Overall, a good show. The highpoint being Celine Dion's "God Bless America".
QUESTION: Does anyone know the name of the song Limp Bizkit/Goo Goo Dolls did together? I thought it was Incubus' "I Wish You Were Here". It's not "Wishing You Were Here" by Chicago, either. Maybe it's a Goo Goo Dolls/Limp song. I don't know.
Anyone?
"The Rack" wrote in message news:7PTq7.5424$[email]...
America".
Dolls/Limp
Uh... Pink Floyd, isn't it?
(Ducks under the desk)
Anywho, it was an excellent version. Maybe they should put out the CD and give the profits to United Way.
*reading* "Wish you were her..." Ohhh...how many of those is he going to send us??
The Rack wrote:
What you lack in musical taste you make up for in Simpson's trivia. So just to make you think and reddem (if you can get it without checking snpp) what was the lotto ticket number in Dog of Death for the big 130million jackpot?
(i only had two numbers wrong before i checked)
ben-p wrote:
by the way the best song was lennon's Imagine as performed by neil young.
ben-p wrote in message ...
America".
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Cub's sportscaster Chip Carey mentioned that performance during Saturday's game. Said it made the hair on the back of his neck stand up.
"ben-p" wrote in message news:[email]...
America".
I meant from an emotional standpoint. I liked Limp/Goo Goo Dolls' version of "Wish You Were Here" the best.
snpp) what was the
36 (gasp)... 29!.... I'm A WINNER HA HA HA HA!!!...
This just in. The winner of the big powerball jackpot is... Me. Kent Brockman.
(Don't know any freeze-frame type details).
Dave Matthews performing "Everyday" God I love that guy (in a non-sexual way). Also, I liked the U2 performance.
ZForce wrote:
i've always thought that matthews was for retardards, granted his Under the Table album is pretty good, the rest simply all sound the same and are tiresome. i've never cared for U2 either... they keep trying to revive rock and roll... they are too liberal and too lame.
however, Young got up there and said what needed to be said. that performance was the keystone of the night. we needed some one to say lennon's words since he could not be there to say them for himself. and i for one am thankful it was Neil Young. We needed something to us from the idea of just performing the latest hit-parade like mathews did.
There's something you should know I want to make it clear, So I'm going to sing it slow If you weren't a man, And my father, too, I'd buy you a diamond ring, And then I'd marry you.
"ZForce" wrote in message news:4JUq7.19669$[email]...
He sings the high notes like Kermit "Thee" Frog.
Whats a Kermit? In fact, what's a muppet?
u dont know what a muppet is? are u nuts??? lol
It's not quite a mop, and it's not quite a puppet, but maaaAAaaaan... heh heh heh... so to answer your question, I don't know.
no, its an older song....i just cant remember the name, god damnit!
yup, its definitley pink floyd.
I'm showing my age, but I knew what song they were playing from the first three chords. (Yes, Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here.) Of course, I had no idea in the world who the group was. I finally found out the next day it was Limp Bizkit. Had never heard of them before.....
The Rack wrote:
"Edward Stamm" wrote in message news:[email]...
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The first four chords are really distinctive. I can't help but think that lick sounds like another rock song, however.
Limp Bizkit with Goo Goo Dolls' lead singer (don't know his name. The guy on the left of the screen, not Mr. Durst). I figured out it was Pink Floyd's song later... there's just too many songs that begin with the line "Wish you were here"... or "Wishing you were here..." etc.
I enjoyed Neil Young and Eddie Vedder's performance of Long Road (off Merkin Ball for those curious). I haven't seen the whole show, just video and sound clips from the internet. Does anyone know the set list?
Thanks, ~Nick
The Rack wrote:
It was Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here
"Eliadore Dwight" wrote in message news:[email]...
Thanks. We covered that.