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Oh, plus the fact that I want to squeeze my head in a vice to stop the pain every time I hear this song. So that’s why “Money for Nothing” isn’t here and this is. The ‘CD test’ album this came from, “Brothers in Arms” had a gorgeous title-track but also “Money for Nothing”, whose repugnant lyrics (ah, but it’s tongue-in-cheek, not really homophobic and demeaning at all) might make it even a worse song than this one if it weren’t for the fourteen-second solo guitar part that comes in about half a minute into the song and is the best fourteen-second solo guitar part on any guitar-wank technophilic CD to be released in the mid-eighties. This sounds like what a robot programmed to come up with ‘fun music’ might produce.Īnd as far as headbands go, none was more evil than Mark Knopfler’s. I love happiness and breeziness and meaningless good-time party vibes in music. Here comes Johnny singing Oldies, Goldies / Be-bop-a-lula, baby, what I say / Here. I recently spoke about “Lay Down Sally” by Eric Clapton, and this song has pretty much the same qualities. Aprenda a tocar a cifra de Walk of Life (Dire Straits) no Cifra Club. The whole thing reeks of a kind of fake enthusiasm and ‘gusto’ that is about as catchy as a lead pipe. Kind of like “Glory Days” by Bruce Springsteen, equally cringe-worthy. The rinky-dinky rink organ that just calls out ‘me and the boys having a good time with beer and barbecue’. I don’t think it is, in fact: Mark Knopfler is British, and the song’s lyrics seem to say something about songs or music or something. As a general rule, I hate all baseball music, and I’m not even sure if this is a baseball song. I may well get crucified for this one: I know this is a well-loved song.