""'Poundcake "'" is a Van Halen song and the opening track on their 1991 album " For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge " . " Poundcake " was the first song to be released as a single from the album making # 1 on U . S . " Billboard"
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Van Halen also used the TransTrem in " Pleasure Dome " on " For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge ", Me Wise Magic on " Best Of Volume I ", and in " Fire in the Hole " on " Van Halen III ", where the songs go through several tuning changes, while retaining the same chord voicings.
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The title, " If U Seek Amy ", is a pun, meaning to sound like " F-U-C-K me " when heard in the chorus, " All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to, if you seek Amy . " and the title of Van Halen's 1991 album, " For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge ".
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Hagar, of course, was the singer who followed Diamond Dave in Van Halen _ and his tenure in the much beloved metal band coincided with some of its biggest releases : the multiplatinum " OU812 " ( 1988 ), " For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge " ( 1991 ), " LIVE : Right Here, Right Now " ( 1993 ) and " Balance " ( 1995 ).
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In 1994, X's assailant ( named in 2003 as Sean O'Brien ) was tried and convicted of unlawful carnal knowledge ( statutory rape ) and was sentenced to 14 years in prison, reduced on appeal to 4 years ( served 3 years ), and then in 2002, the day before another abortion referendum ( the Twenty-fifth Amendment ), was tried and convicted of sexual assault and false imprisonment of another 15-year-old girl in 1999, was sentenced to 3 and a half years.
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There is a dispute on the article folk etymology regarding whether that article should be about the well-defined linguistic concept of word-form change ( asparagus > sparrow grass ) which goes " exclusively " by that name ( a translation form the German " Volksetymologie " ) in numerous prestigious textbooks and dictionaries, or also be about the concept of false etymology in folklore, sometimes also called " folk etymology " and " fake etymology " and so forth which deals with urban legends about the source of a word, ( fuck < For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge ) but not with any historical linguistic change involved.
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He stated that the title " indicates the true nature of " For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge " [ . . . ] Backing away from the diversity of " OU812 ", the band turns in some of the most basic, straightforward rock & roll of its career . " However, he also stated that it was " undeniable that [ Sammy Hagar's ] limited vocal power had a great deal to do with the obvious nature of most of this music . " He concluded that, even though the band continued to be tight and professional, the songwriting " is, by and large, undistinguished, with the anthemic'Right Now'standing out as the most memorable song of the batch, mainly because of its incessant chorus ."
