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Maroon 5 - Nobody's Love (Official Music Video) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

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LYRICS

You could make a grown man cry
If you ever said goodbye
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
You could make a grown man cry
If you ever left my side
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I

You’re the only hand in my back pocket
If you ever left I’d go psychotic
Heaven hear me cryin cryin oh oh
Baby you’re the key to my heart locket
If you ever left never unlock it
Lonely like an island, island oh oh

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love, but yours, but yours
If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s trust but yours, but yours

You could make a grown man cry
If you ever said goodbye
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I
Never let you go oh-woah oh-I

You could make a grown man cry, if you ever left my side
Never let you go never let you go

You’re the only hand in my back pocket
If you ever left I’d go psychotic
Heaven hear me cryin cryin oh oh
Hit me like a drug and I can’t stop it
Fit me like a glove and I cant knock it.
I aint even lying lying oh oh

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna keep nobody’s trust but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love
If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love

Nobody’s love! Oh yea

If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours
If my love ain’t your love it’s never gonna be nobody’s love
Never gonna need nobody’s love but yours, but yours

If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love
If my love ain’t your love then it’s nobody’s
Only yours only yours not just anybody
And If you ever leave then i’m never gonna want nobody, nobody’s love

#Maroon5 #NobodysLove #M5

Music video by Maroon 5 performing Nobody's Love. © 2020 Interscope Records

How The TV Show FRIENDS DESTROYED THE REMBRANDTS (I'll Be There For You) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

how the Rembrandts career came to an end following the success of the Friends theme song.

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#friends #therembrandts

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Formed in 1989 by Danny Wilde and Phil Solem, The Rembrandts would be best known for writing the song I’ll Be There For You, which would become one of the most iconic TV theme songs of all time. But it would get the Rembrandts branded as one-hit wonders by some (even though they weren’t), while others called them sellouts. The success of the song would result in the band breaking up, despite making them rich. Today let’s talk about the history of the song.

Formed as a rock duo, The members of the Rembrandts would meet in the LA Club Scene in the 70’s before playing in the early 80’s era power pop group Great Buildings. After releasing one album for CBS Records, they would dissolve by 1981. The pair would end up pursuing their own solo careers after the implosion of Great Buildings, but they still stayed in touch. After having no success with their solo careers, the pair got together forming the Rembrandts in 1989.

In 1990 the duo released their first record, which was self titled peaking at number 88 on the billboard 200 moving several hundred thousand copies. It also produced a hit in "Just the Way It Is, Baby" , which peaked at number 14 on the billboard hot 100 charts.
Their follow up album Untitled, would be put out in1992, having some success with the song Johnny, Have You Seen Her?" and "Chase the Clouds Away". The song "Rollin' Down the Hill" meanwhile , would appear in the 1995 Jim Carrey film Dumb and Dumber.

Then in 1993 NBC was working on the pilot for their new show FRIENDS which was set to premiere in the fall of 1994. The show tells th story of six single 20 somethings living in New York City The show’s executive producer Kevin S. Bright, was looking for a theme song that shared some similarity to the R.E.M. song Shiny Happy People. In fact, the original pilot featured the R.E.M song, but R.E.M. also wasn’t interested in licensing the song. The show’s producers wanting to get a legit band to record the theme worked with the studio Warner Brothers, to see who was available on their roster at the time, and so the Rembrandts entered the picture.

Wilde would tell Buzzfeed what happened next "I think they thought it felt, tempo-wise, that was where they wanted to go," "Kevin had it in his head that he didn't want to have a jingle writer write the theme song for the show. He was a fan of The Rembrandts from other records that we had made, so he called our manager. Our manager called us on Monday and we said, 'Sure, we'll try it out. We'll see what happens.'"

In September of 1994 the Rembrandts would assemble in a studio with Michael Skloff, the Friends theme song composer and producer Martha Kaufman's husband, and Allee Willis, who wrote the lyrics to the song. While the Rembrandts wrote their own songs, they had minimal involvement with the writing of the Friends theme song Wilde would recall to the Independent “I remember thinking it was awesome, a really cool little pop tune. It had great harmonies and this upbeat vibe. More than anything, it was fun. Plus, Phil and I were really jacked to hear it on the TV show. Skloff took inspiration from the Beatles track Paperback Writer, attempting to recreate a 60’s vibe to the song.

