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Maroon 5 - Nobody's Love (Official Music Video) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

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LYRICS

You could make a grown man cry
If you ever said goodbye
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
You could make a grown man cry
If you ever left my side
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I

You’re the only hand in my back pocket
If you ever left I’d go psychotic
Heaven hear me cryin cryin oh oh
Baby you’re the key to my heart locket
If you ever left never unlock it
Lonely like an island, island oh oh

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love, but yours, but yours
If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s trust but yours, but yours

You could make a grown man cry
If you ever said goodbye
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I

You could make a grown man cry, if you ever left my side
Never let you go never let you go

You’re the only hand in my back pocket
If you ever left I’d go psychotic
Heaven hear me cryin cryin oh oh
Hit me like a drug and I can’t stop it
Fit me like a glove and I cant knock it.
I aint even lying lying oh oh

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna keep nobody’s trust but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love
If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love

Nobody’s love! Oh yea

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours
If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love
If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love

#Maroon5 #NobodysLove #M5

Music video by Maroon 5 performing Nobody's Love. © 2020 Interscope Records

How The TV Show FRIENDS DESTROYED THE REMBRANDTS (I'll Be There For You) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

how the Rembrandts career came to an end following the success of the Friends theme song.

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#friends #therembrandts

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Formed in 1989 by Danny Wilde and Phil Solem, The Rembrandts would be best known for writing the song I’ll Be There For You, which would become one of the most iconic TV theme songs of all time. But it would get the Rembrandts branded as one-hit wonders by some (even though they weren’t), while others called them sellouts. The success of the song would result in the band breaking up, despite making them rich. Today let’s talk about the history of the song.

Formed as a rock duo, The members of the Rembrandts would meet in the LA Club Scene in the 70’s before playing in the early 80’s era power pop group Great Buildings. After releasing one album for CBS Records, they would dissolve by 1981. The pair would end up pursuing their own solo careers after the implosion of Great Buildings, but they still stayed in touch. After having no success with their solo careers, the pair got together forming the Rembrandts in 1989.

In 1990 the duo released their first record, which was self titled peaking at number 88 on the billboard 200 moving several hundred thousand copies. It also produced a hit in "Just the Way It Is, Baby" , which peaked at number 14 on the billboard hot 100 charts.
Their follow up album Untitled, would be put out in1992, having some success with the song Johnny, Have You Seen Her?" and "Chase the Clouds Away". The song "Rollin' Down the Hill" meanwhile , would appear in the 1995 Jim Carrey film Dumb and Dumber.

Then in 1993 NBC was working on the pilot for their new show FRIENDS which was set to premiere in the fall of 1994. The show tells th story of six single 20 somethings living in New York City The show’s executive producer Kevin S. Bright, was looking for a theme song that shared some similarity to the R.E.M. song Shiny Happy People. In fact, the original pilot featured the R.E.M song, but R.E.M. also wasn’t interested in licensing the song. The show’s producers wanting to get a legit band to record the theme worked with the studio Warner Brothers, to see who was available on their roster at the time, and so the Rembrandts entered the picture.

Wilde would tell Buzzfeed what happened next "I think they thought it felt, tempo-wise, that was where they wanted to go," "Kevin had it in his head that he didn't want to have a jingle writer write the theme song for the show. He was a fan of The Rembrandts from other records that we had made, so he called our manager. Our manager called us on Monday and we said, 'Sure, we'll try it out. We'll see what happens.'"

In September of 1994 the Rembrandts would assemble in a studio with Michael Skloff, the Friends theme song composer and producer Martha Kaufman's husband, and Allee Willis, who wrote the lyrics to the song. While the Rembrandts wrote their own songs, they had minimal involvement with the writing of the Friends theme song Wilde would recall to the Independent “I remember thinking it was awesome, a really cool little pop tune. It had great harmonies and this upbeat vibe. More than anything, it was fun. Plus, Phil and I were really jacked to hear it on the TV show. Skloff took inspiration from the Beatles track Paperback Writer, attempting to recreate a 60’s vibe to the song.

