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Fast Food Rockers
Haha!! I used to love them when I was 9/10!! Both the Fast Food Song and Say Cheese!!
I know they were a novelty group and so many people hated them. I was a child though, quite a lot of children loved the Fast Food Song! Are they any of you who found them to be one of your guilty pleasures? |
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They came to my school lol. God knows why
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Haha
The fact that acts/songs like them became acceptable back then but if they came out now in the world of social networking....well....
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McDonald Fagen
Burger King Crimson KFC & the Sunshine Band I know this is probably off topic but couldn't help myself. |
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I remember them. I thought they were dreadful
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^ I agree on both counts.
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It was a Mike Stock (out of Aitken/Waterman) project, taking an old playground song that had been around at least 20 years previous and cashing in on it. If anything it's astonishing they managed another couple of hits as surely they were intended for just that one song.
If I had been about five years younger I'd have probably adored it, but I was too busy being 14, growing my long hair out and listening to Seven Nation Army and Bring Me To Life at the time. Oh, erm, and Move Your Feet by Junior Senior which I still enjoy. |
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McDonald Fagen
Burger King Crimson KFC & the Sunshine Band I know this is probably off topic but couldn't help myself. |
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The fact that acts/songs like them became acceptable back then but if they came out now in the world of social networking....well....Maybe that's partly the problem with the charts today, lack of a sense of humour! |
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I remember my father , an ageing musician, seeing their video and going "jayzus those guys prob got 10k each for that the lucky bastards etc,"
I was like "yea they prob got a TENNER each if they were lucky" |
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Haha!! I used to love them when I was 9/10!! Both the Fast Food Song and Say Cheese!!
I know they were a novelty group and so many people hated them. I was a child though, quite a lot of children loved the Fast Food Song! Are they any of you who found them to be one of your guilty pleasures? awful novelty song! |
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Fast Food Rockers were summer 2003, would have fitted absolutely perfectly into 1999 though - you still got the occasional 90s-sounding song chart big at the time, with probably DJ Casper's 'Cha Cha Slide' in 2004 possibly the last gasp of that decade at the top.
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Let's eat, to the beat!
I remember when they came to my Primary School, doubt they would allow something like that these days with all the political correctness and healthy eating stuff. |
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They came to my school lol. God knows why
This is something I've never considered before. I've also never understood how schools justified Triple 8 coming to their school as educational and worthy of time! |
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Ahh I had their album! And you know what, the other songs on the album (none were about food of any sort) we up there with Steps / Scooch. I remember one particular song called 9 Times Out Of 10 was a pop masterpiece. If you ever get the chance to hear it you will love it if you liked Steps.
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Trash of the highest order
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The fact that acts/songs like them became acceptable back then but if they came out now in the world of social networking....well....
