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Ha! I might be doing you a disservice, but I think you're about my vintage, so you know what a big deal that song and movie was at the time. T2 was my first ever VHS bootleg, which I obtained before the official video release. As for your memory, or recall shall we say, I think you may be confusing that with the time you went on holiday to Mars.

Not a track I listen to very often for some reason, but it popped up today. Hugely commercially successful, helped in no small part with the Terminator 2 connection. Even without the soundtrack tie in it's still a killer track and intro. On of the best intros IMO. Many memories associated with this one.

Same here. I've never felt that way about the forum at all.

It still amazes me how there are essentially two communities on this site. I really wish the main site comments guys would join the forum. If the Hoff can single handedly unify Germany, then perhaps this clip will help to inspire a unified heavyharmonies.

Sensational! One of my favourite songs. Glen's right, the original is the quintessential version. The Kelly Hansen version is a ripper,. This one is on a par with that and that singer is an absolute Goddess. I'm getting a bit of a "Megan Fox" vibe.

Good example of an ambiguous band name mate. Although Blackie's been a bit coy over the years, I'm pretty sure it stands for "White Anglo Saxon Protestant", although, I still like to think lf it in my heart as "We Are Sexual Perverts". What can I say?.....I'm a romantic.

Fuck it. Here's another one. Great song that captures the essence of Mordred. The opening lines are brilliant. "A waif sits alone in the shadows. Disgraced in the darkest despair. 'Till fate turned his destiny towards the light".

I was listening to the "Once and future King" albums today. I've always loved the great lyrics from Ten/Gary Hughes. Borderline poetry at times. This track in particular stands out for me. The chorus is fairly basic, only four lines which are the same except for one word. With the words Grace, Face, Sake and Wake exchanged in each line, he's managed to some up mankind's relationship with God/Religion.

I'm so glad I asked. It was purely out of curiosity. The fact they keep it a secret or what it stands for doesn't diminish my enjoyment of their music in the slightest. Good on em'! Having said that, my curiosity is at peak levels. Maybe someone should start a "guess what H.E.A.T. stands for" topic. Also, if Andrew knows, then maybe Dan has some inside information. He's been suspiciously quiet.

You little tease!

While checking out this thread and please excuse my ignorance, I realized that I don'tknow what H.E.A.T. stands for. Anyone know?

These are the two I was waiting to hear. Not as good as the originals of course and completely unnecessary, but still great versions IMO.

Another new cover of TOTO's "Africa". This time it's Weezer and Weird Al. Nice. Not what you'd expect.

Great album. JLT at his best.

Another great "mash up". A duet from a Rock God who died young and one who appears to be immortal.