I am listening to my "Tiffany" cassette by Tiffany and I Saw Him Standing Their is on. Her version of the song is so much better than the Beatles version. Who do you think is better between the two acts?

Oh, Christ on a cracker.

:faint: :faint: :faint: :censored: :help :cuckoo :cuckoo

WHO THE HELL IS TIFFANY?

Originally posted by safety pin
WHO THE HELL IS TIFFANY?

the Hilary Duff of the 80's

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
I am listening to my "Tiffany" cassette by Tiffany and I Saw Him Standing Their is on. Her version of the song is so much better than the Beatles version. Who do you think is better between the two acts?

Please tell me you're joking, otherwise I have a baseball bat here that's going to be put to good use.

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
Please tell me you're joking, otherwise I have a baseball bat here that's going to be put to good use.

He has a link to an Air Supply!?! website in his signature. I don't think he's joking.




Use the bat.

As nutty as it may sound i have to agree I never cared for The Beatles and I grew up with Tiffany and have always been a fan.

I also agree that some of y'all are smokin' crack. Tiffany is the Anti Christ.

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
I am listening to my "Tiffany" cassette by Tiffany and I Saw Him Standing Their is on. Her version of the song is so much better than the Beatles version. Who do you think is better between the two acts?

Tiffany? One of the many reasons why grunge had to happen? :eek2:

I like the Beatles version over Tiffany's version. I also like the version Paul McCartney sang on his Back in the U.S. Live 2002 album.


I like a lot of Tiffany's music, but when it comes to between Tiffany and the Beatles, the Beatles are better when it comes to that "I Saw Her Standing There" song.

Originally posted by MandieR1980
As nutty as it may sound i have to agree I never cared for The Beatles and I grew up with Tiffany and have always been a fan. I'm sorry, but this is just unfathomable to me. It's common knowledge that Tiffany is schlock, and her disposability has only been trumped by Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and their ilk.

Bottom line, her talent is really quite minimal.

The Beatles' relevance, on the other hand, has endured for more than forty years and shows no sign of weakening.

This isn't an opinion; it's a fact. I can prove it using an Etch-A-Sketch and a piece of scratch paper.

And how could any self-respecting music fan not care for this (http://home.comcast.net/~aka909walrus/I_Saw_Her_Standing_There.mp3)? My god, that count-off; that bass line!

By the way, I still can't tell Tiffany and Debbie Gibson apart. Luckily, I don't give a ****.

Originally posted by MandieR1980
As nutty as it may sound i have to agree I never cared for The Beatles and I grew up with Tiffany and have always been a fan. NEVER CARED FOR THE BEATLES????!!!!! THE
BAND THAT RE-INVENTED ROCK AND ROLL AND BECAME THE BIGGEST CULTURAL FORCE OF THEIR, OR ANY OTHER, GENERATION???!!!! :eek2:


Well, Tiffany did have a nice pictorial in Playboy a few years back.

This reminds me of a conversation I had with a girl in 9th grade. She swore up and down to me that the New Kids On The Block were going to be bigger than the Beatles.

:lol:

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica
Well, Tiffany did have a nice pictorial in Playboy a few years back.

She's got enough plastic in her body to qualify as a Mattel toy.

(Thanks to Johnny Carson for that joke.)

Originally posted by AKA
I'm sorry, but this is just unfathomable to me. It's common knowledge that Tiffany is schlock, and her disposability has only been trumped by Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and their ilk.

Bottom line, her talent is really quite minimal.

The Beatles' relevance, on the other hand, has endured for more than forty years and shows no sign of weakening.

This isn't an opinion; it's a fact. I can prove it using an Etch-A-Sketch and a piece of scratch paper.

And how could any self-respecting music fan not care for this (http://home.comcast.net/~aka909walrus/I_Saw_Her_Standing_There.mp3)? My god, that count-off; that bass line!

By the way, I still can't tell Tiffany and Debbie Gibson apart. Luckily, I don't give a ****. OMG, that song is so ahead of its time, it still puts everything else since to shame. I'm not kidding.

Originally posted by Steve M.
Tiffany? One of the many reasons why grunge had to happen? :eek2: :lol: I couldn't stay out of this one.

