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GREATEST CHEESY HARD ROCK BALLAD OF ALL-TIME?


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Any answer other than Sister Christian is wrong and I can prove it thusly:

 

"Moterin"... we all know the word. We accept the word. We sing along with the word... yet: We've never used the word. We've never heard the word in any other context.

 

I don't think that had been accomplished since Steve Miller's use of the term "pompatus" and that was just an ancillary verse word, not an integral part of the chorus.

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Any answer other than Sister Christian is wrong and I can prove it thusly:


"Moterin"... we all know the word. We accept the word. We sing along with the word... yet: We've never used the word. We've never heard the word in any other context.


I don't think that had been accomplished since Steve Miller's use of the term "pompatus" and that was just an ancillary verse word, not an integral part of the chorus.

 

Motoring not moterin :cop: the song was wrote about his baby sister cruising up and down the main street of a small hick town. Just for your FYI, also I think the Beatles had a ton of hard rock ballads way before Santana's band decided to split and form Journey.

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Motoring not moterin
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the song was wrote about his baby sister cruising up and down the main street of a small hick town. Just for your FYI, also I think the Beatles had a ton of hard rock ballads way before Santana's band decided to split and form Journey.

Come on man... no one ever pronounced it "motoring". Ever. I don't care what some Juliard graduate wrote on the sheet music, it's "Moterin".

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Come on man... no one ever pronounced it "motoring". Ever. I don't care what some Juliard graduate wrote on the sheet music, it's "Moterin".

 

 

All of your opinions are WRONG. It's 2 words, "motor" + "run". As in,

 

Let your motor run

What's the price for gas

You know that it won't last

cause OPEC's fallin fast....

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I think the Beatles had a ton of hard rock ballads .

 

:freak:

 

The Beatles, hard rock? Which song(s)? :confused:

 

Metallica = hard rock

 

Beatles = Brit pop

 

Right? :confused:

 

Terry D.

 

P.S. I'd also take issue with Night Ranger / Sister Christian being called hard rock. :idk:

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True but "Bed of Roses" might outcheese them both...maybe.

 

 

it really boils down to one line from each song

 

 

I'll be the water when you get thirsty baby

When you get drunk, I'll be the wine

 

 

VS

 

 

I wanna be just as close as your Holy Ghost is

And lay you down on a bed of roses

 

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it really boils down to one line from each song




VS

 

 

Exhibit A:

 

I walk these streets, a loaded six-string on my back

I play for keeps, 'cause I might not make it back

I've been everywhere, standin' tall

I've seen a million faces, and I've rocked them all

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I think Journey invented the Power Ballad but since they didn't have real "Hard Rock" songs they are exempt from the list.

 

"Chain Reaction"

"Separate Ways/Worlds apart"

"Walks Like a Lady"

 

All harder rocking than any Bon Jovi, plus Neal Schon smokes Sambora like Bob Marley smokes a joint.

 

And that's leaving aside the B-sides and their earlier work without Perry.

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