Well was she? Can u mime a drum solo?

I know it was kind of an easy solo. I thought it was good and kind of cute.

I love UTCM. It's his best film i think. Funny in parts too. Underappreciated. I think the soundtrack was too (even by Prince) 1986 was a good year to be a fan.

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mimed
check out her drumroll again.

and yes its underrated and appreciated. amazing soundtrack

I love the chant by the party guests during that scene...

"Like Planet Rock
We just don't stop
We're gonna drive you nuts"

Heyho George!

that was the funkiest part of the movie when i saw it in the theater back in 86'

Is it me or was that break sampled by Biz Markie for one of his songs? I can't remember which one, but I think Big Daddy Kane was on it.

Yeah Biz sampled it. And he did a pretty good job of it too.

lets get this party rrrrrocking!

i can play that same beat too.

and that same sample was in a rap song called "it's over now "featuring dawnn lewis from a different world on vocals...it was d-nice's album

emesem said:

That part always cracks me up.

Another part that was funny was when Mary went outside in front of all those guests in a towel, then took it off. Actually, there's a couple scenes in UTCM that were funny, especially the "wrecka stow" one.

Man, I don't really give a fig whether or not she played or mimed that drum solo. All I know is at that time, I was just becoming a fan of the music, and was a sucker for any kind of funky Prince beat. So when that came on the movie, and when I got to buy and watch the movie again ten years later (over and over), I would click on like a mug when that part came on. It just drove me wild!

This is my favorite part of the movie. I love that stuffy accent saying....

Planet Rock....just don't stop.....

vainandy said:

i know, right? it's like "what you know about afrika bambaataa, sucka?"

That's exactly what I thought the first time I saw that scene.

So George Clinton took that Planet Rock thingie of Africa Bambaata?