What if it makes you think of John Belushi?


P.S. I never saw The Wonder Years.

 

It probably makes you think, "What the Hell happened to Saturday Night Live?".

 

I remember hearing a commercial a long time ago where they said, "Do you remember when Saturday Night Live was funny? We don't either." It may have been the TV show Fridays which was on for 3 seasons from 1980 to 1982. I remember when Saturday Night Live was funny. From 1975-1980 when The Not Ready for Primetime Players were on. Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Jane Curtain, Garret Morris, Bill Murray, Laraine Newman, and Gilda Radner. With Chevy Chase, Michael O'Donoghue, George Coe, and Harry Shearer, each on for some of that time.

 

Led Zeppelin, Celebration Day, 10 December 2007, London's O2 Arena.

 

 

I always liked Brothers In Arms. It's the last song on the Money For Nothing tape I have.

 

Loving this thread! sub'd

 

Feel free to post a song!

Easiest way to do it is, go to youtube and find what you want to post. Click "share" and copy the link. Come back here and post the link in the reply.

 

A couple of days ago I was thinking of a song I heard a long time ago, but couldn't spell the name of it right, or remember who it was. I looked at a bunch of old cassettes I have and finally found it. It's Efilnikufesin (N.F.L) by Anthrax from their 1987 album Among the Living. Wikipedia says it was about Belushi's life. One reason I couldn't find it online, besides not spelling it right, is because Efilnikufesin isn't even a word. If you reverse it it means something, which is also what the N.F.L. in the title means. I can't post it because of the lyrics but you aren't missing much unless you're into thrash metal. And who is, really? So here's some other stuff.

I'm trying to get all the links working.

I couldn't get any version of all 4 videos to work at the same time so I deleted them. Screw it. Find something on YouTube if you want to. I give up.

 

Since I couldn't get those 4 videos to post, I'll try 2 others instead. I think I posted Green-Eyed Lady before, but maybe not Don't Call Us, We'll Call You.