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Janice Johnson · 03-10-2006, 04:41 PM

I have one. Debbie Gibson-Staying Together- She says, "You can't go boy. We've been through this a million times, but this time's different. This time I'm not asking you what you think. I'm telling you. We're staying together.(she sings the words, "We're staying together") Whether you like it or not." I laughed so hard when I heard this intro. It's pretty funny.

tv star collector · 03-10-2006, 07:31 PM

Roy Clark's "Thank God and Greyhound" starts off like a very serious ballad:
"I've made a small fortune and you've squandered it all .. You've shamed me
till I feel about one inch tall .. Now we're here at the station and you're getting on and all I can think of is ... THANK GOD AND GREYHOUND YOU'RE GONE!"

A good example of a funny-strange intro: the eerie-sounding audio feedback at the very beginning of The Beatles' "I Feel Fine" (which fit perfectly in the animated Beatles cartoon version at a horror set on a Hollywood sound stage).

03-10-2006, 04:41 PM	#1
Janice Johnson Commercial Lover Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: May 30, 2003 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 4,740	Funny intros? I have one. Debbie Gibson-Staying Together- She says, "You can't go boy. We've been through this a million times, but this time's different. This time I'm not asking you what you think. I'm telling you. We're staying together.(she sings the words, "We're staying together") Whether you like it or not." I laughed so hard when I heard this intro. It's pretty funny.

03-10-2006, 07:31 PM	#2
tv star collector I Love Susie Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Oct 18, 2005 Location: South Carolina Posts: 4,487	Roy Clark's "Thank God and Greyhound" starts off like a very serious ballad: "I've made a small fortune and you've squandered it all .. You've shamed me till I feel about one inch tall .. Now we're here at the station and you're getting on and all I can think of is ... THANK GOD AND GREYHOUND YOU'RE GONE!" A good example of a funny-strange intro: the eerie-sounding audio feedback at the very beginning of The Beatles' "I Feel Fine" (which fit perfectly in the animated Beatles cartoon version at a horror set on a Hollywood sound stage).