I miss the days when pop music was less contrived

[METALMAN]

http://sundaymagazine.org/2010/09/how-popular-song-factories-manufacture-a-hit/

[Gazz]

Is that Tyson McFighty?

[hackerjack]

Really? Considering pop music has been pretty much contrived since the 60's and you're only 19 I'd be surprised. You're not a McFly are you?

[Pesci]

Nice way to read the post there.

[METALMAN]

Really? Considering pop music has been pretty much contrived since the 60's and you're only 19 I'd be surprised. You're not a McFly are you?

I'm only 19? So what? I can clearly still kick your arse when it comes to reading comprehension.

[hackerjack]

Shush, it was a good way to get a BTTF reference in there

[Sousa]

That was the clunkiest Back to the Future reference in the history of Back to the Future, which of course has a rich history dating back to the 1800's.

[I Don't Mind]

References like that should make like a tree and get out of here

[JC Whiskey]

The original score is sometimes hardly recognizable after the tinkering is completed

I'm struggling to think of a witty remark that takes full advantage of that line, however I feel I might not be up to the task.

Something along the lines of 'Not after *insert pop star notorious for bland and unimaginative covers here* is done with it' should do nicely.

[EddieG]

That was a BTTF reference?

I was thinking McFly the band, damn you pop music.

[Hobo]

That was the clunkiest Back to the Future reference in the history of Back to the Future, which of course has a rich history dating back to the 1800's.

Shouldn't that be 1800s, Sous'?

[Sousa]

Both punctuations are acceptable.

[METALMAN]

English is all about flexility within the rules! People who stick hard and fast to convention are just bustin' balls!