Posted by: Dignan
A Simple Poll
Posted by: wfaulk
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 10:32
The only thing that video could prove is that we never want to hear that song again. And certainly not see the video. (Although I did love the fur coat for some unknown reason.)
By the way, the ``Ooga Chaka'' part is pretty much the definition of non sequitur. Why the hell are they there? Who thought that that would add something to that song? It feels more like a mistake than anything else.
By the way, the ``Ooga Chaka'' part is pretty much the definition of non sequitur. Why the hell are they there? Who thought that that would add something to that song? It feels more like a mistake than anything else.
Posted by: TheTwin314
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 10:47
I really don't think the song would be any better without the ooga chakas though. ha ha ha
eli
eli
Posted by: wfaulk
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 10:49
You're right. I didn't mean to imply that the song had any merits otherwise.
Posted by: shadow45
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 13:08
I was honestly wondering about that song, is it one of his real songs? i know he's popular over seas, but does that kind of music really get airplay? farking weird...
i'm losing faith in humanity.
i'm losing faith in humanity.
Posted by: tfabris
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 13:15
As I watched that video, I could think of only only five words:
DEAR GOD MAKE IT STOP!!!!!
DEAR GOD MAKE IT STOP!!!!!
Posted by: tfabris
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 13:16
is it one of his real songs?
David Hasselhoff did not write that song. It is a cover tune of an awful old '70's number.
After sitting through an excruciating 45 seconds of the video, I can safely say he did not improve it any in the remake.
David Hasselhoff did not write that song. It is a cover tune of an awful old '70's number.
After sitting through an excruciating 45 seconds of the video, I can safely say he did not improve it any in the remake.
Posted by: Laura
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 15:44
I kind of like Grand Funk Railroads version of that song.
Posted by: shadow45
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 15:50
If that song came out in the 70s, I wasn't alive yet.
so i think i can safely plead ignorance..
so i think i can safely plead ignorance..
Posted by: Satan_X
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 17:42
waiter.....check please.
Posted by: drakino
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 19:51
DEAR GOD MAKE IT STOP!!!!!
I find it odd you have an OS that needs diving intervention to close a window. I prefer ones that give me a red X in the left, or an X on the right to close and stop annoynances like this
I find it odd you have an OS that needs diving intervention to close a window. I prefer ones that give me a red X in the left, or an X on the right to close and stop annoynances like this
Posted by: mtempsch
Re: A Simple Poll - 26/04/2002 23:43
David Hasselhoff did not write that song. It is a cover tune of an awful old '70's number.
Hasselhoff.... jeezzuz... Bad enough in the original by Björn Skifs (swede) from '74. For some reason the song struck big in the US where the group went by the name Blue Swede.
Hmmm, seems that wasn't the real original, but a remake of a song by a B.J Thomas from 1969 - according to this site
/Michael
Hasselhoff.... jeezzuz... Bad enough in the original by Björn Skifs (swede) from '74. For some reason the song struck big in the US where the group went by the name Blue Swede.
Hmmm, seems that wasn't the real original, but a remake of a song by a B.J Thomas from 1969 - according to this site
/Michael
Posted by: svferris
Re: A Simple Poll - 27/04/2002 10:48
I'm surprised nobody knows this song, especially after the whole dancing baby thing.
Posted by: thenominous
Re: A Simple Poll - 27/04/2002 15:23
I cant believe they actually paid someone to A) come up with the idea, and B) film, edit and composite the video!
I think I might have found my chosen career down easy street
I think I might have found my chosen career down easy street