That makes me want to snort some coke and crash my red corvette.

I can play the Keyboard part.

/bragging

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with a name like Sniff and the Tears its no wonder they are a one hit wonder.i recognized the song but not the band.
/meh

Jesus, I remember being 8 years old and hearing that damn song on WCOZ in Boston and having the urge to put Sniff 'n' The Tears, Nick Gilder and Tommy Tutone in a bus, lighting it on fire and rolling it off a cliff. Of course, I had no access to a bus, a cliff or those bands. I was, after all, only eight.

And nary a KISS song on the radio. Why must they be so cruel to the children?

ghoulie_mask: Jesus, I remember being 8 years old and hearing that damn song on WCOZ in Boston and having the urge to put Sniff 'n' The Tears, Nick Gilder and Tommy Tutone in a bus, lighting it on fire and rolling it off a cliff. Of course, I had no access to a bus

You were in Boston in the 70's and couldn't find a bus?! All you had to do was complain about The Man (no, not Bucky Dent) keeping you down and you'd have had your pick.

This band, Nick Gilder and Tommy Tutone all wrote better songs than KISS. Bands with talent don't need makeup and big theatrics to sell records.

If they were to sniff my driver's seat, they would see plenty of tears.

/nuthin'

Um.......NO.

I like that one guy's sunglasses.

Also: some chick's legs.

cool three-chord one-hit wonder

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actually, there is a C in the break somewhere.

I read that as "Sniffin' the Driver's Seat."

For some reason, I always got them mixed up with Flash and the Pan.

prefer Snotty Scotty and the Hankies.

Boris S. Wort
For some reason, I always got them mixed up with Flash and the Pan.

Oddly enough, I came in here to say that.
/had both 45s

ghoulie_mask: Jesus, I remember being 8 years old and hearing that damn song on WCOZ in Boston and having the urge to put Sniff 'n' The Tears, Nick Gilder and Tommy Tutone in a bus, lighting it on fire and rolling it off a cliff. Of course, I had no access to a bus, a cliff or those bands. I was, after all, only eight.


At least you had a goal in life...

That drummer must hate this song, in much the same way Rob Paravonian hates Pachhelbel's Canon. I don't think the riff changed once throughout the entire song.

Tom_Slick: That makes me want to snort some coke and crash my red corvette.

I figured there would be at least a half dozen Boogie Nights refs here. Farkers have failed me.

Greatest. Song. Evar.

That is all.

That band's name is so sharp it cuts glass.

Is that Mohammad Ali singing Backup?...

I made it...about 1:37.