The theme for Friends was only recorded as being 45 seconds long to fit the opening credits for the show. As for the handclaps, that was a last minute addition the Rembrandts weren’t aware of until they heard the final mix. By Solem’s own admission upon hearing the final mix, he thought the handclaps were the best part of the song.

Soon after Friends premiered in the fall of 1994 the Rembrandts asked not to have their name in the credits fearing it could alienate their fans and bring accusations against the group of selling out. .
Little did they know Friends would become a massive hit and the theme song took on a life of its own when one radio station in Nashville took the 45 second song and looped it to make it a full track. Soon enough ti spread to other radio stations across America and became highly requested on radio. Soon enough the band’s label told the band they needed to cut a full version of the song, despite the band being reluctant to do it with Solem revealing There was no way to get out of it," l

Slayer: The Tragic Death of Jeff Hanneman Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Slayer: The Tragic Death of Jeff Hanneman

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#slayer #jeffhanneman #kerryking

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Hailed as one of the most important and influential guitarists in heavy metal, Jeff Hanneman would be instrumental in giving Slayer their iconic sound, while also serving as one of their principal songwriters.But his time would be cut short due to an unfortunate set of medical circumstances that led to a downward spiral. That’s what we’re going to explore in today’s video.

Slayer’s origins date back to Los Angeles in 1981 when guitarist Kerry King was meeting a band holding auditions for a guitar player recalling to Guitar World
“As I was leaving, I saw Jeff just kinda standing around playing guitar, and he was playing stuff that I was into, like Def Leppard’s ‘Wasted’ and AC/DC and Priest. So I started talking to him and just said, ‘Hey, you want to start a band?’ I already knew Dave [Lombardo, drummer] and we had been playing together in his parents’ garage a bit, and so I brought Jeff in, then went to Tom [Araya, vocalist/bassist], who I was playing with in another band, and said, ‘Hey man, I have a different band if you’re interested.’ And that was it.”
Hanneman would admit to author Jon Widerhorn that he was initially intimated by King’s guitar playing recalling ‘I just remember I was scared shitless. I had been playing the least amount of time, so I sucked. I’d only been playing for like a month by the time I met Kerry, and after I saw him play I was like, ‘Oh man I gotta speed up the learning process’.”

Slayer would be influenced by british metal acts including judas priest, iron maiden and black sabbath. But apart from metal Hanneman was also influenced by hardcore punk, introducing the other members to the genre and giving the band a harder edge to their music than their contemporaries with Hanneman telling Loudersound “We weren’t schooled musicians,” “but we knew what sounded dark. If it sounds like I’m standing over a body that’s just been stabbed to death, then it’s perfect.”

Apart from king being the more technical of the two guitar players he knew well where his strengths lie and that was in songwriting going on to write the band’s best known known songs Angel of Death and Reigning Blood recalling in an interview ‘I tried to emulate what Steve Vai and Joe Satriani did and really grow as a guitarist,” Hanneman once mused, before adding, “Then I said, ‘I don’t think I’m that talented, but more importantly, I don’t care’.”

It was during the band’s early years that three of the four members had vehicles to get to and from practice. According to guitar world. Hanneman either had a series of DUI’s or never had a license at the time. Araya would tell Guitar World
“When we started the band, Kerry would pick him up from his house in Long Beach and I would drop him off after rehearsal,” . “That was the trade-off. So we spent a lot of time in the car together, usually drinking beer. I would drop him off, and sometimes I’d hang with him at his house with his parents.”

It was around the time Slayer released their first album Show No Mercy in 1983 that Hanneman would meet his life partner Kathryn. She would recall to guitar world “My girlfriend and I were getting tired of going to the movies every weekend, so we decided to go see this band called Slayer at a little club in Buena Park called the Woodstock,” “They were playing with a band called Leatherwolf. I begged my father to let us go to the show, knowing that I would be home later than my 10 o’clock curfew, and he was okay with that. There may have been 15 or 20 people at the show, so I was able to stand up front against the stage, on Jeff’s side. And before I knew it, he kneeled down, grabbed me by the hair, and started making out with me. I was blown away, and that was how we met.”

