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Starship, We Built This City
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OMG best song evar!
A city built on rock and roll would be structurally unsound.
But would have a “sound structure” *groan*
*groan*
Spence, you are structurally unsound. The song went to #1 in 1985.
I love Starship’s progression.
First, Jefferson Airplane, then Jefferson Starship, then just Starship. I guess when they lost Jefferson (har har), they started to blow.
What about when Cobra joined them? (Yes, I know Cobra Starship is a totally different group, but STILL, it makes you wonder, doesn’t it?)
you are aware that this song was voted as the worst song ever written aren’t you?