Originally posted by AKA
I'm sorry, but this is just unfathomable to me. It's common knowledge that Tiffany is schlock, and her disposability has only been trumped by Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and their ilk.

Bottom line, her talent is really quite minimal.

The Beatles' relevance, on the other hand, has endured for more than forty years and shows no sign of weakening.

This isn't an opinion; it's a fact. I can prove it using an Etch-A-Sketch and a piece of scratch paper.

And how could any self-respecting music fan not care for this (http://home.comcast.net/~aka909walrus/I_Saw_Her_Standing_There.mp3)? My god, that count-off; that bass line!

By the way, I still can't tell Tiffany and Debbie Gibson apart. Luckily, I don't give a ****.
This is why I like Etch-A-Sketches. WHAHAHA

Leave Tiffany alone! She was a talented songwriter who wrote and composed her own songs!

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
Leave Tiffany alone! She was a talented songwriter who wrote and composed her own songs! Not only that, but she hurried up the discovery of Nirvana. If not for her they might have gotten away with hiding out secretly in Seattle for another couple of years or so. ;)

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth

Leave Tiffany alone! She was a talented songwriter who wrote and composed her own songs!

Yeah, I think her first hit was called "Mom, Why Am I Bleeding?"

Originally posted by Crapple
Yeah, I think her first hit was called "Mom, Why Am I Bleeding?" LOL! :lol: That sounds about right.

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica
NEVER CARED FOR THE BEATLES????!!!!! THE
BAND THAT RE-INVENTED ROCK AND ROLL AND BECAME THE BIGGEST CULTURAL FORCE OF THEIR, OR ANY OTHER, GENERATION???!!!! :eek2:


Well, Tiffany did have a nice pictorial in Playboy a few years back.

None of my parents listen to them so I didn't grow up with them I don't listen to old music like that unless it's patsy cline and I grew up with her.

Originally posted by MandieR1980
None of my parents listen to them so I didn't grow up with them I don't listen to old music like that unless it's patsy cline and I grew up with her. If you think patsy cline is good, then I seriously doubt you would have any problems listening to The Beatles. Try it sometime. You won't regret it.

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
If you think patsy cline is good, then I seriously doubt you would have any problems listening to The Beatles. Try it sometime. You won't regret it.

I've heard some of it and it never caught on. If I hadn't grown up with Patsy I doubt I would have liked her today. I'm really not into oldies at all though I do like some of George's songs like "I got my mind set on you" and the songs he did with The Traveling Wilburies.

Originally posted by Kitt
:lol: I couldn't stay out of this one.

I can't either! This has got to be the most asinine thread on this board ever!:crazy:


By the way, anyone ever heard William Shatner's version of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"?

Hmmm........... Who's better? Shatner or The Beatles? :lol:

Originally posted by Penny Lane
I can't either! This has got to be the most asinine thread on this board ever!:crazy:


By the way, anyone ever heard William Shatner's version of "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"?

Hmmm........... Who's better? Shatner or The Beatles? :lol: Sweet Jesus. Did Shatner really do a version of LITSWD?

If so, I must listen because, even though I'm a Beatles fan, William Shatner is automatically better.

Originally posted by AKA
Oh, Christ on a cracker.


Christ on a cracker??? :confused: Ritz or Wheat Thin.

Originally posted by Crapple
Yeah, I think her first hit was called "Mom, Why Am I Bleeding?"

Isn't that a Dylan song - "It's Alright, Ma, I'm Only Bleeding?" :D

Originally posted by Don Corleone
Christ on a cracker??? :confused: Ritz or Wheat Thin.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Originally posted by Don Corleone
Christ on a cracker??? :confused: Ritz or Wheat Thin. I'm thinkin' just a regular Saltine.

Originally posted by AKA
I'm thinkin' just a regular Saltine.
that's the kind you get at communion anyway.

Originally posted by AKA
I'm thinkin' just a regular Saltine.

It might be more appropriate to put him on matzoh bread.

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
Sweet Jesus. Did Shatner really do a version of LITSWD?