The couple would stay in touch and they would wed in Las Vegas in 1989.

In 1986 Slayer would release their seminal album Reign In Blood, which featured the hugely controversial song Angel of Death. AUthor Paul Elliott would recall how Hanneman told him how the song was written in a strange setting recalling @The last time I spoke to Hanneman, in 2009, he explained that Angel Of Death was written in a most unlikely setting – at the home of his girlfriend’s parents. He laughed about the bizarre nature of his creative process. “It’s weird. Whe

Red Hot Chili Peppers: John Frusciante's Reclusive & Lost Years Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

A look at Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist John Frusciante's Lost and Reclusive Years during the mid 90's.

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#johnfrusciante #redhotchilipeppers

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John Fruscinate would be the longest serving guitarist in the band having three separate stints with the group with his first happening from 1988-1992, 1998-2009 and more recently 2019 until present. By the late 80’s the Chili Peppers already had several guitarists included Jack Sherman and Hillel Slovak. Following the death of Slovak in 1988 Frusciante would join the band. Frusciante’s musical background differed greatly from his bandmates with Flea recallingin the book , Fornication: The Red Hot Chili Peppers Story, Fruiscante was and iquote “a really talented and knowledgeable musician. He [Frusciante] knows all the shit I don’t know. I basically know nothing about music theory and he’s studied it to death, inside and out. He’s a very disciplined musician—all he cares about are his guitar and his cigarettes.”
In 1991 Red Hot Chili Peppers would release their fifth and breakthrough album Blood Sugar Sex Magik. It would establish the band as one of the biggest groups in the world, but the new success brought challenges namely insecurity, infighting and drug addiction. Frontman Anthony Kiedis would write in his 2004 autobiography Scar Tissue about Frusciante’s headspace at the time recalling “John would say, ‘We’re too popular. I don’t need to be at this level of success. I would just be proud to be playing this music in clubs like you guys were doing two years ago.” It was that attitude that also showed up during their live gigs with drummer Chad Smith telling VH1’s behind the music. John was just up there like he didnt’ give an f about anything and you can’t be in a band and not care and it’s gonna show and it did a lot of the shows were terrible.”
.Frusciante would stay with the band until May of 1992 before leaving the group following a performance in tokyo, japan. He would look back revealing in a 1994 interview "It was just impossible for me to stay in the band any longer", he said. "It had come to the point where even though they wanted me in the band, it felt like I was forced out of the band. Not by any members in particular or management in particular, but just the direction it was going.
Upon returning home Frusciante would be hold up in his hollywood hills home finding solace in drugs, ghosts, art and music. While to the public he disappeared for nearly half a decade they would get a glimpse into his mind at the time with the release of his 1995 avante garde album Niandra La Des and Usually Just a T-Shirt. Despite being written three years prior towards his tail end with the Chili Peppers it spells out Frusciante’s fragile state of mind. CMJ New Music Monthly called it "probably the most-up album ever released by someone who had once played in stadiums. It was in 1994 friend johnny depp and gibby haynes from butthole surfers filmed frusciante in his home as part of a short documentary, which would later be released to promote the guitarist’s first solo album..
According to loudersound Frusciante would tell a US Publication about the album “My recordings had gone to from these happy, optimistic things, to celebrations of the surreal, to really scattered, demonic-sounding things like the sound of someone whose mind was about to explode.”
In addition to dealing with a severe drug addiction Frusciante also claimed to hvae upwards of 400 ghosts in his head telling Classic Rock “I wasn’t spiritually protected against the spirits that meant me no good,” “Ghosts that are just there to with me and drive me crazy. I couldn’t discern between them and the ones that were helping me and I was so confused. Everything that I was learning seemed to be pulling me towards death. I saw death in everything around me. And everything that was beautiful represented everything that was sad, lost and gone.”
Despite being estranged from his former bandmates, he did maintain somewhat of a relationship with bassist Flea who would visit his old friend from time to time but as Frusciante’s drug abuse escalated it was too much for Flea.
Frusciante

Slayer: Angel of Death, Why The Song Was So Misunderstood Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Why the Slayer Song Angel of Death was so Misunderstood

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#slayer

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The 80’s were a really important decade for heavy metal albums and one of the most important records released during this time was Slayer’s 1986 record Reign in Blood, which brought them onto the radar of a lot of metal fans. The Rick Rubin produced LP was delayed due to a controversy involving the opening track ‘Angel of Death’, which we’re going to explore in today’s video.

