I'll never understand how the acid-fueled, politically-volatile, jubilantly-tuneful, spiritually-evolved rebels of Jefferson Airplane could have devolved from their late '60s heyday as San Francisco psychedelic-rock avatars into the sap-soaked pop panderers of Starship. It should be noted that whenever the band was called Jefferson Airplane or Jefferson Starship, it usually included cockeyed vi...
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That's what USA today has to say about "We Built This City" from Starship, 1985.Here it is. I personally think there are lots worse, although I do agree this one has little redeeming value. I guess the subjectivity of such a statement is what kills their premise.We all have favorites and maybe we all have an opinion on what was the worst ever. Mine would be YMCA by the Village People.
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After spending a good hour, and a good $45, on some much-needed Halloween decorations, I found myself driving home in the pouring rain.On the stereo was a random mix CD that was made for a road trip to Chicago two years ago. I don't think I had listened to it since.All of a sudden, this song came on and before I knew it I was singing along at the top of my lungs with a smile on my face. I can...
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I *hate* the predictions so many websites give me. Apparently, Mog thinks I have something in common with someone who listens to "we built this city" by starship. Excuse me while I go shower and cleanse myself obsessively. I'm not a huge music fan, but really? Seriously? "We built this city" has to rank as a minor instrument of torture.
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| 1 The Burn |
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| 2 It's Not Enough |
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| 3 Trouble in Mind |
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| 4 I Didn't Mean to Stay All Night |
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| 5 Send a Message |
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