How come Human Sexual Response's version is missing? They're who I think of when I think Cool Jerk. I ain't voting if they're not included!
Federico,
Sorry, no slight intended. I think if I add them the entire poll resets and we lose previous votes. Perhaps Linda or one of the mods knows how to do it. Otherwise, we'll add that version as a write-in. Just goes to show ya', famous means different things to different people, although some may say that version qualifies more as infamous.
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Moved so d*** many times in 6 years what's the point?
Kid Bailey wrote:
Federico wrote:
How come Human Sexual Response's version is missing? They're who I think of when I think Cool Jerk. I ain't voting if they're not included!
Federico,
Sorry, no slight intended. I think if I add them the entire poll resets and we lose previous votes. Perhaps Linda or one of the mods knows how to do it. Otherwise, we'll add that version as a write-in. Just goes to show ya', famous means different things to different people, although some may say that version qualifies more as infamous.
I was kidding - I think that was only a famous version on my block of Commonwealth Avenue. Should have posted a smiley.
I went Go-Go's because I've heard that many more times than the Capitols.
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Well, I'm totally amazed that my opinion about "Cool Jerk" by the Go-Go's sparked a poll. Never realized that so many were than passionate about music on the internet.
Still, it's only a difference of opinion. It really doesn't bother me if everyone here disagrees with my feelings about songs I love.
I went to an elementary school during the 1970s where all the other kids hated the Beatles. I have such strength.
The first place I ever heard "Cool Jerk" was in the oldies medly on Todd Rundgren's "A Wizard, A True Star". So for me, that's the most famous version!
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