who knew it started as a song in the 70's? iv read of it being used in the 70;s movie bogie nights but i didnt believe it till i heard that version of it.

 

i almost freaked out hearing that verion of it.  i was laughing so i hard my sides still hurt from hearing that song

 

did a check on kazaa it turns out van halen also did the song in the 80's

 

pretty cool indeed

The touch was a good song and if you go on nukeland cinema and under archives go under the touck its funny.

Umm...Boogie Nights was released in '97.

 

Transformers was the first time that song was ever used.

who knew it started as a song in the 70's? iv read of it being used in the 70;s movie bogie nights but i didnt believe it till i heard that version of it.

 

i almost freaked out hearing that verion of it.  i was laughing so i hard my sides still hurt from hearing that song

 

did a check on kazaa it turns out van halen also did the song in the 80's

 

pretty cool indeed

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Boogie nights was made in the 90's.  The story is only based in the 70's.  Also, Van Halen never did any version of The Touch.  That is merely a misnomer.  I should know, I downloaded it and it was the Stan Bush Version.

Yeah, using Kazaa as your source of information can lead to some interesting results. :tflaugh I've seen Pink Floyd songs attributed to Led Zeppelin, etc....

Yeah, using Kazaa as your source of information can lead to some interesting results. :tflaugh I've seen Pink Floyd songs attributed to Led Zeppelin, etc....

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I'll say. My uncle once tried to DL the Lion King for his son. When the movie was finished downloading, he called his son, and the movie started. 5 second later, my cousin was send out of the room. He later asked me, if the Lion King was really made in Sweden....

I never knew that Elton John, Billy Joel and Elvis Presley all recorded their own versions of "Walking in Memphis"...