The History Of Jop Part 11 aka Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

1989, the number, another poll - something to do while you count the minutes until POPTIMISM TONIGHT AT THE UNION TAVERN (ahem).

Only EIGHT picks this time because Tone Loc's "Wild Thing" was a duplicate.


[Poll #837465]


Sweet Jop Of Ours (1988)

1. Push It (38 votes)
2. Sweet Child O Mine (35)
3. Don't Believe The Hype (34)
4. Paid In Full (33)
5. Alphabet Street (28)
6. Birthday (27)
7. Crash (26)
8. Welcome To The Jungle (25)
9. My Prerogative (23)
10=. Fast Car (20)
10=. It Takes Two (20)

Comments

Re: KORITFW

[jeff-worrell.livejournal.com]

"wall"?

where you get that from?

Re: KORITFW

[byebyepride.livejournal.com]

world!

Re: KORITFW

[jeff-worrell.livejournal.com]

oh right, typo.

Anyway to answer your question, I think the "free world" in question is a reference to the US (as compared, presumably, to the non-free world pre-collapse of Soviet Union). But as the song's all about how shitty things are in the US, there's an intended double edge to the term.