Most forgetable band ever

[bigchillcar]

forget milli vanilli?

[tchanson]

Originally posted by elwood-914
or the guys who did "Burtha butt........she's one of the butt sisters"

That was "Troglodyte" by The Jimmy Castor Bunch. I thought it was sheer genius when I was 8, but, on reflection it seems my 3rd grade judgment may have been a bit premature.

*Edit*

There's actually a video. Kind of, anyway.

Right On.





Tim

[Gogar]

Originally posted by bigchillcar
forget milli vanilli?

Ryan, I think the word "Band" requires that someone either

a. Plays an instrument

or

b. Sings.

Actors don't count, my friend!

[on-ramp]

Originally posted by Shuie
Fall Down

that's the one! Thank you.

[herr_oberst]

Originally posted by rouxroux
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose...did'nt they do "Treat her like a lady" and "It's too late to turn back now"?

Was'nt "Brandy" done by Looking Glass?

I think you might be right. Too forgettable, I guess.

[sammyg2]

Bread? No way.
Maybe too soft for most, but in their owns area they were the best ever.

I went and saw a movie about "the band" in my youth. Hardest thing I ever did was to try and stay awake through that stinker. Talent? Sure, heaps of it. But forgettable would be the best description for that movie, except it was so boring and bad it cannot be forgotten.

[nostatic]

Are you talking about "The Last Waltz"?

Egad...that is a Scorsese film, and The Band is one of the greatest groups in modern music history.

Brandy is by Looking Glass, a classic one-hit wonder band. Great tune though...

[Spin City]

The Beatles

[herr_oberst]

Kiss

[911pcars]

From this thread, it's obvious these groups are memorable for being the most forgetable.

Sherwood

[karmenbutzi912]

How about "Nectar".

[Az911]

Originally posted by Victor
Nirvana

HAHAHAHAH you have no idea what you are talking about. Nirvana changed the whole music industry and a made a new genre popular at the same time.

[Az911]

Originally posted by dmoolenaar
That band who sang something about a Vegemite sandwich.

People still remember who Men At Work are.

[sammyg2]

Yep, last waltz.
My commentary wasn't about the band, it was about the movie.
B O R I N G

I can't think of a single song the band performed, I can't recall the names of any members of the band, although I seem to remember hearing that it was made up of superstar musicians of the time. I suppose I could google it and find out all kinds of info, but I don't care enough to bother.

Now I could pretend to be musically sophisticated and praise the band as if it was the holy grail, but to me that would be a lie.

Like I said, the last waltz would be forgettible if it wasn't so bad.

[herr_oberst]

Damn Yankees

[rexav8r]

Come on ....

What about "The Captain & Tonille" ??? (Did I spell that right ??)

-I mean they had their own TV show and ALL !!!!

Remember their skit "The Bionic Watermelon" ??

The song "Muscrat Love" ????


I feel like I'm standing naked in front of the whole gym class right now just by admitting this, but somewhere back at my parents house, I've got a Captain & Tonille album...


That being said.... I'll take a charter member slot with the "I want to FORGET Bruce Springsteen" group !!! Waste of gravity.

[bigchillcar]

the boss - i liked 'born to run' best and 'i'm on fire'..maybe 'pink cadillac' back in the day. yep. that's about it for me.

[austin552]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5103298305013044818&q=awful+bands&total=273&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=4

[Clay Perrine]

Originally posted by Spin City
The Beatles

+1000

4 really lucky guys. They were never that good, they were just in the right place at the right time.

[legion]

Originally posted by tchanson
Exhibit 1 for the eternal irrelevance of the Grammy Awards:



The Starland Vocal Band, winners of the 1976 Best New Artist award, for Afternoon Delight, perhaps the most insipid song in the history of recorded music.






Tim

Is that Meg Ryan?

And my vote is for "Crash Test Dummies"...