Slayer would release their second album Hell Awaits in 1984 on metal blade records. For their follow up and third album the band would nab a deal with def jam records, an odd move at the time given that they were a hip hop label. But founder Rick Rubin was a metal fan and convinced the band to sign with him and made them the first rock act to sign to the label.

When it came to writing their third record Slayer would take a different approach with bassist and frontman Tom Araya telling metal hammer in 2012

“Everybody else was doing something slow,”. “Kerry [King, guitarist] and Jeff [Hanneman, guitarist] said that they didn’t want to do a slow record, they wanted to do something fast. They didn’t realise it was gonna be that fast…” The opening track of the album would be angel of death, which would be solely written by guitarist Jeff Hanneman who at the time had read several books about germany’s atrocities during world war 2.

Hanneman would tell author Paul Elliott the strange place he wrote the song recalling in his article for Loudersound ‘The last time I spoke to Hanneman, in 2009, he explained that Angel Of Death was written in a most unlikely setting – at the home of his girlfriend’s parents. He laughed about the bizarre nature of his creative process. “It’s weird. When I’m angry, the music doesn’t flow. But when I’m happy the evil comes out!”

Hanneman would spend his years on tour with the band visiting war museums, reading history books about world war 2 with kerry king remembering “Jeff was super intelligent about history—World War II became his thing,” Hanneman’s father was an American soldier during world war 2 and he would bring his son home medals and other items taken off the corpses of german soldiers. It was that fascination with Germany’s world war 2 history that landed the band in trouble. Angel of death would take its name from German Scientisit josef mengale who conducted horrific experiments on prisoner’s of war at auschwitz concentration camp.

Columbia records who was Def Jam’s distributors were already unhappy about the album’s cover which showed gentalia and the pope’s hat. When they saw the lyrics for angel of death they flat out rejected it. Rubin stood by the band and said no to removing the song. Columbia head Walter Yetnikoff would reportedly say according to Rolling Stone @My shareholders are all Jewish!”

Tom Araya would tell Team Rock in 2012 “All of a sudden, the record company doesn’t want to release the album because of this song,” “When Jeff brought in the song, we thought, ‘Wow, that’s really cool – [Mengele] was the guy that did all those crazy, terrible things.’ Then all of a sudden we discovered that people had a problem with that. We were, like, f. …'”

Def Jam would be forced to take the album to Geffen Records. Geffen was weary of being associated with the record and while they released it they didn’t list it on their release calendar and didn’t put their logo on the album. Many in the press picked up on the lyrics of the song with some criticizing the band for being sympathetic to the Germany’s world war 2 history. But this was a charge the band flat out denied, claiming the media misunderstood the song.

Hanneman would tell the LA Times in 1988 during a profile on the band I’m into German history. . . . It fascinates me. It’s not that I am one of them or that it’s a sympathetic song. It’s more like a documentary.”

In a separate interview Hanneman would recall “I know why people misinterpret it – it’s because they get this knee-jerk reaction to it,” “There’s nothing I put in the lyrics that says necessarily [Mengele] was a bad man, because to me – well, isn’t that obvious? I shouldn’t have to tell you that.”
The biggest flak over the album seemed to come from Europe, more specifically Germany. Here’s tom araya and jeff hann

Kid Rock: The Tragic Death of His Buddy Joe C (Calleja) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Kid Rock: The story of his hype man Joe C (Calleja) and his untimely passing.

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#joec #kidrock #detroit

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Best known as Kid Rock’s side kick or the hype man for his Twisted Brown Trucker Band, Joe C would meet the musician before he got famous But his time would be cut short suffering from a debilitating medical condition. Today, lets take a look at the life of Joe C

Joe C would be born Joe Calleja. At a young age he would be diagnosed with an intestinal disorder known as celiac’s disease. At the age of 4 he would be prescribed dozens of medications including a steroid known as prednisone that stunted his growth resulting in his adult height being 3 ft 9. He would describe to MTV his daily routine revealing "I'm stickin' to my diet and takin' my medicine on time. You know, it's ridiculous. I take 60 pills [a day]. Right off the bat, when I wake up, [I take] two pills. An hour later, 10 pills. Three hours later, I've got the tube [in my stomach], and I shoot something through there three hours later. Two hours later, I take two more, and then an hour later, 10, then shoot the tube three hours later [again]." He would admit to spin magazine he would give up his rockstar life if it mean he could live with celiac’s disease.

Joe C. was a big fan of kid rock attending several of his early shows in 1994 as they recounted to VH1 here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5Yhcr-XETI&t=178s (37 Second mark - 56 second mark, 1 minute 2 second mark to 1 minute 46 second mark). Joe. C would tell Entertainment Weekly what the C stood for saying It’s just my last name, Calleja. But it also stands for ”chronic.” And ”chronical,” which is chronic. But it’s a different word.” The hype man wasn’t shy hiding his love for pot.

By this point in kid Rock’s career he had already released several albums but hadn’t yet hit big. In 1997 Kid Rock would sign with Atlantic Records with him putting out his fourth record Devil without a cause in 1998, which was a massive success moving 15 million copies. The record was notable because the musician moved away from his traditional hip hop sound blending together rap rock, nu metal and hard rock. Joe C would appear on the album as part of his backing band Twisted Brown Trucker. But due to his health issues Joe C didn’t spend a lot of time on the road with the band having to bow out by the late 1999. He would make several high profile appearances during this time appearing on the south park soundtrack and on the fox animated show the simpsons.

Several publications noted 1999 to be the year of htel little people with Verne Tryoer of Ausin Powers fame also being in the news. In fact Joe C would reveal to spin they were both friends and Troyer provided important emotional support when he felt down about his life. Despite that he also became the butt of jokes, most notably at the 1999 mtv vidoe music awards when Chris Rock who was host made some jokes at his expense as you can see here.

On the evening of NOvember 16th, 2000 spin magazine would report that Joe C who was staying at his parents house in Taylor, Michigan was complaiing about feeling cold and decided to call it a night. His father found him unresponsive the next morning. He was just 26 years old. His cause of death was complications due to celiac disease.

In a statement, Kid Rock — reported to be extremely shaken by C.'s death — said, "Family and friends are everything; without them, all of the fame and fortune means nothing. We have lost part of our family. Joey gave us, and the world, his love. He brought a smile to everyone who has ever known or seen him.
"In a world full of confusion, Joey made all of us laugh. No matter what color, religion, race, or beliefs we have, he made us all smile. He gave us the gift of joy. Joey, thank you. We will never forget you. We love you."

MTV news would report the following year that Joe C would be honored at Kid Rock’s upcoming live shows "We're going to do a nice tribute to him every night and try not to be selfish about it," Rock said backstage at the American Music Awards ceremony on Monday.
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Nelson: The Tragic Story of The Band Behind 'Love And Affection' & 'After the Rai Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

The story of the band Nelson who wrote hits including 'Love and Affection' & 'After the Rain'

0:00 - Early Years
2:35 - Father's Death/Mother Feud
3:50 - First Big Break/Epiphany
5:15 - Songwriting Success/Signing
8:27- Debut album/touring
13:13 - Second Album/Decline

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#nelson #nelsonband #glammetal

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The band Nelson would be made up of twin brothers matthew and gunnar. While the pair would come on everyone’s radar in 1990 with their record After the Rain. They were one of the last so called hair metal acts that would take off up before the whole scene came crashing down. Record label infighting, image and credibility problems hampered the band as well as changing musical trends that resulted in the band spending years in the studio without new music. Today let’s explore whatever happened to the band Nelson.

