This is way beyond butt rock into 90s corporate rock by committee
Actual question did the stones ever sing anybody else's song like this? Feels like definitely not
I find it oddly impressive and random that a geezer rock band would make a 90's anthem for a soundtrack to the film Armageddon
Cage as Miller slaughtering hundreds of buffalo and slowly losing his mind, could definitely work
Saw their looking to make Stoner a film too, with Casey Affleck and Tommy Lee Jones
Haven't forgot to read that classic rec
I find it oddly impressive and random that a geezer rock band would make a 90's anthem for a soundtrack to the film Armageddon
i thought so too when it came out but i listened to it when rvi posted for the first time in 1000 years and immediately saw it at basically a pop committee product. not really an aerosmith fan but its pretty clear this didnt come from them at all.
I find it oddly impressive and random that a geezer rock band would make a 90's anthem for a soundtrack to the film Armageddon
Aerosmith and Cher made the two biggest hits of 1998
i thought so too when it came out but i listened to it when rvi posted for the first time in 1000 years and immediately saw it at basically a pop committee product. not really an aerosmith fan but its pretty clear this didnt come from them at all.
True, but I feel like the song blew up mostly due to Steven Tyler’s karaoke-tier wailing
Aerosmith and Cher made the two biggest hits of 1998
Cher had a banger
DO YOU BELIEEEEEVE IN LIFE AFTER LOVE
Looking back I was surprisingly down with all the Shaniah, Mariah, Cher, Destiny's Child etc pop when I was a rap head teen
Madonna the only one I'll intentionally listen to but I didn't mind the rest either
Was f***in dramatically better than the punk pop emo s*** that was also getting played a ton
Cher had a banger
DO YOU BELIEEEEEVE IN LIFE AFTER LOVE
Looking back I was surprisingly down with all the Shaniah, Mariah, Cher, Destiny's Child etc pop when I was a rap head teen
Madonna the only one I'll intentionally listen to but I didn't mind the rest either
I hated it at the time, but looking back I’ll easily take late 90s/early 2000s pop over the current stuff
True, but I feel like the song blew up mostly due to Steven Tyler’s karaoke-tier wailing
They definitely nailed it for what it was
probably the first time some geezers had such big soundtrack hits since Bruce and Neil's Philidelphias
I hated it at the time, but looking back I’ll easily take late 90s/early 2000s pop over the current stuff
%100 I can't even entertain the thought of listening to the stuff I hear on my crappy towns radio these days
At least they used to play a few REM, U2, Prince etc classics but now it really just sounds like algorithmic product
I had Madonna as a guilty pleasure when I was a young teen but then had a rager house party when I was like 16 and when Like A Prayer came on every single person turned it into a giant singalong and I couldn't believe it
Changed my whole perception on not just Madonna but music cause I didn't think the such a random assortments of skaters, jocks, rich kids, poor kids etc could ever unite around one song like that
I was in awe
It was like the opposite of when I got dragged to a Canucks game and couldn't stop observing the crowd wondering why they cared so much
Cher had a banger
DO YOU BELIEEEEEVE IN LIFE AFTER LOVE
Looking back I was surprisingly down with all the Shaniah, Mariah, Cher, Destiny's Child etc pop when I was a rap head teen
Madonna the only one I'll intentionally listen to but I didn't mind the rest either
Destiny’s Child at that point was quasi-rap, Mariah also regularly had rap feats. Not too much of a stretch
I had Madonna as a guilty pleasure when I was a young teen but then had a rager house party when I was like 16 and when Like A Prayer came on every single person turned it into a giant singalong and I couldn't believe it
Changed my whole perception on not just Madonna but music cause I didn't think the such a random assortments of skaters, jocks, rich kids, poor kids etc could ever unite around one song like that
I was in awe
It was like the opposite of when I got dragged to a Canucks game and couldn't stop observing the crowd wondering why they cared so much
Wild story
I’ve seen similar things happen with Mr. Brightside
Destiny’s Child at that point was quasi-rap, Mariah also regularly had rap feats. Not too much of a stretch
Yeah ODB gave Mariah credibility for me I guess
Was f***in dramatically better than the punk pop emo s*** that was also getting played a ton
blink 182 and Green Day 
Everyone after them
I had Madonna as a guilty pleasure when I was a young teen but then had a rager house party when I was like 16 and when Like A Prayer came on every single person turned it into a giant singalong and I couldn't believe it
Changed my whole perception on not just Madonna but music cause I didn't think the such a random assortments of skaters, jocks, rich kids, poor kids etc could ever unite around one song like that
I was in awe
It was like the opposite of when I got dragged to a Canucks game and couldn't stop observing the crowd wondering why they cared so much
goat tier song
blink 182 and Green Day 
Everyone after them
green day was like my favorite band as a 10 year old but when i revisited dookie a little while ago it sucked ass
on the other hand i wasnt a blink 182 fan back then but when i revisited their s/t it was decent
I always thought Madonna was cool. Could never stand Mariah though.

Shame this song wasn’t a bigger hit
I can dig Blink but Green Day never did it for me. That American Idiot era
I can't with that dude's voice. I do like some MCR too.
blink 182 and Green Day 
Everyone after them
Mum had us on one of those mail-order CD programs and i got Dookie when it came out but even when I was 7 or something I remember being like
f***ing nerds
Was already a full Wu stan but the time Blink showed up so