Pet peeves about Journey music

by **brandonx76** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 2:55 pm

Saint John wrote:Sounds like one of my romps with a fat broad. One chick was so fucking big I that tried to hang myself with her belt in the morning, but I would have needed about a 6 story building to make it work.

Journey's "Fat Bottom Girl?"

by **Gin and Tonic Sky** » Mon Jan 31, 2011 11:39 pm

Rick wrote:"Homemade Love" Why? This whole song irks the shit out of me.

Oh, oo.
Oo, baby.
I love cookin' with honey.
I love to make you feel funny.
I love the way you do.
I want, I want it with you, yeah.
Homemade love, jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oh, baby, oh baby,
I know you love it.
Homemade love, oh, baby.
I know you love it.
So love it.

Oh, homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Oh, baby, baby, baby
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oo, smokin',
Oo, baby, you're burnin'

Oo, baby, it's boilin', ah.

Yeah that song is a song about masturbation, as is be good to yourself . You would have thought that those guys gould pull enough chicks not to do that stuff. I guess they just prefer a quick release sometimes (except for steve perry , who if he likes a quick release certainly doesnt apply the concept to releasing an album.

by **Arianddu** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:34 am

StevePerryHair wrote:
Rick wrote:
brandonpfn wrote:
KDOUBLEU wrote:
Melissa wrote:
Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:Rick you are so right, those lyrics ----->

They're almost disturbing.

Very! I mean, jelly roll?? And it's in there SIX times!
Drugs it had to be the drugs...

Yeah the lyrics on that are terrible, but it is a great tune...

I agree with this. I used to like the song until I realized he was saying "Hot jelly roll love". I wasn't able to listen to it afterwards.

What IS jelly roll love?

According to a friend who is a retired roadie, it's seventies slang for very young (read 'questionably legal') groupies. Which really puts this song in the ick basket for me.

by **superreverb** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:29 pm

Ya not one of their more "Deep" Lyrics

Well.... Maybe Deep in "Actual Context"

by **WiseOldTabbyCat** » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:10 am

Rick wrote:"Homemade Love" Why? This whole song irks the shit out of me.

Oh, oo.
Oo, baby.
I love cookin' with honey.
I love to make you feel funny.
I love the way you do.
I want, I want it with you, yeah.
Homemade love, jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oh, baby, oh baby,
I know you love it.
Homemade love, oh, baby.
I know you love it.
So love it.

Oh, homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Oh, baby, baby, baby
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oo, smokin',
Oo, baby, you're burnin'

Oo, baby, it's boilin', ah.

I think it's a very indepth analysis of the presense of temptation in the humble Christian's life; a commentary on the battle between innate desire, instinct and the mechanics of gratifications necessary for survival vs. the modesty and restraint imposed by modern-day society.

by **Michigan Girl** » Sun Feb 13, 2011 1:42 pm

WiseOldTabbyCat wrote:
Rick wrote:"Homemade Love" Why? This whole song irks the shit out of me.

Oh, oo.
Oo, baby.
I love cookin' with honey.
I love to make you feel funny.
I love the way you do.
I want, I want it with you, yeah.
Homemade love, jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oh, baby, oh baby,
I know you love it.
Homemade love, oh, baby.
I know you love it.
So love it.

Oh, homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.
Oh, baby, baby, baby
Homemade love, hot jelly roll love.
Homemade love.

Oo, smokin',
Oo, baby, you're burnin'

Oo, baby, it's boilin', ah.

I think it's a very indepth analysis of the presense of temptation in the humble Christian's life; a commentary on the battle between innate desire, instinct and the mechanics of gratifications necessary for survival vs. the modesty and restraint imposed by modern-day society.

Really?!?!
I've never liked it ...

by **koberry** » Sun Feb 13, 2011 10:51 pm

Arianddu wrote:
StevePerryHair wrote:
Rick wrote:
brandonpfn wrote:
KDOUBLEU wrote:
Melissa wrote:
Rick wrote:
Melissa wrote:Rick you are so right, those lyrics ----->

They're almost disturbing.

Very! I mean, jelly roll?? And it's in there SIX times!
Drugs it had to be the drugs...

Yeah the lyrics on that are terrible, but it is a great tune...

I agree with this. I used to like the song until I realized he was saying "Hot jelly roll love". I wasn't able to listen to it afterwards.

What IS jelly roll love?

According to a friend who is a retired roadie, it's seventies slang for very young (read 'questionably legal') groupies. Which really puts this song in the ick basket for me.

Must have been written by Aynsley

by **FamilyMan** » Tue Feb 15, 2011 1:37 pm

I'm not a big fan of the way they end "Stone in Love" live ... (I'm crazy crazy 'bout you baby ... so Stone in Love...). There HAS to be a better way to end such a great song.

Website · by **FishinMagician** » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:45 am

My pet peeve has to do with their lyrics in general.Too "bubble gum"-y...

MR

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