The Nelson brothers would be born to parents Kristy and Ricky Nelson who were in show business. Their father with whom both brothers had a close bond with was an accomplished musician.. Their show business roots ran deeper than their parents. Their grandparents were Ozzie and Harriet. Their aunt would be Pam Dawber from the show Mork and Mindy while their uncle is Mark Harmon from NCIS

The brothers would be born in 1967 in hollywood with Gunnar Nelson recalling in the book Nothing but a good time “We were there at the very epicenter of the birth of country rock at the troubadour when our dad ricky put together the stone canyon band. At the troubadour any night you could see Linda Rondstadt’s first band, Jackson Brown, Buffalo Springfield all that kind of stuff. That’s what Matt and i grew up watching our father doing. ”

Given their deep connection to hollywood it wasn’t surprising that the brothers went down the same path. The Nelson brothers would start playing instruments at age 6, did their first recording session at age 11 and played their first club shows in LA at age 12 under the monicker Strange Agent with another friend from school guitarist Joey Cathcart. Gunner would play drums, while Matthew would play bass and front the band. Not siloing themselves to any one particular genre of music Matthew Nelson would admit in the same book the brothers were friends with punk rockers, new wavers and rockabillies. The band cut their chops playing five nights a week around LA sharing the stage with acts including the Plimsouls, and the Go Go’s. But being a decade and a half younger than their counterparts playing the same club shows also exposed the brothers to the ugly side of fame and made little time to form friendships with Matthew Nelson recalling in the same book “They’re the scariest motherf** I’ve ever seen. I mean far scarier than any punkers or rivet heads, you know metal guys. These were scary people that sang really happy songs, but they were all heroin addicts . They would do stuff like sabotage your gear before a show cut your power cable or kick your amps to where they would blow a tube.

By the middle of the 80’s the band would rename themselves The Nelsons. Their father Ricky would die in a plane crash in 1985 on new years eve. His sons at the time were now 18 and the loss proved to be devastating to them. What made the loss hurt even more was that the brothers were supposed to join their father on the plane trip to a gig in texas, but their father called them up and suggested they fly commercial. They would opt to stay home.

Adding insult to injury was that the brothers found out about their father’s death through teh radio. It was a local rock station who was playing their father’s music which they found strange, until the DJ announced their father’s passing.

The brothers relationship with their mother was in sharp contrast to their father. When their father died he left the family with 4 million dollars in debt. Their mother did little to nurture her sons musical dreams, also hitting the bottle pretty hard with the brothers telling yahoo their mother was a narcissist. Their mother went as far as when the boys turned 18 to write them letters tellign them their were delusional for trying to become musicians with Matthew telling yahoo “Our mother made it very difficult for us to play music,” says Matthew. “She said we always reminded her of [Rick], and the business was horrible and it was ‘gonna take you down.’”

Ari Lennox - BUSSIT (Official Music Video) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

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Director: Tajana B-Williams
DP: jonchou
Exec Producer: Justin Benoliel
Production Company: object & animal
Producers: Daniel Yaro & Mike Minihan
Video Commissioner: Marissa Ramirez
Video Coordinator: Christine Trinh
Choreographer: Jasmine Badie
1st AD: Constantin Preda
Casting: Rebbi Rosie
Art: Selin Spuehler & Stone Soulie
Styling: Ade Samuels, Zarah Gayle, and Lexee Smith
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Lyrics:
Have off my clothes when you arrive
You could seduce me with your eyes
Don’t want the smoke don’t waste my time
I be open for you
Work out my spine, I need you in
You scared of love but fuck your
Ain’t no gettin’ away from this if you wanted to
Flowin’, changin’, take part in this ocean
Like water, I run right through ya
I know that ya into me
Ride it and let me see
Ride don’t be scared of me

I like all the ways you do
Boy you killin’ me
Buss it to the tenth degree
I know that ya into me
Ride it and let me see
Ride don’t be scared of me

