AC/DC or Lawrence Welk?

[Gothic Sponge]

[jus_the_facts]

1. '74 Jailbreak preferably.....

'74 Jailbreak~ You Ain't Got A Hold On Me

You can roll me round your finger
You can roll me if i'm blind
You can roll me tally ho ho
I'm easy rollin' kind
But don't think i'm facin' down hill
'cause soon you'll see
You'll lose your grip and slip
'cause you ain't got a hold on me

Chorus:
You ain't got a hold on me
You ain't got a hold on me
Why don't you let me free
'cause you ain't got a hold on me

You can take me to your bedroom

You can take me to your heart

You can take me to a climax

I won't fall apart

But don't count on me givin' it
All back to you
Just because i'm hooked on livin
Doesn't mean i'm hooked on you
:headbang: :smoke: :headbang:

[On the Road]

2. Boy, That's a Hard One

But Lawrence Welk is much better if you're stoned. :smoke:

Toward the end of his TV show, Lawrence Welk once decided he would do a theme on hippies. He came out of stage in long hair with a headband and peace sign, thinking he would get a laugh. He was shocked to be hit with a wall of absolute silence and hostility. It was no laughing matter to his audience. People forget that about the 60s.

[jmowreader]

3. Weird Al loves Lawrence Welk

Before Lawrence Welk came along, the accordion was seen as a polka instrument.

Then came The Lawrence Welk Show, where he played the accordion in many styles of music.

[catbert836]

4. Oh, really, I wonder about this one.

I've been blinded by the obvious here.

[tsakshaug]

5. Ahhhh

I can take them both for the same amount of time

[rbnyc]

6. The very first song my son ever heard...

...after he was born:

For Those About to Rock, We Salute You!

[Left Is Write]

7. That's a toughie. I like them both.

[FlyByNight]

8. Time to "Ride On"

Nothing against Brian Johnson, but Bon was the man.

:headbang: