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With the calendar moving into September, the nights drawing in and the last gasps of summer dying off, it’s time for the little ones to head back to school. We’ll admit to knowing that most students north of the border have been back for weeks but the sentiment remains.
For most parents, it’s a relief finally sending the kids back. It’s been six long weeks and time to celebrate. What better way to do that than with Kool and the Gang.
For the rest of us, the six weeks of traffic bliss are over. Who taught all these kids to drive? Seriously, I thought you needed to be 17. Either way, it only conjours up a Chris Rea classic.
Let’s hope the little ones actually pay attention when they get there. The whole point of school is learning. Though Pink Floyd may disagree somewhat.
School themed rock classics don’t end with Pink Floyd. The Police took a somewhat darker look at life in the classroom.
Quite a few years later, Busted (before all the McBusted stuff) took a look at the same problem from a different angle.
Busted were by no means the first to express their extracurricular interests. Van Halen were also Hot for Teacher.
While all that was going on in the classroom, Mötley Crüe were being a bit more rebellious. Smoking in the Boys Room, of all places!
And finally, to cap it all off, we come back to remembering it’s September. What better way to do it than mis-interpeting Green Day’s classic.
Often you know exactly who’s singing a song. For one, it’s usually written next to the title but there are numerous songs where some surprisingly famous contributors go uncredited or even take on a behind the scenes role. Here are some of these where you’ll be pleasantly surprised who’s involved in making some of your favourite songs. We’ll start with a modern classic by the Black Eyed Peas – Where […]
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