Now before you start thinking that Mr. Kirshner was obviously some kind of nut…
On the King for a Day CD, “Crying in the Rain” is credited to King/Greenfield… and also to Warwar/Harris/Kerr/Cartagena. These are the names of the people who wrote “The Fugitive” by Iron Maiden. I don’t hear any interpolation of “The Fugitive” in Micky’s version of “Crying in the Rain”; I think it would be quite obvious if it was there.
It might just be someone having a laugh, because Micky Dolenz is credited with “lead and background vocals, acoustic guitar, knee and stomach slaps”.
My brother and I were playing Rock Band, and I turned the vocal track off and the microphone up and proceeded to murder “Last Train to Clarksville”. When the song was over, my brother turned to me and said:
My brother: Hey, you remember that time you were at a Monkees concert, and it was after Davy died, so they had people come up on stage and sing “Daydream Believer”? And you remember how you wanted to do it?
Me: …shut up.
Star Trek things that make me illogically angry
- Non-Vulcans saying “sens-or”
- Vulcans not saying “sens-or” (or “ambasadoor” or “err-or” or…)
- “Vulcans can’t lie”
- “The Menagerie”
- Season one Data
You could never be a first officer; you have no beard.
Zorn
Nog: Well, um, Uncle Quark, we’re having a party, and what we needed was a chaperone.
Psshhh uhhhhhh… we have the Oceanic Six aboard and they are thinking we are not going to Guam over.
Loopy de Loop – “Two Faced Wolf”
Star Trek character names that are also common variable names
- Data
- Q