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It was NOT AT ALL POPULAR when it aired on The Sopranos, unlike a very similar Living on a Prayer, which has always maintained play. The song was not remotely known by the pop market (my age group) at the time. Trying to say it was ONCE popular therefore it was STILL popular is absolutely...

By a bit, yes. I was going to rapmetal concerts in high school. But I suuuuure do remember girls taking their tops off at those shows. Some things never change. And I know Don't Stop Believing was a hit early on. But it was largely forgotten. I had the really bad fortune of graduating from...

Don't believe Winslow was ever convicted of any of that.... not that it makes it any less creepy.

Eh, that happens with quite a few fanbases. Lots of people mimicked Robert Smith too. The difference is, Robert Smith was (is) actually talented.

If you like The Smiths, or anything Morrissey, please see my initial comment about turning in your balls and changing your name to Susan. What a whiny little used kleenex.

Even the Losers was actually a song about him being a gator. But they can have Tom Petty and a few serial killers while we have The Rock and zero serial killers.

To be fair, I wasn't trashing the names of the songs (or the themes) so much as the songs themselves. Don't Stop Believing wasn't even popular until The Sopranos ended the series with it, then it became a last call staple all throughout the Northeast for dip**** guidos and drunk girls to fist...

That Call On Me video... Jesus....

I seriously hope you didn't just compare Tom Petty to Journey. Please tell me that's not what you were doing. I mean, bad choice, but Tom Petty is Tom Petty and Journey is Journey.

I swear to god if any one of you says either "Living on a Prayer" or "Don't Stop Believing" you need to turn in your balls and change your name to Susan.