i believe it was a rock group; probably in the 70s.
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i found these on limewire.com\ncypress hill\ngarth brooks\njimmy buffet\nthose are three i hope it's one of these...
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Sounds like Tool, they had Sober come out in the early 90's.Then they did another video that looked a lot like it. To me anyway.
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Horslips. They were around in the 70's, they had great songs, the most famous was 'Dearg Doom'. They reformed a while ago and brought out a new cd and dvd.
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I have that book too,and I think it was written in the 70s.It sounded far fetched when I read it about 5 years ago but it does seem real now.
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its a great video..and the band rocks.. u guys should listen to their old stuff too..they were really different. like try the album "answer that and stay fashionable" from 1994. an awesome album!
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LOL...us granddads....or moms as the case...are not who we used to be.  Your music started with ours.  I have already made it clear, I do not consider the Stones the be all and end all of rock...just the ones still out there making the stage.  They have had good writers, good agents, good publicists and kept in the limelight..does not mean they are the best group.  To me they cannot hold a candle to the Doors or Pink (the band) who they really could be compared with.  But they must have something cause someone is still buying their tickets and music.  Oh heck, I would go see their concert, just to say I have.
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could it be the jeff healey band
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Beatles kind of started the pop / rock I remember but hands down over the years is the Stones.
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they were all born in the 70's
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According to my older sis, they wrote for Suzy Quatro, Mud, Sparks, Sweet, Gary Glitter and the Rubettes. Practically every glam rock band on that label during the early 70's.
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They've split up now so I think the song is about them looking back on the time they spent together as a band before branching off into solo careers.
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Most people would say No as to the Who.  The Who were better than the Dave Clark Five, but still . . .  \n\nIn the 70s the long standing debate was between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.  People would duke it out about that one.\n\nBrian Wilson wrote some amazing songs, though the beatles catalog overall is better than the Beach Boys.  The Beatles had amazing talent in Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison.  Brian Wilson had to do it all by himself, he pushed the envelope.
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Go back into the late 60s and early 70s for the Moody Blues.
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I believe that is "Linger" by The Cranberries.
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70's and 80's music,but my parents also liked some current rap.
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Nick Lowe: They Called It Rock\n\nIt can probably be found on many records, but it was originally released on album Jesus of Cool (1978).
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I think it may be a song by ELO.  I know they have a chorus singing throughout the song, no words just a bunch of ahhhhh's.  For the life of me I can't remember the name of the song but I hear it all the time on my classic rock station.