If so, I must listen because, even though I'm a Beatles fan, William Shatner is automatically better.

I'm surprised you haven't heard it. It's probably his most famous (or infamous) song.

It pretty much sounds exactly like what you would think it would, with Shatner "speak-singing" the whole thing. The echo effects at the end of each verse are really atrocious.

Originally posted by AKA
I'm thinkin' just a regular Saltine.

How about John Lennon on a saltine. I figure people here might find that just as ofensive as Christ on a cracker sense some people seem to think he's God. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Don Corleone
How about John Lennon on a saltine. I figure people here might find that just as ofensive as Christ on a cracker sense some people seem to think he's God. :rolleyes: Sure, if you want.

Originally posted by Crapple
I'm surprised you haven't heard it. It's probably his most famous (or infamous) song.

It pretty much sounds exactly like what you would think it would, with Shatner "speak-singing" the whole thing. The echo effects at the end of each verse are really atrocious.
:rotflmao: Shatner was on Conan last week and he sang. Oh man, it was hilarious.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
How about John Lennon on a saltine. I figure people here might find that just as ofensive as Christ on a cracker sense some people seem to think he's God. :rolleyes:

John Lennon is actually more of a god; ya know, since there is proof that he actually existed.

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
John Lennon is actually more of a god; ya know, since there is proof that he actually existed.

And what, in your opinion, makes a God. A rock and roll singer???

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
John Lennon is actually more of a god; ya know, since there is proof that he actually existed.

David Bowie is my god :notworthy

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
I am listening to my "Tiffany" cassette by Tiffany and I Saw Him Standing Their is on. Her version of the song is so much better than the Beatles version. Who do you think is better between the two acts?

You have got to be kidding me :rotflmao:

Might as well have a Bill Gates vs. Mike Tyson boxing match.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
And what, in your opinion, makes a God. A rock and roll singer??? I think everyone is very much aware that John Lennon was human and had his faults. He knew he wasn't perfect. He just wanted to be accepted as a great musician and a songwriter. In fact, it was the opinion of one man that made him out to be such a "god" figure that he is no longer with us today.

A man currently spending the rest of his life behind bars (hopefully).

Originally posted by Don Corleone
And what, in your opinion, makes a God. A rock and roll singer???

I never said John Lennon was a god, but for one, proof of existence? If there is a such thing as gods, John Lennon is more of one because there's proof of his existence.

Originally posted by MandieR1980
David Bowie is my god :notworthy

If John Lennon and David Bowie are both gods, what does that make their collaboration, "Fame" - an eleventh commandment? :lol:

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
I never said John Lennon was a god, but for one, proof of existence? If there is a such thing as gods, John Lennon is more of one because there's proof of his existence.

Then by your explanation I could be a God because there is proof that I exist. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Don Corleone
Then by your explanation I could be a God because there is proof that I exist. :rolleyes: Nobody here worships John Lennon as a God.

And honestly, you were the one who brought up the God/John Lennon thing, not Lacey or myself.

Let people have their own beliefs.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
Then by your explanation I could be a God because there is proof that I exist. :rolleyes:

I'm sure more people would be willing to think of a music genius as a god, rather than a dumbass.

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
I'm sure more people would be willing to think of a music genius as a god, rather than a dumbass.

True. Are we really supposed to beleive that the Lord was communicating His awesome power through Johann Strauss when Strauss wrote "Thus Spake Zarathrustra" (the music used as the theme for 2001: A Space Odyssey)? :D

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
I'm sure more people would be willing to think of a music genius as a god, rather than a dumbass.

That's not an answer. Even a dumbass could be a God by your explanation.

Originally posted by AKA
Nobody here worships John Lennon as a God.

And honestly, you were the one who brought up the God/John Lennon thing, not Lacey or myself.

Let people have their own beliefs.

You're right. I did. And I should probably let this drop. But the way people use the word God or Christ as in Christ on a cracker can be a little offensive. I have no problem with what people believe. To each his own.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
That's not an answer. Even a dumbass could be a God by your explanation.

It is an answer, and no, that's not what I said. Try again.

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
It is an answer, and no, that's not what I said. Try again.

