For some reason (I was sick that day) I watched the movie again. I ran out to my library first thing in the morning and got the book to wash the nasty taste out of my mouth.
And now I have the scene from "Forget Paris" where Billy Crystal has been dragged to see Phantom and after says that the score was a rip off of "School Days"
School days, school days, dear old golden rule days.
The question is, which would be more appropriate for a Hollywood star, savvy about all the media circa 200-something, to quote?
Also, ask any kid to sing "School Daze" and they're more likely to sing the standout songs from the film, "Jigaboos vs. Wannabes (Good Hair Bad Hair)" or "Da Butt."
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Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2007-12-31 05:18 am (UTC)For some reason (I was sick that day) I watched the movie again. I ran out to my library first thing in the morning and got the book to wash the nasty taste out of my mouth.
Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2007-12-31 05:24 am (UTC)School days,
school days,
dear old golden rule days.
Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2007-12-31 11:33 pm (UTC)Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2007-12-31 11:53 pm (UTC)Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2008-01-01 03:38 am (UTC)Also, ask any kid to sing "School Daze" and they're more likely to sing the standout songs from the film, "Jigaboos vs. Wannabes (Good Hair Bad Hair)" or "Da Butt."
Re: Opposing view from the Curmudgeon
Date: 2008-01-01 04:15 am (UTC)And more over, "Phantom of the Opera" came out before "School Daze".