picture actually is the retooled version already though.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Sweetish murder machine I had a Volvo towed to a local specialist. The tow paperwork read, "Sweetish Motors".
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cZmK3S-7BM way better than the lovely song he's remembered for
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ryonguy posted:Did that ever actually run, because I remember the backlash being so huge that it disappeared really fast. Yeah, go watch an episode of it. It's...a thing. It isn't the worst cartoon ever made but holy poo poo was it trying to be.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Yeah, go watch an episode of it. It's...a thing. It isn't the worst cartoon ever made but holy poo poo was it trying to be. This was my favorite parody of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crFnbxh64uY
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mostlygray posted:This was my favorite parody of it:  - “But I don’t like you...?” - “HELL YES YOU DO!!!”That’s an exchange that shouldn’t be as perennially relevant as it is.
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mostlygray posted:This was my favorite parody of it: Oh wow, I remember when that came out originally...around 15 years ago. Glad to know that it's still  EXTREEEEEEEEEEEME
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I really love the movie Blank Check. Its one of those so bad its good movies. Its so watchable. There’s never a dull moment. The energy and pacing of it is just great. You all need to watch it. https://youtu.be/mf-7OvD6oFQ
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ChocNitty posted:I really love the movie Blank Check. Its one of those so bad its good movies. Its so watchable. There’s never a dull moment. The energy and pacing of it is just great. You all need to watch it. I loved this movie as a kid, its very much 100% just kid wish fulfillment. I especially remember a few things: the part where he eats ice cream out of a trash can in a limo, the swivel chair gaming rig he had with like 30 CRT TVs hooked up, and having a slide in his house which exits into the pool. I wanted all of those things. I guess I still do.
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Randaconda posted:Todd in the Shadows with a new Trainwreckords, the followup to Cracked Rear View Nice, Todd in the shadows is great and his one hit wonderland series is really relevant to this thread
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I've wanted to do a pyf one hit wonder thread because of it, but I'm afraid it will turn into a slap fight over what is a one hit wonder.
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Just put that that prohibition in the OP and then seethe as people debate it repeatedly and at length.
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twistedmentat posted:I've wanted to do a pyf one hit wonder thread because of it, but I'm afraid it will turn into a slap fight over what is a one hit wonder. We've got one! It's been lying fallow for a couple of weeks, so if you want to resurrect it with an effortpost, by all means do. I think it fell prey to the uniquely PYF illness of too many YT links and not enough commentary.
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pangstrom posted:Just put that that prohibition in the OP and then seethe as people debate it repeatedly and at length. I've seen lists like "top one hit wonders of the 80s" that are nothing but New Order, depeche mode, the smiths, the cure, souxsie and the banshees, becuase they only ever had one no 1 single, even though they produced hits and well selling albums for years, even if they never had another no 1. No a one hit wonder if someone who comes out, had a HUGE MASSIVE HIT and the just never lives up to it. Imagine if Lady Gaga came out with Just Dance and then Poker Face just utterly failed. I'd also put the cavet of One Hit Wonder in your county, because I'd love to know what stuff that were huge in the US were one in the UK, i know Rage Against the Machine did that. And Blur was huge in the UK and the US only ever had Song 2 I think be a hit? If I remember Boys and Girls charted pretty high in Canada. Pastry of the Year posted:We've got one! It's been lying fallow for a couple of weeks, so if you want to resurrect it with an effortpost, by all means do. Maybe I'll necro it when I have some time. When I post a yt link I always try to at least lable it, if not have a personal anecdote about why i posted it.
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Technically even Rush is a "one hit wonder." "New World Man" is the only Top 40 hit they ever had despite being one of the most famous rock bands in history.
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chitoryu12 posted:Technically even Rush is a "one hit wonder." "New World Man" is the only Top 40 hit they ever had despite being one of the most famous rock bands in history. So is Hendrix, technically.
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Randaconda posted:So is Hendrix, technically. I mean Hendrix also died really young so we have no idea if he would have been a one hit wonder or not.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:I mean Hendrix also died really young so we have no idea if he would have been a one hit wonder or not. Probably not. He was extraordinarily popular and highly paid, but died only a few weeks after he headlined the Isle of Wight festival. He's famous not just because of his playing, but because he died at the peak of his career immediately after becoming famous. By comparison, Rush was around for about 40 years before Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson's health issues forced a retirement and they're one of the most famous bands in rock history with only a single Top 40 hit.
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chitoryu12 posted:Probably not. He was extraordinarily popular and highly paid, but died only a few weeks after he headlined the Isle of Wight festival. He's famous not just because of his playing, but because he died at the peak of his career immediately after becoming famous. By comparison, Rush was around for about 40 years before Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson's health issues forced a retirement and they're one of the most famous bands in rock history with only a single Top 40 hit. And the fact that it’s New World Man (Which I think only peaked in the mid-20s) is kinda funny too, considering they have a bunch of other songs that are far better known and recognizable (Tom Sawyer and The Spirit of Radio being the biggest examples). Time to find a way to get The Fountain of Lamneth to the top of the charts! Wait, this is the 90s thread, so let’s say Roll the Bones with it’s glorious rap section 
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fartknocker posted:And the fact that it’s New World Man (Which I think only peaked in the mid-20s) is kinda funny too, considering they have a bunch of other songs that are far better known and recognizable (Tom Sawyer and The Spirit of Radio being the biggest examples). I'm still really fond of the chorus from "Double Agent". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFN-9KjV4F4 But I'll still put "Losing It" as their hidden gem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEagi9co0Ko Goddamn Peart had good lyrics.
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   first perfume for preteens, I assume, or something like that     I lost my virginity on a waterbed, with The Yearling, of all things, playing on tv      
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"Windows XP is a personal computer operating system produced by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. It was released to manufacturing on August 24, 2001, and broadly released for retail sale on October 25, 2001." The rest of those are mainline 90s though. INject it straight into my veins. (Did anyone ever sign up for that CD Club?)
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The 90s didn't end until 9/11, but yeah, 98SE would be a better choice.
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Neito posted:"Windows XP is a personal computer operating system produced by Microsoft as part of the Windows NT family of operating systems. It was released to manufacturing on August 24, 2001, and broadly released for retail sale on October 25, 2001." My friend did they accidentally sent him the wrong CD (Scorpions, Love at First Sting) which he promptly gave to me because I was the guy who liked Scorpions.
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fartknocker posted:And the fact that it’s New World Man (Which I think only peaked in the mid-20s) is kinda funny too, considering they have a bunch of other songs that are far better known and recognizable (Tom Sawyer and The Spirit of Radio being the biggest examples). https://twitter.com/larryislegend/status/1036293816922398721?s=20
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