We built this casket.. on rock n' roll

[R-V]

Don't you want somebody to die?

No, Huey. No.

Nice job Huey. If you want to play along, pick an actual Starship, Survivor, Toto, Loverboy or ACDC song (all acceptable).

Or, at the very least, just a song that wasn't written before this dead guy was born.

Sorry.  I didn't even follow the link to see what the deal was with this guy. 

Having said that, Morph's allusion ("Find Your Way Back")  was from Jefferson Starship, the band that came after Jefferson Airplane but before Starship.  I doubt this guy played on that song either.  So where are the cries of righteous indignation directed at Morph?  Where?!?!

Considering that he only joined the band in 2000, none of the songs used in this thread would be correct under PANK ThrillandBHlogic, since he didn't play on any of those recordings.

Pedant'd.

You're right, I'm sure he never played "we built this city on stage". With Starship.
Their fanbase thirsted for newer stuff.

My logic source:

I doubt this guy played on that song either.

Also, I'm sure I've never heard of a song called "we built this city on stage."

It's not a song, it's a movie, and I'm pretty sure it's Charlie Kaufman's worst.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Don't you want somebody to die?

No, Huey. No.

Nice job Huey. If you want to play along, pick an actual Starship, Survivor, Toto, Loverboy or ACDC song (all acceptable).

Or, at the very least, just a song that wasn't written before this dead guy was born.

Sorry.  I didn't even follow the link to see what the deal was with this guy. 

Having said that, Morph's allusion ("Find Your Way Back")  was from Jefferson Starship, the band that came after Jefferson Airplane but before Starship.  I doubt this guy played on that song either.  So where are the cries of righteous indignation directed at Morph?  Where?!?!

Considering that he only joined the band in 2000, none of the songs used in this thread would be correct under PANK ThrillandBHlogic, since he didn't play on any of those recordings.

Pedant'd.

You're right, I'm sure he never played "we built this city on stage". With Starship.
Their fanbase thirsted for newer stuff.

My logic source:

I doubt this guy played on that song either.

Also, I'm sure I've never heard of a song called "we built this city on stage."

It's not a song, it's a movie, and I'm pretty sure it's Charlie Kaufman's worst.

So, you're saying it wasn't a feature-length version of Jon Benjamin's "Little Little Italy"?