I love Jacques Brel.

I own (and listen to) the soundtracks for:

Saturday Night Fever
Grease
Urban Cowboy

yet, I'm not a big Travolta fan.

SOS by Abba is a great song.

I like some Tom Jones songs.

Some of the Elvis movie songs are rockin',

Not a "confession" of something I'm embarrassed by here.

Just a great track that I missed when it came out, and have been playing a lot of.

Ian Hunter/Mick Ronson from 1989:

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The first 30 seconds sounds like the intro to an old 80's MTV song, then suddenly it shifts gears--and ROCKS OUT!!

These CD's are awesome:

Katy Perry - One of The Boys, Teenage Dream
Jessie J - Who You Are
Ellie Goulding - Halycon Days, Delirium

Thru out the 80's I listened to A lot of OMD and A Flock of Seagulls. Still throw them on now and again too.

Undercover1

Thru out the 80's I listened to A lot of OMD and A Flock of Seagulls


eeeerrrr just wondering ... did Flock Of Seagulls influence your hair style in any way ????



ROCKMAN

I like a lot of Rick Springfield's stuff.
I never understood The Grateful Dead's appeal.
The Allman Bros. is the only jam band I can listen to.
I like country pop band Exile.

I have a bit of a Mellotron fetish.

What sorta sauce do ya serve that with ???????



ROCKMAN

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polythene sam
I like a lot of Rick Springfield's stuff.
I never understood The Grateful Dead's appeal.
The Allman Bros. is the only jam band I can listen to.
I like country pop band Exile.

to all

"No Anchovies, Please"

Marshall Tucker Band

I think those were the days by mary Hopkins, is agreat song

To name a few:

Kiss
Abba
Hot Chocolate
Suzi Quatro
Chic
Dolly Parton
Imagination
Michael Jackson
Barry White
Bee Gees
Slade
Kool & the Gang
Europe
Toto

I saw Katy Perry Monday. Great show.

Here's several:

I like Chic, but hate disco.
I enjoy Version by Mark Ronson
I like the pre-Space Oddity, Anthony Newley-Esque Bowie, i.e Laughing Gnome, London Boys, Please Mr Gravedigger era

This thread deserves a bump. It was a very entertaining read!

I want this.
There. I said it.




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I like KISS, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Monkees.

I've never felt compelled to buy anything by U2 or Bruce Springsteen.

I really tried to hear what other people heard in Love's "Forever Changes" but the appeal eludes me.

I love Mick's album "Wandering Spirit" and think the title track is awesome.

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dgodkin
I think those were the days by mary Hopkins, is agreat song

Written by McCartney, I think

"No Anchovies, Please"

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Elmo Lewis

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dgodkin
I think those were the days by mary Hopkins, is agreat song

Written by McCartney, I think

It's a very old Russian tune, with English lyrics later written by Gene Raskin...McCartney produced Mary Hopkin's version.