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I thought it was stolen from 'Rio' by Duran Duran..dwlb wrote:You mean the tune they ripped off from McCartney II?AudioHog wrote:"Don't go chasing waterfalls...."
Get's me everytime. I do a pretty mean stupid whiteboy dance to that one.
edit: hadn't seen Mjau's post. Are we making the same point, or did the ladies actually credit McCartney? 'Cause I was under the impression they claimed to have written it?
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dwlb wrote:You mean the tune they ripped off from McCartney II?AudioHog wrote:"Don't go chasing waterfalls...."
Get's me everytime. I do a pretty mean stupid whiteboy dance to that one.
edit: hadn't seen Mjau's post. Are we making the same point, or did the ladies actually credit McCartney? 'Cause I was under the impression they claimed to have written it?
According to Wikipedia, the new generation's go-to place for irrefutable facts:
Wikipedia wrote:The song was produced by the Organized Noize team and written by Marqueze Etheridge, TLC member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and Organized Noize.
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Although this song shares the same title and a few words at the start of some lines as the song by Paul McCartney, no legal action was taken by the former Beatle against TLC.
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Alan Parsons Project "Eye In The Sky" is a pretty bad ass song hahaha plus they had Colin Blunstone on that album, i dont think that song though.
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ahh, what was it? pm me.joeysimms wrote:I thought it was stolen from 'Rio' by Duran Duran..dwlb wrote:You mean the tune they ripped off from McCartney II?AudioHog wrote:"Don't go chasing waterfalls...."
Get's me everytime. I do a pretty mean stupid whiteboy dance to that one.
edit: hadn't seen Mjau's post. Are we making the same point, or did the ladies actually credit McCartney? 'Cause I was under the impression they claimed to have written it?
And another thing -
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Frida, "I Know There's Somethin' Goin' On"
Toto, "Rosanna" and "Africa"
Anything by The Motels
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The two big Fleetwood Mac LPs from '75 and '76.
And yes...The GoGos.
Now that I look at it, it's pretty heavy on sugary '80s Girl Pop. Well. that's ok, back in the 80s I dated plenty of sugary girls who drank pop.
Frida, "I Know There's Somethin' Goin' On"
Toto, "Rosanna" and "Africa"
Anything by The Motels
Anything by Patty Smythe/Scandal
The two big Fleetwood Mac LPs from '75 and '76.
And yes...The GoGos.
Now that I look at it, it's pretty heavy on sugary '80s Girl Pop. Well. that's ok, back in the 80s I dated plenty of sugary girls who drank pop.
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dwlb wrote:dwlb wrote:You mean the tune they ripped off from McCartney II?AudioHog wrote:"Don't go chasing waterfalls...."
Get's me everytime. I do a pretty mean stupid whiteboy dance to that one.
edit: hadn't seen Mjau's post. Are we making the same point, or did the ladies actually credit McCartney? 'Cause I was under the impression they claimed to have written it?
According to Wikipedia, the new generation's go-to place for irrefutable facts:
Wikipedia wrote:The song was produced by the Organized Noize team and written by Marqueze Etheridge, TLC member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and Organized Noize.
...
Although this song shares the same title and a few words at the start of some lines as the song by Paul McCartney, no legal action was taken by the former Beatle against TLC especially after LeftEye burned down her boyfriends house
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