Or Most Everything That I Have Ever Learned Starts With A Power Chord.
David Lee Roth and Van Halen taught me that sometimes you just have to roll with the punches to get to what's real.
Disturbed taught me that I was too narrow minded and to liberate my mind.
Kiss taught me that sometimes it's best just to rock and roll all night and party every day.
AC/DC taught me the lesson of safe sex. Sometimes she's got the jack.
38 Special taught me to hold on loosely but don't let go.
Chuck Berry taught me to sing it out loud and proud and not just play with my own ding-a-ling.
Elvis taught me to do it my way.
Metallica taught me that sometimes that light at the end of the tunnel is just a freight train coming my way.
John Mellencamp taught me that it ain't half bad to come from a small town.
Judas Priest showed me that I don't need no parental guidance.
Sammy Hagar and Van Halen taught me that my tomorrow is right now.
Aerosmith taught me how to walk (this way.)
Kansas taught me to carry on and there would be peace when I was done.
Kid Rock taught me to get in the pit and try to love someone.
Megadeath taught me that sometimes life is just a symphony of destruction.
Poison showed me that every rose has a thorn.
Ratt taught me that what comes around goes around.
Ozzy taught me that sometimes you have to say goodbye to romance and goodbye to friends but you can meet in the end.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers taught me that it's okay to be with the one that is all that you got that night.
Foghat taught me to take a slow ride.
ZZ Top taught me the dangers of flying while blind.
Limp Biskit taught me that sometimes you just have to break some shit.
Motley Crue taught me to take a walk on the wild side.
The Steve Miller Band taught me to fly like an eagle until I was free.
Pantera taught me that it was all about respect.
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Creed taught me I’ve created my own prison.
Limp Bizkit taught me it’s all about the nookie.
Metallica taught me my lifestyle determines my deathstyle.
Disturbed taught me to get down with sickness.
Korn taught made me realize that A.D.I.D.A.S
Nirvana taught me to come as you are.
Godsmack taught me I'm a bad motherfucker who lives it everyday.
Cake taught me I’m going the distance.
Marcy Playground taught me to stop and smell sex and candy.
Pearl Jam taught me thoughts arrive like butterflies.
Alice and Chains taught me I the man in the box.
Gotta love learning from lyrics!
Every rose has it's thorn: One of my all time favorites, Fuzz!
Have a great weekend, and Happy Father's Day!
Mimi: Woo Hoo. Although that is a dubious honor for sure. Have an awsome weekend!
big d: Awesome list dude!
green eyes: And every cowboy sings a sad sad song :( Have a great weekend! And thanks for the fathers day wishes.
Damn, you're good fuzz.
Stevie Ray Vaughan taught me to walk a Tightrope, not to get caught in the Crossfire, and to take Life by the Drop.
Disturbed taught me to Believe;
ZZ Top taught me that it's easier when you have a Velcro Fly ;)
and...
Kansas taught me that everything is just Dust in the Wind.
ranea: Another awesome list. You Rock.
bruce: Thanks. Great additions. By the end of the commenting, with everyones help we might just know everything that there is to know.
My top ten life's lessons aren't limited to rock and roll, but they're lessons all the same:
Pat Benatar taught me that love is a battlefield.
Dexy and the Midnight Runners taught me never to forget, since there's always something there to remind me.
New Edition taught me to cool it now.
Quiet Riot taught me to cum on and feel the noize.
Tears for Fears taught me that everybody wants to rule the world.
Madonna taught me to express myself.
Soft Cell taught me about tainted love.
'till Tuesday taught me about using an inside voice, since voice's carry.
Karla DeVito (and the Breakfast Club) taught me that we are not alone.
Devo taught me to whip it. And whip it good.
OOPS. I was wrong. "NAKED EYES" taught me never to forget, since there's always something there to remind me.
Apparently they didn't teach me not to forget their name....
curare: Yet more great additions. Everyone has been so cool with this. Dexy's Midnight Runners taught me that at this moment you mean everything :)
One more I just thought of...
The Doobie Brothers taught me to just Listen to the Music.
