What was the First Song kenny sang in the Elian episode?

Strange question I know, but the song Kenny sang while stans grandpa was getting it on with the contortionist was very familiar to me. I can't remember the title, and its driving me crazy, so if you could help me out, I'd be grateful

"Frenchie poo fag nasty" or whatever the heck grandpa said "rpf717" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Should be "time to say good bye" from ...erm... andrea botchelli, or something like that

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Timmay, you rock! I found it on scour.net, "Andrea Bocelli-Time to Say Goodbye". Only a "t" and an "h" away from a perfect score :). Thanks, now I can sleep.

found it to download and play or just the title if you need to download it, try Napster at:

http://napster.com/whatisnapster.html

On a related note, I thought that it sounded more like Trey than Matt when Kenny sang any of the arias. I wonder if that's so.

You rule What about the 2nd song ? "Timmay" wrote in message news:W3yO4.707$[email]...

Free!

well... seems to be some classical music, i don`t know anything about that one :)

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Bocelli's Con-Te-Partiro orrrrrrr "Time To Say Goodbye" Hope this helps.

It's precisely what the narrator for "Singing like Bocelli for Dummies" said it was: "Con Te Partir�" which means "With You I'll Go." Don't know who named it "Time To Say Goodbye," but that title is just wrong.

--- Willie Westwood

There is probably a popular, current version of it that inserts English verses. Undoubtedly, it is called Time to Say Goodbye. This doesn't make it wrong, any more than saying that Point of No Return is the wrong movie title and La Femme Nikita is the correct one. As far as SP goes, the episode referred to the original version.

now that`s culture LOL sweet ...........you would think that someone would have posted it and complained in here ...............by the way the show was one of the best of this crop of new shows ....why so few shows over the next few years? .....only 30 shows over three years

At least 30 shows. But they want to end up with 102 episodes or so. 102 - 58 = 44. 44 episodes over 3 years is 14-15 episodes a year beginning this fall. Right now 52 episodes have aired, and six more will air over the summer, adding up to 58. There's no way they can do 10 a year, unless they do 17 each of the next two years and 10 the last year.

--- Willie Westwood

• The Moses of SP looks a lot like the MCP on the early 80's movie TRON.

2. In the news article writen about last weeks episode, it said they used a lot scenes, etc..from before episodes this became more obvious when Kenny's mom is shown wearing the "I'M WIIH STUPID" shirt.

3. When Reno dropped the "easter egg" and Stan's dad sees whats just happened and says "Awww SHHHHHH *boom*" this reminded me of some movie I've seen before. I think it was In the Line of Fire (with Clint Eastwood) where the bomb squad raids the guys house only to find it was booby trapped with a bomb. The screen shows the agent's face as he knows what's just happened... and then the house blows.

• I hope Kenny's opera singing is on the next SP cd!

5. Who is sitting in the very back of the bus during the opening song? I think thats another thing they added.

• Nice use of the T&P sound byte thrown in for the "watching tv" effect.

7. Hilarious how they made it so Janet Reno wore the bunny costume for the whole rest of the show.

Dougie...added for season four. "I like math."

On Mon, 1 May 2000 04:04:10 -0700, Kevin Kiuchi wrote:

Been mentioned several times... a great reference to those of us old enough to have seen it in the theatre,

It's been done several times... I think the best example was in The Professional where Gary Oldman's character is standing over the body of

(do I need spoilers here? I'll do it anyway out of respect for the movie)

*SPOILERS*

Jean Reno's character and he realizes that Leon has just handed him the pin from a grenade.

"This is from... Matilda." "Shit." *BOOM*

If the whole thing hadn't gone down on Easter Sunday, they could have had her dress up like Barney the Dinosaur or something. I'd pay to see that!

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I used to kick ass on the video game. That Journey song really rocks too. I've been thinking aboot renting that movie, but I'd prolly just get pissed off at how lame it would be to me now. I can't remember what kind of program Tron was supposed to be...anyone?

Was made by his "user" to get information on the company's criminal misdeeds (such as swiping the copyright on the video game), so maybe he was the first "search engine".

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Sounds like more like a software agent to me, but yeah, that sounds just as good.

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It wasn't a program -- it was a sci-fi movie from the early 1980s.

David "Kaviyd"

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On Mon, 1 May 2000 21:49:37 -0400, "LooseChanj" wrote:

This has been bugging me for some time - could someone please tell me who or what Journey is???

It is also mentioned in Baseketball ("No more Journey psych-outs").

Take pity on me!

Tara Alexander wrote in message ...

If I tell you what Journey is, I'll really have to pity you, but here it goes. Journey was one of the most insidious of the 80s American hair-bands. (Yeah, I know they started in the late 70s, but as they were post-disco, they're an 80s band.) They had a number of hits and were quite popular in open defiance of all logic or taste. They're only marginally decent song was Lovin, Touchin', and Squeezin' from 1978(?). If you go to cdnow.com and search for them you will find several albums with mp3 snippets so that you can listen to them. You probably know some of their songs but had repressed them in an attempt to live a relatively normal life. I'm rather intrigued by the idea of Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld covering Lovin, Touchin, and Squeezin' though. ......anooooothhher......TIMMMMAYYYYYYY

Jeremiah really, really hates Journey

Over 25 Top-40 hits from 1978 to 1986, and their Greatest Hits album released in 1979 sold over 10 million copies. (And that was back when 10 million was a lot.)