No need too. Talking to a snotty little bitch who can't have a conversation without resorting to name calling is like talking to a 5 year old.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
No need too. Talking to a snotty little bitch who can't have a conversation without resorting to name calling is like talking to a 5 year old.

Hmm.. calling me a name-caller while *gasp* name calling!


Love,

Snotty Little Bitch.

.

Originally posted by laceyinthesky
Hmm.. calling me a name-caller while *gasp* name calling!


Love,

Snotty Little Bitch.

If the shoe fits darlin'. I only attack when attacked upon. Have a nice day.

Originally posted by Don Corleone
If the shoe fits darlin'. I only attack when attacked upon. Have a nice day.

Great way to change the subject. :thumbsup:

I don't know what exactly happened here, but I hope everyone can calm down, before someone gets a timeout. So lets just go to different corners of the computer, and cool off. peacesign:

Remember John Lennon was about giving PEACE A CHANCE.

Seriously, there are some people on these boards that really need to lighten up. Every little thing that somebody says isn't always going to be something you agree with or like. Why does every little damned thing have to be censored? There are more important things to dwell on. No one is going to change anyone else's mind here, so why try?

John Lennon rules!

Originally posted by Don Corleone
But the way people use the word God or Christ as in Christ on a cracker can be a little offensive.

You know, it would have been a lot more effective if you had just gently pointed out that you were offended, instead of drawing this out another page and making unrelated "baiting" comments about Lennon worship and such.

Originally posted by ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
:rotflmao: Shatner was on Conan last week and he sang. Oh man, it was hilarious.

Yeah, it was.

"Itsy...bitsy...spider...crawled up the...water spout..."

Definitely, The Beatles for me.

you guys need to get over the Beatles Ringo was the only great member and Paul was cool in Give My Regards to Broadstreet but otherwise, blah

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
you guys need to get over the Beatles Ringo was the only great member and Paul was cool in Give My Regards to Broadstreet but otherwise, blah

I think you better duck for cover. You're going to get hammered for that comment.:D

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
you guys need to get over the Beatles Ringo was the only great member and Paul was cool in Give My Regards to Broadstreet but otherwise, blah That must be some good **** you're on. How come I haven't heard of it yet?

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
you guys need to get over the Beatles Ringo was the only great member and Paul was cool in Give My Regards to Broadstreet but otherwise, blah I'm starting to think you have a festering case of badtasteinmusicosis. You might want to go to the doctor and get it checked before you post about the musical genius of the barking dogs who sing "Jingle Bells."

And Give My Regards To Broad Street is a disservice to Beatles fans everywhere.

Originally posted by AKA
I'm starting to think you have a festering case of badtasteinmusicosis. You might want to go to the doctor and get it checked before you post about the musical genius of the barking dogs who sing "Jingle Bells."

hell yea that is the best christmas album ever

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
hell yea that is the best christmas album ever Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the prosecution rests.

Keep this thread alive,
Keep this thread alive,
Do it any way, any way you can
Just to keep us satisfied!

:D :lol:

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
you guys need to get over the Beatles Ringo was the only great member and Paul was cool in Give My Regards to Broadstreet but otherwise, blah

http://www.youhavebadtasteinmusic.com/

This thread is giving me high blood pressure! Please make it stop!:eek:

Rock Gods, PERIOD! End Of Discussion!:guitar: :guitar: :guitar: :drummer: :notworthy

Originally posted by Penny Lane
This thread is giving me high blood pressure! Please make it stop!:eek: I feel your pain!

Originally posted by MaryElizabeth
I feel your pain!

Thanks!:lol: :wave:

OK, let's compare:

Paul & Ringo are still making music and going strong. John & George were making music up to their deaths. Who knows how much more John could've done musically if he were still alive today.

And where is Tiffany NOW?

And she's the better one here?

I'm almost thinking maybe this thread was started to get everybody riled up.

Originally posted by Steve M.
Keep this thread alive,
Keep this thread alive,
Do it any way, any way you can
Just to keep us satisfied!

