Yes, I know I read too much TV Tropes. Here's the damn page link. [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MajorGeneralSong]The Pirates of Penzance provides a lyric most redoubtable.
The Major General's Song therein is reckoned Stock Shout Out-able.
And Mr Gilbert's verses as a vehicle for parody,
On many different themes are copied with particularity.
To demonstrate the actor's elocution and acuity,
For ratting through fast-paced tongue twisters with full perspicuity.
Sir Arthur's tune is catchy too, though some can't name the latter's song,
It's still become the model of the modern Filk or Patter Song.
Because the tune in question is so very recognisable,
To make a trope about it is a project not despise-able.
And to be most laconic any sort of Made Of Win-ful song,
Is likely to be based upon the Modern Major General Song.
I approve, very good call.Realitycrash said:But you don't really care for music, do ya?
Bah ninja'd. Love that song. <3Bored otter said:Piano man - Billy joel
Never gonna give you up - Rick AstleyBored otter said:@ legion
I'm looking for classics. Songs that even 12 year olds should have heard.
Not ever going to work, they won't know what hit them. I'm afraid most kids never hear more then what's on the radio.CrazyCapnMorgan said:Alice in Chains - Would?
Pantera - Walk
Motorhead - Overkill
Judas Priest - One Shot at Glory
Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction
Foo Fighters - Everlong
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Rush - Tom Sawyer, Limelight
Journey - Wheel in the Sky, Lights
Riot - Road Racin'
Winger - Battle Stations
KISS - God Gave Rock & Roll to You
Stone Temple Pilots - Sex Type Thing, Plush, Big Empty, Interstate Love Song
RATM - Killing in the Name Of
Disturbed - Down With the Sickness, Indestructible
Pearl Jam - Even Flow, The Fixer, No Way
Live - I Alone, Lightning Crashes
The Offspring - Bad Habit, You Gotta Keep 'em Separated, Pretty Fly
Excuse the list. I have high expectations of people.
OH, forgot some!
"Weird Al" Yankovic - Dare to be Stupid, Amish Paradise
Stan Bush - Dare, The Touch
oh. Never mind.Bored otter said:(for the age 12 to 17)