Awesome song. It gives me goosebumps. That and "Stone in Love".

Interesting take.

To me, The early 80's were dominated by the Holy Rock Trinity of Journey, Styx and REO Speedwagon.

To this day, I still consider all three of these groups guilty pleasures; comfort music, even. And I *still* have my original vinyl of "Escape", "Paradise Theater" and "Hi Infidelity".

"...Don't stop believing. Hold on to that fee-ay-ee-ay-ling."

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Yikes! I didn't realize just how prolific they really were. I was working from memory, and was spending my paper route money on Cars and Kinks albums, only to trade them for ABBA and similar shit. I had taste, but was easily swayed by peer pressure. It was ADD, I needed Ritalin!

I agree that Journey, Styx, and REO Speedwagon were the big three, and I have found myself singing along quite happily to several Styx songs, but wonder if maybe Loverboy should be included and make it the UnHoly Quartet? I still find it hard to believe that Air Supply was selling millions while the Clash was selling nothing. I probably still have several Styx and Foreigner cassettes in boxes at my parent's house, but am pretty sure I am Journey free. (Except as part of K-Tel's 'The Rock Album')

Ack! I've got a Journey song stuck in my head, make it stop please!

Jeremiah

Actually, this was a typo. The Greatest Hits album came out in 1988.

Don't talk to me about peer pressure. I still have a Go-Gos tape to remind me.

And a few from Men at Work. :)

Nah, they didn't stick around long enough. And them Mike Reno went and blew his standing to hell with that duet with the chick from Heart. At least I think it was her.

No, if there is a fourth, then it would surely be the group you mention later in this paragraph; Foreigner. "Hot Blooded" was my favorite song in 7th grade (around 1978 I believe).

Marketing? Other than "Rock the Casbah", you never really heard much of the Clash in the mainstream.

Thank god for K-Tel, or so much good music would have fallen by the wayside. I still have a K-Tel "Guitar Gods" tape from the mid-80's. It has Sammy Hagar's "Three Lock Box" on it. (Ugh.)

Ok, but remember you asked for it.

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On Wed, 03 May 2000 11:05:56 GMT, [email] (Tara Alexander) wrote:

Oh, christ... my age will show a bit here.

Journey was a rock group from the late 70's/early 80's. Had several hits, and their album "Escape" was one of the biggest sellers of all time. (at that time, anyway)

They had an arcade game named after them.

The lead singer, Steve Perry, went solo and had a decent hit with "Oh Sherry", but faded into obscurity thereafter.

Journey featured a song on the Heavy Metal soundtrack (sorry - I forget which song) and is especially well known for the appearence of their song "Any Way You Want It" on the Caddyshack soundtrack (where Rodney Dangerfield's character turns on the radio in his golf bag and everyone starts dancing on the golf course - this was later parodied in a Simpsons episode which featured Rodney as a guest voice as Mr. Burns son)

Journey reformed over the last couple of years, but were forced to replace Steve Perry with a sound-alike because Steve injured himself, or something.

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On Thu, 04 May 2000 04:32:35 GMT, Brian Barjenbruch wrote:

I remember seeing the video game in an arcade (it was already 5-10 years old at that point... Gauntlet 2 was the shit at that time, though)

But I like Journey a lot... I have the greatest hits CD in my stereo right now and I want to pick up one of their albums for a song that the greatest hits doesn't feature. I gladly sing along with quite a few of their songs.

But I did get a kick out of Beavis and Butthead busting on one of their videos.

"And that guy... just look at him."

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Nope! lol I had a mild obsession back in 1995-1996...brought on by hearing their stuff again on some eighties-ish station in NC...I ended up back into Journey, Tears for Fears and such.

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Not at all. I practically grew up listening to Journey (High-school days). Saw them in CT at the Hartford Civic Center for the Raised-on-Radio tour (and I still have the T-Shirt, although it's been cut down as a nightshirt for my 3 yr old daughter). Best way to "get some" from my then-girlfriend was to put on "Open Arms" <sigh>

Peter.........(who still remembers the "good old days......")

"Brian Barjenbruch" wrote in message news:030520002332357644%[email]...

I did say their song in Tron was tits. And no, *the* keyboard player would be Warren Zevon. Ah-rhooooo!!! Excitable boy they all said...

Lone Wolf wrote in message news:[email]...

"Open Arms", during the segment about the cab-driver.

I used to frequent the Journey NG quite a bit. The storys ranged from simple injury to throat-cancer. Never did figure out what was the truth.

Peter

Yah, noticed that off the bat. Don't know what that says about me except perhaps "Sad, lost in the 80's, loser chick". Love that movie BTW.

Actually that sounds exactly like the scene from "Speed", when Jeff Daniels and a squad go to Dennis Hopper's house and.....well, you already said it.

K.A.

"Come get you some!" - Chyna

"We are star stuff. We are the Universe made manifest, trying to figure itself out."- Delenn, Babylon 5

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can

But it'll happen so gradually noone will even notice.

TR