Don’t as me why.  I don’t even remember how we ended up there.

But DAMN is it catchy.  Yes, it’s totally 80′s cheesy, and some of the lyrics actually make no sense at all, but it’s been stuck in my head since.  In fact, I found myself doing the different voices while I was singing in the shower the other day (Lionel/Stevie/Paul Simon/Kenny Rogers… go ahead, I know you wanna try it.)

Regarding WATW, some thoughts:

- The Globe intro is AWESOMELY terrible.

- Stevie Wonder kicked ass on it.  holy crap.

- When MJ sings “When you’re down and out, there seems no hope at all” in the bridge… Awesome. Best part fo the song.

- Who the fuck is Kim Carnes??? I didn’t know then and I don’t know now.

- Huey ruins his solo with the fist pump thing.  He looks silly.

- I felt bad for Lindsay Buckingham.  He doesn’t get a solo and shows up in the video for a milisecond, and in the group chorus no less. Yet, Al Jarreau and James Ingram get solos. And where’s Stevie Nicks… was she even in there?

- I love when Bob Dylan comes in.  great placement of his solo.  same with Ray Charles.  Great that they save those two for later in the song.  nice work Q.

- Why is Quincy Jones so insanely famous?  “Thriller”, Off The Wall”, “We are the World”, I get it… but what other huge shit?

OK, so here’s the question I pose to the viewing audience, if “We Are The World” were done today, who would be on it?  There are so many timeless artists on that tune that were very current then and are still pretty relevant… so who do we got now?  Shirk and I were at a bit of a loss.

Feel free to make suggestions.  Maybe we can get them to make another one.

Here’s the original:

- PJ