Meh, that's like that bit in Salon (I believe) that called Star Wars the worst thing to happen to movies...
I'm with them on t.a.t.u, hip-hop skits, Andrew Lloyd Weber, light aircraft and especially Fred Durst, though...
Meh, that's like that bit in Salon (I believe) that called Star Wars the worst thing to happen to movies...
I'm with them on t.a.t.u, hip-hop skits, Andrew Lloyd Weber, light aircraft and especially Fred Durst, though...
Salon said that Star Wars was the worst thing to happen to movies? Hmm....yeah, I can actually see that. We went from brilliant studio films like "Dog Day Afternoon" and "All The President's Men" to Rambo-action sequel drivel, because Star Wars showed that those films made more money.
Now, what's this about Sgt. Pepper's? I asume they mean the movie version...
Sting should have been way, WAY higher in the list. The top ten were pretty week. Let the arguing begin!
I agree on the Sting thing. Some of the stuf made me laugh, particularly the thing about the lame hip hop skits (what IS it with those, anyway...Kanye West's new album is great except for that fraternity mumbling crap..) and yeah, I've got no love for Popera.
There could have been a list called "50 Worst Things Ever To Happen to Music, Thanks To Sting", really.
Is it wrong to actually like "Jesus Christ Superstar"? My secret shame....still so much better than that Gibson Jebus movie.
Yes, in fact it is. But then I hate all musicals, with special ire resrved for "Grease" and "Phantom of the Opera." "Topsy Turvy," however, is Victorian gloriousness, a muttonchopped and balderdash laden festival of old-timey.
Hah! I see Steven and I agree that old-skool-Green-Goblin-Movie-Jesus is far superior to modern-mumbling-in-Aramaic-Movie-Jesus... someday we'll have religious sects split by which version of big-screen Jesus they prefer!
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