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Subject: Twisted Sister
Has anyone seen the ads for that new Wrestling Movie that's coming out (I think it's called "Behind the Mats" or something). Anyways, during the preview they were playing "We're Not Gonna Take It" in the background but it wasn't Twisted Sister singing. Does anyone else agree with me that the remake of the song will never measure up to the original? I don't think any "in the now" people should be remaking classic songs like that. Just wondering!
Subject: Re: Twisted Sister
What about that Comtrex cold medicine commercial that played "We're Not Gonna Take It"? I went out and got some Comtrex and I didn't even have a cold! Snaps to them!
> Has anyone seen the ads for that new Wrestling Movie that's coming out (I
> think it's called "Behind the Mats" or something). Anyways,
> during the preview they were playing "We're Not Gonna Take It"
> in the background but it wasn't Twisted Sister singing. Does anyone else
> agree with me that the remake of the song will never measure up to the
> original? I don't think any "in the now" people should be
> remaking classic songs like that. Just wondering!
Subject: Re: Twisted Sister
> Has anyone seen the ads for that new Wrestling Movie that's coming out (I
> think it's called "Behind the Mats" or something). Anyways,
> during the preview they were playing "We're Not Gonna Take It"
> in the background but it wasn't Twisted Sister singing. Does anyone else
> agree with me that the remake of the song will never measure up to the
> original? I don't think any "in the now" people should be
> remaking classic songs like that. Just wondering!
I agree, the originals are always better than the re-make versions of old songs..you just can't match the original.