Yoshi wrote:Mm, anyone remember the Bloodhound Gang with their song "The Bad Touch", aka the Discovery Channel song where the Gang jumped around in monkey suits in the music video? Rather...inappropriate, but hey, that was their only real hit (even though they came out with two more albums after that one).
Apparently, they're planning a comeback. Not sure though. -_-
Yoshi wrote:Mm, anyone remember the Bloodhound Gang with their song "The Bad Touch", aka the Discovery Channel song where the Gang jumped around in monkey suits in the music video? Rather...inappropriate, but hey, that was their only real hit (even though they came out with two more albums after that one).
Apparently, they're planning a comeback. Not sure though. -_-
Yoshi wrote:Mm, anyone remember the Bloodhound Gang with their song "The Bad Touch", aka the Discovery Channel song where the Gang jumped around in monkey suits in the music video? Rather...inappropriate, but hey, that was their only real hit (even though they came out with two more albums after that one).
Apparently, they're planning a comeback. Not sure though. -_-
Shippinator Mandy wrote:I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Tommy Tutone. "Ohhh, eight-six-seven-five-three-oh-niiiii-iiine..." Very catchy.
Apparently after that song was released, a woman who happened to have that phone number (I think in Florida, unintentionally) ended up received 20 calls a day from random curious people. Heh...
Oooh, speaking of catchy tracks...anyone remember Eiffel 65 with their really massive hit "Blue (Da Ba Dee)", and Darude with the no-singing-but-still-went-to-#1-here "Sandstorm"? I know they've both got other tracks, but that seemed to be their only big songs.
[edit] Bleh, I weirded the title in Blue.
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Yoshi wrote:Oooh, speaking of catchy tracks...anyone remember Eiffel 65 with their really massive hit "Blue (Da Be Dee)", and Darude with the no-singing-but-still-went-to-#1-here "Sandstorm"? I know they've both got other tracks, but that seemed to be their only big songs.
Oh course I remember blue (and their trippy music video). I have Sandstorm on my harddrive, its very popular amongst dance clubs.
skizzy the wonder lizard wrote:should not have been one-hit wonders: harvey danger! (you all know what song i'm talking about. "paranoia paranoia everybody's coming to get me...") i love that band so much. i hear they're getting back together, so there may be hope for them yet!
I loved that song (although the time I first heard that song I didn't fully grasp what that song was about) Hellicopter, their second single off that same album wasn't bad either (it wasn't played that much after Flagpole Sitta)
.. In between the cover of another perfect wonder where it’s so white as snow // Running through the field where all my tracks will be concealed and there's nowhere to go...
Oooh, saw a show that mentioned quite a few good ones. The Cardigans, Lisa Loeb, Sir Mix-a-Lot (*snorts*), The Verve, Marcy Playground, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, Deee-lite...
skizzy the wonder lizard wrote:should not have been one-hit wonders: harvey danger! (you all know what song i'm talking about. "paranoia paranoia everybody's coming to get me...") i love that band so much. i hear they're getting back together, so there may be hope for them yet!
I loved that song (although the time I first heard that song I didn't fully grasp what that song was about) Hellicopter, their second single off that same album wasn't bad either (it wasn't played that much after Flagpole Sitta)
private helicopter is the worst song on that album. that's the problem with a lot of bands: they pick bad songs to be their singles.
Rather...inappropriate, but hey, that was their only real hit (even though they came out with two more albums after that one).