Dexy's Midnight Runners also taught me that overalls can be sexy.
well...Ive learned many lessons through rock and roll....but..Captain and Tennielle taught me that love will keep us together...and it didnt!!!! lol
bruce: Cool and keeping with that theme Three Dog Night taught me that one is the loneliest number.
phoenix: That's kinda scary.
catch: That's one reason why disco is dead.
Fuzz,
Yeah it does
I listen to our favorite song playing on the radio,
Hear the DJ say loves a game of easy come and easy go.
But I wonder does he know?
Has he ever felt like this?
And I know that you'd be here somehow, If I could have let you know somehow. I guess...
Black Sabbath taught me about democracy (the mob rules)
Led Zepelin taught me about Katrin (when the levy breaks)
Deep Purple taught me about the down side of burning down a recording studio (smoke on the water)
The Beatles taught me the upside of burning down a cabin in the woods (norweigen wood)
The Rolling Stones taught me that we all screw the pooch together (sympathy for the devil)
Iron Butterfly taught me that no amount of inebriation can keep someone form making money in Rock n Roll (In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida)
The Who taught me that power corrupts (won't get fooled again)
Jimi Hendrix taught me to take the freeway (crosstown traffic)
Megadeath taught me that killing can be lucrative(killing is my business)
Pink Floyd taught me that...
Women are bad
War is bad
Money is bad
Power is bad
Success is bad
But psychodelic drugs are fuckin' awesome.
(the only one I ever really seem to remember is the last one)
green eyes: Was it something I said? Was it something I did? Did my words not come out right? I tried not to hurt you.
ozy: Excellent teachings. I especially liked the last lesson. Excuse me while I kiss the sky.
You've just proven my "men don't listen" theory wrong. I think I need to rephrase it to: "men just don't listen to women"
Cuz you most definately listen to lyrics!
sugar daddy: How in the hell does he keep on going?
jane: I listen to women. Heart taught me that these dreams go on when I close my eyes. Patty Smyth taught me to be a warrior. Pat Benatar taught me that hell is for children. Aretha also taught me of respect. Lita Ford taught me that it's a good thing. Amy Lee taught me to tie a tourniquet and Melissa Etheridge told me that I'm the only one.
And Joan Jett taught me to love rock and roll...
Camp delay till the morning so here I sit.
Disco is not dead....it's alive and well in the gay bars.
Just a funny not wanting to offend anyone :)
Hmmm some of my favorite bands.
Have a great weekend.
Willie Nelson taught me the best place to buy stuff in Austin
bruce: And how to look tough in leather.
ol' lady: That's phunny.
leigh: Have a great one yourself.
jim: And that bandanas never go out of style.
such great songs! Many of the ones mentioned are old favorites. :)
You rock Fuzz! I think you need a little more country so you can get drunk, fight and run around.
Hahaaaa......
I have learned the EXACT same lessons, and by the EXACT same
teachers!
:o
sherri: Thanks, my musical tastes are a bit all over the place.
vic: I was thinking of doing equal time to C&W next week.
starbender: That explains the M&M's pic ;)
About your previous post: I'm with you about the mega heat. When it's hot, it is toooo hot. I grew up in CA (the Bay Area, then lived near Modesto for fifteen years before moving out of CA to AR). I know the difference between a dry heat and the humid heat of AR. BUT, like you said HOT is Hot... period!
I am thrilled. This summer, I will see Foreigner and Kanses in concert. YES!! I am feeling gooood!
jamie dawn: Keep a tight grip on those tickets. You wouldn't want to be standing in the rain with your head hung low.
Anne Murray taught me how to projectile vomit. Cool...
Funny.
~M
The Rolling Stones taught that you can't always get what you want, so sometimes you just gotta get what you can. ;p
Kenny Rogers (who isn't rock per se) did teach the value of knowing when to fold, and when to hold 'em. :D
I thought Anita Franklin taught about R-E-S-P-E-C-T!
michael: That is a hard lesson to learn.
gerald: Great addition. I will be doing a top 25 country lesson later this week.
manic mom: I mentioned Aretha in a comment to jane earlier in the comment section. Thanks.
Rocking post :) U got some great taste in music!
Keshi.
Nice list! I'll add that Rush taught me that if I choose not to decide, I still have made a choice.
-- david
Why, oh, why didn't I listen when Bon Jovi told me that You give love a bad name...???
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