I like all the ways you do
Boy you killin’ me
I know that ya feelin’ me
Buss it to the tenth degree
So deep I feel you in my mind
So good I want it all the time
Buss in my garden, fertilize
Wanna grow with you
If it’s on we should get it on
‘Cause we all night long
Come first then break up that
In me is where you belong
I know that ya into me
Ride it and let me see
Ride don’t be scared of me

I like all the ways you do
Boy you killin’ me
I know that ya feelin’ me
Buss it to the tenth degree
I know that you into me
Ride it and let me see
Ride don’t be scared of me

I like all the ways you do
Boy you killin’ me
Buss it

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Music video by Dreamville, Ari Lennox performing BUSSIT. © 2020 Dreamville/Interscope Records

INXS: Michael Hutchence Feud With Oasis: BRIT Awards Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

INXS: The Michael Hutchence Feud with Oasis

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Back in 1996 INXS Frontman Michael Hutchence would present Oasis with an award for their huge hit Wanderwall at the Brit Awards. But the happy occasion resulted in Oasis guitarist Noel gallagher hurling an insult at Hutchence and INXS and would result in a diss track. That’s what were going to discuss in today’s video.

At the 1995 MTV European music awards it was reported that INXS frontman Michael Hutchence and Oasis singer Liam Gallagher nearly got into a fight backstage when Hutchence threw a fire extinguisher at Liam following some disparaging remarks he made about his then lover, Paula Yates according to the book INXS: Story to Story the official autobiography. There wasn’t much follow up reporting, but a year later 1996 at the Brit Awards it seemed like it was water under the bridge at least initially. Hutchence who was an Oasis fan would present an award that night to Oasis. Oasis at the time was reeling from the success of their sop****re record what’s the story morning glory. Featuring the hit song Wonderwall the song was nominated for the best video category wand be against take that, pulp, radiohead and blur. Oasis would win the award but as Oasis left the stage noel gallagher hurled an insult at hutchence saying

, “Has-beens should not be presenting awards to gonna-be’s.” Pretty rough. It was during the time of the Brit awardds that INXS who had started writing what would be their final album 1997’s Elegantly Wasted. The band had come off an extended hiatus after their last album 1993’ Full Moon Dirty Hearts was a commercial disappointment due to lukewarm responses from critics and changing musical tastes.

Hutchence would tell the album network magazine in 1997 “We really wanted to get off the old carousel for a while,” “As a band, we have recorded an album every 12 to 18 months over the last five or six years. This helped to create a situation resulting in a lot of personal and business friction within the band, as well as the record label. … So, it just seemed like the logical time to take a break.”

It was sometime after the brit awards that hutchence was in dublin, ireland and was at a bar with bono of u2 when liam gallagher supposedly walked in and got into a verbal altercation with hutchence. Bono kept the peace, butHutchence was so infuriated with the event that he headed back into the studio and added a background vocal to the title track elegantly wasted that said “i’m better than oasis.’ HEres an interview with hutchence asking about the song.

Hutchence would take his own life in november of 1997 and to those close to him Noel’s remark was said to have humiliated him.

Noel Gallagher seemed to would discuss the incident in 2000, three years after hutchence death telling uncut magazine…. The second night of The Brits [1996]. We didn't know Michael Hutchence was going to present us with an award. It was the first award of the night and there'd been words said before the ceremony in the papers. So when he come out to present the award, we went, 'Right, these cs [Brits organisers] have stitched us up here, because they know what's going on.' So we decided that, every time we hit that stage, we were just going to give it to everyone, and we f***ing duly did…It wasn't scripted or anything like that. We probably wouldn't have done anything if Michael Hutchence hadn't come out and said his little bit: 'I heard Liam wants to fight me.' We were like, 'Don't f***ing try and pick a fight with us, man, because we're the best at giving verbal abuse,' and off we went.

WHile the band’d last album with hutchence wasn’t as commercially successful as their earlier works the title track would peak at number 2 on the alternative charts in America.

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