Subby, you suck, and this song rocks. There is no better way to get my contemporaries to dance at a wedding than by putting this one on.

Yeah, the video's not great, but that's a damn good song. How can this be a worse video than We Built this City or Right Now?

playblu: Subby, and Pop Matters, you both suck, and this song rocks

Sorry. I had to fix that for all of us.

F*CK YOUR HATRED OF THE HOOTERS.

/All you Zombies (new window)

Long time (the) Hooters fan here. Eat a bag of dicks, subby. That's a great song.

Whatchu talkin bout Willis?! That was a great song dammit!

NotaryDPO: Fark. A magical place where Radiohead sucks, Oasis is the worst band in the history of pop, but The Hooters rock like few have rocked before.

Myself I love Radiohead. And the Hooters.

Ah man, I like We Built This City.

LawrencePerson: Aren't you forgetting the video that ended Billy Squier's career?


Before clicking link, ooooh let me take a wild stab at this one. Hmmmmmmmmmm, a real shot in the dark here, "Rock Me Tonight"?

WhyteRaven74: NotaryDPO: Fark. A magical place where Radiohead sucks, Oasis is the worst band in the history of pop, but The Hooters rock like few have rocked before.

Myself I love Radiohead. And the Hooters.

Seconded.

Satanic_Hamster: Liked Nervous Night best off that album;

Good choice.

Mini Ditka: LawrencePerson: Aren't you forgetting the video that ended Billy Squier's career?

What else could it have been? ;-]


By the way, I was much more of an Iron Maiden, Van Halen, Ratt, general 80's metal kind of guy, but I can't hate on this song. I find myself much more accepting and nostalgic of stuff I didn't care for at the time.

Yes, the video is pretty bad but they got away with a lot of shiat in the 80's. Music videos were new and exciting and that one passed as perfectly normal at the time because the song was a hit. There are certainly much more horrible examples of 80's videos.

Mr. Potatoass: I got fired after I booked them for a Susan G. Komen fundraiser.

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Marla Singer's Laundry: You guys like crap.

Personally, I've never denied liking so-called "Crap." It's all subjective. I think Muse and M.I.A. and Nickelback are crap, whereas others like them. Just like I think The Hooters, Arcade Fire, and Huey Lewis & The News are all great.

Anyway. Geddy Lee is 57 on 7/29/10, so we need some Rush. Am I right, people? (new window)

LawrencePerson: Aren't you forgetting the video that ended Billy Squier's career?


I went back and watched that video in its entirety for the first time in 20+ years, thanks to your link ;-). That is gayer than Richard Simmons and Liberace taking turns tossing Merv Griffin's salad.

/wow

Pretty cheesy, but, seems to still be an arms length away from the cheese of such things like Journey's video for "Separate Ways".

dletter: Pretty cheesy, but, seems to still be an arms length away from the cheese of such things like Journey's video for "Separate Ways".


Damn, perfect example of a great song sullied by a stupid, really stupid video.



/Yes, I was in high school and like everything Journey did

douchebag/hater: hat music critics kept telling the public to buy, Buy BUY! because their music because it was soooooo awesome.

Uh, no that wasn't the case at all.