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That 90s show would beg to differ

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What version is better, this compared to Big Star’s? You can’t be serious…

@@srkbear1 the cheap trick version rocks harder

@@mr.nobody68 The original was classic power pop. Big Star invented the genre. Cheap Trick’s version has more modern production techniques, and yes it’s more energetic. But that’s a function of the studio technology-saying that it’s better is like saying that some version of “Back in the USSR” recorded by Green Day in recent years is better than the Beatles, because the guitars are louder. Nobody can do Big Star “better” than Big Star.

I did and it was awesome

Your wish has been granted!

@@iamdonnietae yeah, it wasn’t that good…

It's terrible

Nothing happened in the nineties to have any nostalgia about. And the same goes for the last thirty years-it’s hard to tell one decade from another. Most of what folks claim is new today is largely recycled ideas from the eighties. That was the last decade of my lifetime that has a personality that could be fondly given the period treatment for a show-and to me it was the last decade that can be depicted with folks having fun. Given what a downer the nineties were, I’m not surprised the show is tanking!

This is the best version of the song. Period.

Never heard the Big Star original until my 20’s. I grew up on That 70’s Show. When I finally heard the original I was like “What the fuck? That’s not how it sounds!” Lol my ignorance

@@allbottledup9513 Listen to more Big Star! Check out “September Gurls” and try to fathom how Alex Chilton presaged the entire eighties and nineties alternative music scene (REM, Hüsker Dü, The Mighty Lemon Drops, the Replacements, XTC, The Pixies, Nirvana, the Foo Fighters and yes, Cheap Trick and countless other jangly guitar power pop bands) with his signature, way-before-its-time style all the way back in 1973. The band was completely ignored by the mainstream, but left three brilliant, perfect, iconic records for future generations of bands to site as their ultimate inspiration that still permeates the musical landscape to this day. For perhaps the quintessential homage to Chilton’s greatness (not to undermine Chris Bell’s equally ground-breaking songwriting-he wrote “In the Street” being lionized here), check out the Replacement’s song “Alex Chilton” from their masterpiece album “Pleased to Meet Me”-possibly the greatest song ever to encapsulate a teenager’s thrill of discovering their musical idol. Rarely do two prodigious songwriters ever come together to produce such a monumental catalog of immortal classics as did Alex Chilton and Chris Bell. Lennon and McCartney, Difford and Tilbrook from Squeeze, the Finn brothers of Split Enz, Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding from XTC and Bob Mould and Grant Hart from Hüsker Dü come to mind, but there are scarcely few others throughout rock history. Big Star easily represented the bridge between the Beatles and more recent iconic songwriting pairs-I will never tire of the songbooks they left behind during their brief run of greatness.

@@srkbear1 Thank you very much for the thorough reply. Much appreciated. That being said, I’ve tried a couple times to get into Big Star. I love Power Pop, I mean The Who’s my favorite band of all time. That being said, don’t care much for the band. I’d give them a 5/10!

@@allbottledup9513 Hey, everyone’s taste is unique, no apology necessary! Glad you gave them a try though-I wish more people had because their career was so tragic.

Actually they're just doing the same way Alex did when he would perform it live.

OMG yes and then she looks at fez and he’s all scared while driving

@@edgarcyd3519 I'm looking forward to The 90's show. 🥲

My wife 😂

now idk about water- but did you ever hear about the car that runs on wine?

I forget who hydes actors brother is but I remember being shocked knowing he has two very famous brothers who I also love

@@PennywiseTheDancingClown274 Christopher Masterson who played Francis from Malcolm in the Middle and Jordan Masterson who played Ryan from last man standing.

@@Casey757 ya Francis from Malcolm in middle and Tara from walking dead and one you mentioned was one I was forgetting

They definitely do the smokers circle in real life

@@heyhocodyo97 without hied

Nope. You’re right

So true. After binge watching this around 2008 i ask my friends if is there any other sitcom out there that is so hilarious as that 70's show, they suggested friends. So i watch the first 8 episodes and i didn't even laugh a single time.

I’m tardy to the party but I can’t

I don‘t even like Friends in general that much. More a fan of That 70‘s Show, TAAHM, The Office, Trailer Park Boys

Either way, being better doesn’t always mean the other was bad

I’m with ya (and love The Replacements reference), but mustn’t forget that “In the Street” was Chris Bell’s track all the way-I tend to prefer Chilton’s contributions myself, but Bell was inspired on this one.

Your dad kicked your ass that often, huh?

HELLO WISCONSIN!!! Love this Show so much, iam from Germany, see how wide this Show spreads Love! ❤️

Like what?

@@petergriffin161 junge es gibt keine bessere sitcom nur leider nicht mehr bei netflix

Except this version is a million times better.

They changed the lyrics. Big Star is way better.

What about Todd Griffin’s version from season 1?

@@jagerpudenz false

@@jagerpudenz Big Star's is way better

I don't think there ever was a full version of the season 1 theme

@@linglingsworld2003 I found it but it wasn't cheap trick that sang it the first year it was some guy that I never heard of

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@@tainesantos3536 yes there is. and its way better. Search for Todd Griffin - In the strees

Which one do you like better?