126. High
Priest Of Rhythmic Noise [All Shook Up]
127. Wild
Wild Women [Standing On The Edge]
128. Shelter
[self-titled - 1997]
129. Twisted
Heart [Sex, America, Cheap Trick]
130. It's
Up To You [The Doctor]
I used to have a bootleg video from Harpo's in
Detroit on The Doctor tour.
They opened up with this. My little sister recorded soap
operas over it after school one day. Not cool.
131. I Don't
Love Here Anymore [Next Position Please]
132. Cry
Baby [Woke Up With A Monster]
133. Who
D' King? [All Shook Up]
What is the first of the
last? This is a list of best album closers:
1... Need Your Love
2... It's Only love
3... Invaders of the Heart
4... Rock n Roll Tonight
5... So Good to See You
6... Ballad of TV Violence
7... Four letter Word
8... It All Comes back to You
9... How Are You? (Claire)
10... Love Me for a Minute
11... All Wound Up
12... Who D' King
13... Wild Wild Women
What a strange list. CT takes some chances with their
last songs.
134. Rock
All Night [Standing On The Edge]
135. Dancing the
Night Away [Next Position Please]
It sounds like CT took revenge on Epic for forcing
them to do this. You need to hear the original to appreciate
(understand or be confused by, might be better descriptions)
this version.
136. Kiss
Me Red [The Doctor]
Sorry, Ken.
137. You Must Be
Dreaming [Heavey Metal (soundtrack)]
Using as live intro music is a nice touch.
138. Up The Creek
[Up The Creek (soundtrack)]
Got to love the Bun E. piling into the hot tub
for the "topless" video.
139. Carnival
Game [self-titled - 1997]
I know people who really like this song and are
going to get hostile about this low ranking, but I just
can't get past the "kaleidoscope of memories"
line. I am probably being hard on it, but then again...
get bent.
* * * * * * * WARNING!
* * * * * * *
Reading any further officially makes you a loser. Proceed
at your own risk.
140. Spring
Break [Spring Break (soundtrack)]
It made a Spring Break mix tape. Was there really
a movie for this, or am I thinking of "The Elder"?
141. When
You Need Someone [Busted]
Marred by John Tesh-esque keyboard sound.
142. Money
(That's What I Want) [Caddyshack 2 (soundtrack)]
Bonus points for appearing on Caddyshack 2. Who
would have guessed that gulf between Rodney Dangerfield
and Jackie Mason would be so wide?
143. Name
of the Game [The Doctor]
The name of the game is what you have left behind. Who
is going to miss you
when you are gone? What is your place in history?
The most important American
bands (not solo acts like Elvis, Chuck Berry or
Dylan mind you):
The Beach Boys
- Influenced The Beatles for Christ's sake.
Ramones - Got punk going in the UK.
Kiss - Brought merchandising and glam
to the mainstream.
The Doors - Jim was the first Rock Star
singer.
Van Halen - Don't blame Dave for his
bastard sons.
Nirvana - Tastes grungy.
The Jacksons - Boy band.
Cheap Trick - Say hello to Weezer and
The Foo Fighters
REM - ANI
Red Hot Chili Peppers - The beginning
of rap metal, yuk
Metallica - Bad guitar sounds make it
big.
Public Enemy - Rap, Rock and Politics.
This is just off the top
of my head. It may not be completely correct, (Sly, Fugazi,
Tempatations), but its better than that TOTAL piece of
shit top 100 bands of all time nonsense that came out
in Entertainment Weekly or USA Today or whatever.
144. Busted
[Busted]
145. Space
[Lap Of Luxury]
146. Go For
the Throat (Use Your Own Imagination) [All
Shook Up]
147. Man-U-Lip-U-Lator
[The Doctor]
Not as bad as you think
148. 3-D
[Next Position Please]
Do you like what you hear?
149. Never
Run Out of Love [Woke Up With A Monster]
150. Rearview
Mirror Romance [The Doctor]
151. The
Doctor [The Doctor]
Now that you mention it, I am feeling a bit nauseous.
Ok, first the bad news,
The Doctor sucks. There is no way around it my fellow
Trick fans. Defending it is embarrassing to you, me, and
the band. So stop with the silly posts at Cheap Trick.com,
OK?
Cheer up, here is the good
news, I've done a little research, and it turns out that
all the greatest bands in rock history have put out a
shitty record. Let It Be, Emotional Rescue, every third
Dylan or Neil Young album. Watershed's Carpet Cliff. Don't
make me play you The Kinks' Preservation Act 1 & 2.
(The Kinks are my second fav. band by the way.)
A student of boxing would
know that a true champion only proves his worth
after suffering his first loss. To rise up and win again
is the real test of a warrior. Cheap Trick got off the
mat, and kept fighting. (other examples -Abby Road, Voodoo
Lounge, Time Out of Mind, Ragged Glory, The More It Hurt
The More It Works, Give the People What They Want, and
Ali vs Foreman.)
152. No Mercy
[Lap Of Luxury]
Mercy!
153. Ride
the Pony [Woke Up With A Monster]
Spared a lower ranking by my confusion. You guys just
fucking with me, right?
154. She's
Got Motion [Standing On The Edge]
Got me again, good one guys. Seriously, knock
it off.
155. All
We Need is a Dream [Lap Of Luxury]
House of Lords suck ass
156. Good
Girls Go To Heaven [The Doctor]
157. You
Drive, I'll Steer [Busted]
Keyboard intro is like a cement boot to the bottom
of the list.
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