"Love and hate" "Better backdown" "Stars are in the sky"...yep, sounds like post 00's JBJ and RS.

LYHOM was written in the studio. Born To Be My Baby and Bad Medicine are SO much like the SWW singles in style and subject matter, and also feature Desmond Child, that I have a hard time believing he had as little hand in 'em as writing a prechorus... IBTFY was written by Richie (as per Richie), ripped off from another band (as per said band's (deceased I think?) lead singer), or by Jon & Richie in the middle of the night (as per Jon).

Can someone please explain what the below means and why it was said? I actually think it's quite stupid!

"I Woke Up This Morning And Said To Myself, Self, It's A Great F-ing Day For A Rock and Roll"

:)),he said ''Self'' instead of his name.
Let's say for example ''I woke up this morning and said to myself,Lucas,it's a great f... day for rock n roll''.
What song is this anyway?

It's what they say in the huddle on AAA is it not?

I thought it was just Doc Magee and some other guy. (can't for the life of me remember who, it's been years since I watched AAA)

I dunno if the saying is taken from a song or it's just some expression they just came up with.

That part I get. I'm taking about the entire saying as a whole. It's stupid and makes no sense. What is a great day for A Rock N Roll? A Rock And Roll what? A Rock and Roll show?

That's like saying "what a great day for a guitar" what does that mean? a great day to buy a guitar or a great day to play a guitar....

And then, even it could make sense, what's the purpose of the saying? To get everyone pumped? I just think it's uncreative and dumb. If I was Jon, I'd fire Doc just based off of that. :crazyeye:

I think it's Doc and Paul but the other guys partake in other scenes as well.

I didn't saw the A before Rock and Roll.
Can you tell me from what song it is? So i can listen to it and see what you guys are talking about.

I think it's just a saying to get people pumped. And there is no "A" in it, it's basically just "I woke up this morning and said to myself: what a great f*cking day for rock'n'roll", with the "self" being a repetition of "myself" while Doc points at himself or something (at least he meant himself, and I think it was said so slowly, because he told it to someone so that he could repeat).

At least that's what I remember from last watching AAA a couple of years ago ;-)