:D :lol:

;)

Originally posted by Anthony Brixton
I am listening to my "Tiffany" cassette by Tiffany and I Saw Him Standing Their is on. Her version of the song is so much better than the Beatles version. Who do you think is better between the two acts?

I certainly hope you're kidding:eek:

I have to be honest here, after careful consideration, after painful
self-examination and serious soul-seaching, I must conclude that Tiffany definitely WAS much better than the Beatles












at bra-stuffing.


:lol:

sexists.

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica
I have to be honest here, after careful consideration, after painful
self-examination and serious soul-seaching, I must conclude that Tiffany definitely WAS much better than the Beatles


at bra-stuffing.


:lol:

Wait a minute now. I bet the Beatles could stuff their hands down a bra....Oh...we're talking about something else. Sorry about that.
:crazy:

what the ****?

I prefer the Beatles version of "I Saw Her Standing There" rather than the Tiffany version, because Tiffany was the original Hilary Duff.:)

this is from Amazon

The most amazing singer in the history of recorded music, January 28, 2004
Reviewer: Floyd's Garage "Punk Rocker" (Pembroke Pines, FL USA) - See all my reviews


Tiffany can be described in many ways; incredible, eternal, brilliant, and ageless. The release of this album in 1987 is equal to events like the tearing down of the Berlin Wall, The Italian Renaissance and the birth of Jesus. To truly appreciate Tiffany's work, one must be in a frame of mind that what they are about to listen to the greatest composing the world has ever heard, equally matched with vocal harmonies that until now only God Himself must have heard from his choir of angels. A breakdown....

1. Should've Been Me - The heartache and jealousy that leaves the listener convinced that Her heart must be broken. The pain and wrenching feelings of hopelessness will consume you.

2. Danny - Yes Danny, oh Danny. How your name has burned itself into our conscious as Her Lady Tiffany made you an immortal part of musical history.

3. Spanish Eyes - Her song instills in us the strengh to fight evil and seek the truth against any hardship. This song gave me the courage not only to graduate from Marine Corps bootcamp, but to volunteer to go through it again as soon as I graduated. This song will turn any weekling into a warrior with the heart of a lion.

4. Feelings of Forever - The song I cannot listen to without falling to my knees in tears. Her Lady Tiffany describes my exact feelings I experienced the day my ant farm was wiped out by an accidental blast of Windex I used to clean the glass. I also think of clouds when I hear this.

5. Kid on a Corner - Dedicated to the homies sufferin' in OakTown. Miss Tiffany crosses the lines of black and white and becomes a champion for one race, the human race. Her fight for civil rights will guarantee her her own holiday just like Martin Luther King Jr.

6. I Saw Him Standing There - Another bitter sweet love ballad that would melt even the iciest of hearts. Play this song in any divorce court and the couple would reconcile before the second chorus.

7. Johnny's Got the Inside Moves - Her Majesty Tiffany defies convention and stretches her vocal abilites to the max leaving far behind any contender. Her sense of groove slinks from the speakers like an entertainment veteran. Considering her young age, this song is truly a miracle it could be pulled off by someone so young. But then again, the young dream.

8. Promises Made - Promises made are indeed promises broken. The Great Goddess Tiffany shows her views on politics, and how could we disagree? Indeed World Peace would be more than a dream if Tiffany was in charge. If only everyone listened.

9. I Think We're Alone Now - This was it. THE song that changed popular music forever. This single hit eclipsed everything The Beatles, Michael Jackson, and The Rolling Stones ever did. Without a doubt the single best song mankind ever had the priviledge to listen to. The Eternal Tiffany became the Queen of Music as soon as this track was cut. No better song has ever been better performed, written, or produced. It's qualities can only give us mortals a hint of what heaven must be.

10. Could've Been - My God Tiffany, how can you sing such a song without breaking into tears yourself? This song made the world cry and yearn for a lost love. I cannot listen to this song without breaking down myself and thinking what 'could've been.' It was a love so beautiful, it was a love so right. My flowers have been long dead, but I still carry them with me always. Maybe one day she'll return, but until then I have the love of Tiffany's music to give me reason to live.

Without this album in the world, mankind would not have survived Y2k.




Has a Beatles album received such praise?