But once in a while, an actor would release a perfectly passable album. In 1987, one Bruce Willis (yes, that Bruce Willis) did just that with his album "The Return Of Bruno". It has quite a few gems, including admirable covers of "Under the Boardwalk" and "Secret Agent Man". Seriously, you really should get this record and enjoy it for the good time that it is.
But back on track, my favorite song on the whole album is "Young Blood". Why?, you might be wondering. It isn't the most famous song listed. It's a by-the-book ditty that doesn't stand out much from any other song produced during the Decade Of Decadence. That is all true. But this song has one of the best lines ever written to music ...
Look, get your hands off my daughter before I play a little Hank Aaron melody on your head, y'understand?!
How can you not love that? Enjoy!
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Who could forget his version of "Respect Yourself"?
The only thing about "Youngblood" I didn't like were the synths.
Speaking of...
Lookee! Lookee!
Your music tastes are sometimes beyond eclectic. What is word that means beyond eclectic?
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