31. you people obviously do not have a formal music background. you aren't just listening for words & chorus, you have to listen to the guitar as well. they've taken this guy's song, changed the words & chord to make it sound like their own. everything matches. listen again nimrods.

Posted at 6:26AM on Oct 25th 2007 by aneurysm

32. Everybody take a breath! The music industry has been full of similar sounding bands, songs, guitar riffs and so on and so on. These two songs don't even sound alike, maybe the guitar in the background, but that's a one or two chords, alot music can be similar if you just listen closely. How would Kid even had heard this guy. Never!! It's a joke. He wants money, he's broke. End of story.

Posted at 9:22AM on Oct 25th 2007 by Craig

33. Love the Kid!!!!!!!!! ;-)

Posted at 9:54AM on Oct 25th 2007 by Ledbetter1212

34. I think that was the funniest thing I have ever heard!!!!!! That Hick might have written a song that sounds like kid's but WTF, the country bumpken isn't famous is he?

Posted at 10:43AM on Oct 25th 2007 by Heather

35. NOT EVEN THE SAME!!!!!!!!

Posted at 11:54AM on Oct 25th 2007 by Tammie

36. Well I think it Not even close - but the only thing is the singing is on the same Tune which can make anything seem a like ....GO KID ROCK ...

Posted at 1:11PM on Oct 25th 2007 by RR

37. The songs sound nothing alike. Kid Rock's is much better.

Posted at 1:14PM on Oct 25th 2007 by NoName

38. I agree both songs sound like Alice Cooper "18".

I was listening to Satalite Radio this weekend and I heard a Kid Rock song, and it sounded just like "Warewolves in London" exact same mucis, just different words.

I wondered how his he getting away with borrowing the mucis from another song !

Posted at 2:20PM on Oct 25th 2007 by concernedreader

39. Well this is crazy! I've been a musician and writer all my life and this is NOT a rip off! That chord progression is so typical and worn out that anybody in the business has used it a million times! The lead lines are meaningless, there are only so many lead lines that fit any given chord progression, there is nothing unique about either of them!

Posted at 3:14PM on Oct 25th 2007 by exxonguys

40. I agree with This Little Piggy, Alice Cooper came to mind. This is a bit of a stretch...Stealin' has to be as obvious as "Ice, Ice, Baby" and "Pressure"...now that's somebody rockin' someone else's tune!

Posted at 4:48PM on Oct 25th 2007 by Anne

41. As a musician, it's bound to happen.. . You write a killer song, then a few months later, you hear some rock band playing the same song... It's not stealing, it's just similarities in the creative minds of the musicians.... If were to sue bands for writing the same song, I'd be a millionaire.

Posted at 5:57PM on Oct 25th 2007 by Dasindog

42. Kid Rock has a half black son that he is rearly photographed with and all people can talk about is him and pam or Kidd Rock and his music....His son is in Highschool and lives with him so why dont we ever see him? He should be proud of his son he looked like him but darker.

Posted at 7:27PM on Oct 25th 2007 by Gwen

43. DONT QUIT YOUR DAY JOB SLOWDEATH DUDE. GET A LIFE. BUT MAYBEYOU COULD BE NEXT WITH PAM.

Posted at 10:26PM on Oct 25th 2007 by alfknnyone

44. OK .The only thing that is similar is the chord progression its probably G,D,C or something basic like that ,thats the only similarity .i mean that chord progression is used in a billion songs

Posted at 10:35AM on Oct 26th 2007 by Axl Ripoff

45. oh yeah

Posted at 10:35AM on Oct 26th 2007 by Peter Fitznicentite