The theme for Friends was only recorded as being 45 seconds long to fit the opening credits for the show. As for the handclaps, that was a last minute addition the Rembrandts weren’t aware of until they heard the final mix. By Solem’s own admission upon hearing the final mix, he thought the handclaps were the best part of the song.

Soon after Friends premiered in the fall of 1994 the Rembrandts asked not to have their name in the credits fearing it could alienate their fans and bring accusations against the group of selling out. .
Little did they know Friends would become a massive hit and the theme song took on a life of its own when one radio station in Nashville took the 45 second song and looped it to make it a full track. Soon enough ti spread to other radio stations across America and became highly requested on radio. Soon enough the band’s label told the band they needed to cut a full version of the song, despite the band being reluctant to do it with Solem revealing There was no way to get out of it," l

Slayer: The Tragic Death of Jeff Hanneman Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Slayer: The Tragic Death of Jeff Hanneman

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#slayer #jeffhanneman #kerryking

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Hailed as one of the most important and influential guitarists in heavy metal, Jeff Hanneman would be instrumental in giving Slayer their iconic sound, while also serving as one of their principal songwriters.But his time would be cut short due to an unfortunate set of medical circumstances that led to a downward spiral. That’s what we’re going to explore in today’s video.

Slayer’s origins date back to Los Angeles in 1981 when guitarist Kerry King was meeting a band holding auditions for a guitar player recalling to Guitar World
“As I was leaving, I saw Jeff just kinda standing around playing guitar, and he was playing stuff that I was into, like Def Leppard’s ‘Wasted’ and AC/DC and Priest. So I started talking to him and just said, ‘Hey, you want to start a band?’ I already knew Dave [Lombardo, drummer] and we had been playing together in his parents’ garage a bit, and so I brought Jeff in, then went to Tom [Araya, vocalist/bassist], who I was playing with in another band, and said, ‘Hey man, I have a different band if you’re interested.’ And that was it.”
Hanneman would admit to author Jon Widerhorn that he was initially intimated by King’s guitar playing recalling ‘I just remember I was scared shitless. I had been playing the least amount of time, so I sucked. I’d only been playing for like a month by the time I met Kerry, and after I saw him play I was like, ‘Oh man I gotta speed up the learning process’.”

Slayer would be influenced by british metal acts including judas priest, iron maiden and black sabbath. But apart from metal Hanneman was also influenced by hardcore punk, introducing the other members to the genre and giving the band a harder edge to their music than their contemporaries with Hanneman telling Loudersound “We weren’t schooled musicians,” “but we knew what sounded dark. If it sounds like I’m standing over a body that’s just been stabbed to death, then it’s perfect.”

Apart from king being the more technical of the two guitar players he knew well where his strengths lie and that was in songwriting going on to write the band’s best known known songs Angel of Death and Reigning Blood recalling in an interview ‘I tried to emulate what Steve Vai and Joe Satriani did and really grow as a guitarist,” Hanneman once mused, before adding, “Then I said, ‘I don’t think I’m that talented, but more importantly, I don’t care’.”

It was during the band’s early years that three of the four members had vehicles to get to and from practice. According to guitar world. Hanneman either had a series of DUI’s or never had a license at the time. Araya would tell Guitar World
“When we started the band, Kerry would pick him up from his house in Long Beach and I would drop him off after rehearsal,” . “That was the trade-off. So we spent a lot of time in the car together, usually drinking beer. I would drop him off, and sometimes I’d hang with him at his house with his parents.”

It was around the time Slayer released their first album Show No Mercy in 1983 that Hanneman would meet his life partner Kathryn. She would recall to guitar world “My girlfriend and I were getting tired of going to the movies every weekend, so we decided to go see this band called Slayer at a little club in Buena Park called the Woodstock,” “They were playing with a band called Leatherwolf. I begged my father to let us go to the show, knowing that I would be home later than my 10 o’clock curfew, and he was okay with that. There may have been 15 or 20 people at the show, so I was able to stand up front against the stage, on Jeff’s side. And before I knew it, he kneeled down, grabbed me by the hair, and started making out with me. I was blown away, and that was how we met.”

The couple would stay in touch and they would wed in Las Vegas in 1989.

In 1986 Slayer would release their seminal album Reign In Blood, which featured the hugely controversial song Angel of Death. AUthor Paul Elliott would recall how Hanneman told him how the song was written in a strange setting recalling @The last time I spoke to Hanneman, in 2009, he explained that Angel Of Death was written in a most unlikely setting – at the home of his girlfriend’s parents. He laughed about the bizarre nature of his creative process. “It’s weird. Whe