The Sweet.

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

stone-relics Wrote:
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> Cyndi Lauper, Live Version of Money Changes
> Everything....Best female vocal of all time....if
> not, at least the 80s, anyway...
>
> JR


yeah, cyndi lauper is cool. I know the song your talking about but im not that familiar with it.

Its a killer Liver version, she mentions at the begining about making a record, but she goes off at the end....pure blues shouting at its best...

JR...got the scrambler on, and now the Mono Bleed is starting! Gimme Shelter in Mono is the tops


JR

But why be guilty if it's music you like? Like - I don't like classic - still don't - and got a bit of a shock when I first read in an interview that Keef listened to Bach and Mozart!!

..of course he does...I'm the ignorant here...'cause I'm sure there is a lot to be had..if I only knew how ;-)

>But why be guilty if it's music you like? Like - I don't like classic - still >don't - and got a bit of a shock when I first read in an interview that Keef >listened to Bach and Mozart!!

>..of course he does...I'm the ignorant here...'cause I'm sure there is a lot >to be had..if I only knew how ;-)


Very true...its only Rock 'n' Roll...

JR

Not sure if these count......but.....

Hoagie C and Frank Sinatra..........REAL oldies.....

don't give me that ole one two, one two three four

bigfrankie Wrote:
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> Not sure if these count......but.....
>
> Hoagie C and Frank Sinatra..........REAL
> oldies.....


I don't care who you ask, those do NOT count. That music is gold.

Oh and my choice would have to be John Denver.

theimposter Wrote:
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> bigfrankie Wrote:
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> > Not sure if these count......but.....
> >
> > Hoagie C and Frank Sinatra..........REAL
> > oldies.....
>
>
> I don't care who you ask, those do NOT count. That
> music is gold.
>
> Oh and my choice would have to be John Denver.


OK- I'll try again......The Bee Gees (but not very often)

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kiss- lick it up- doctor love- plaster caster- christine sixteen, sorry but its true

Cirrhosis, you sure know how to pick 'em.

any 80's rock/metal/pop metal/aor, abba, kenny rogers and dolly parton, dwight yoakam, hootie and the blowfish and yes 90's grunge.

Heard some Seekers material recently couldn't
believe how well it was recorded.....Abbey Road...

Hey Riffin' Boy you were right...



ROCKMAN

I LOVE "The Air That I Breathe" by the Hollies. Please don't tell anyone.

Gerry Raferty...

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

me no fell guilty but
Da Queen of Rock , her solo tour last yr . seen 3 shows & it wasn't enough



& with da Mac


if ya ever seen liz in concert , den ya no how hot her legs r , but i also played "da divorce song " a million times


i hugged Natalie ,dat is b 4 she got on her tour bus ! hav everything she ever released including boots, im a fanatic



SSSSH , i never mis a maddy tour

After discussing it here 2 weeks ago, I've been listening to Falco. Zu Heiss für mich in dieser Stadt is great. But don't tell anybody.

Last Song by Edward Bear
Downtown by Petula Clark
Last Night Didn't Get To Sleep At All, The Fifth Dimension
Louise by Human League
El Paso by Marty Robbins
Go All The Way by the Rasberries
and
It Never Rains In California...not sure who did it

Always a spot for The Mamas and Papas. John Philips waas truly a genius who wrote great songs with great melodies and harmonies.

Must also confess to a liking of much of the late 60's bubble-gum...Ohio Express, 1910 Fruitgum Company, Monkees even! (ducking)

"Guilty" pleasures are usually defined by what was once popular and now is out of fashion, or was popular but uncool even when it was new.

Usually when something is 10 years old or so it becomes really hated.

I've been around long enough to see things come and go, in and out of fashion,

And then back in again.


Not so many years ago it was common to ridicule Burt Bacharach. (Check out the use of a muzak version of "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" in Caddyshack) A few years went by and Burt did a cameo in an Austin Powers film, a box set came out, and now he's a hero. (Check out the use of the same song in Spider Man II)

Young people don't carry around all the old baggage of what they were wearing, who they were dating, or which band is considered cool or not. So they go for good.

Good will always be good.

And today's guilty pleasure could be tomorrow's hip re-discovery.


My personal "guilty" pleasure (and I don't really like the term, because I feel no guilt about it) is The Fifth Dimension. Love 'em. Even saw them live once when the original five did a reunion tour. They had great material (LAURA NYRO!!) and made some great records.

Shawn20 Wrote:
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> If it is a guilty pleasure, it truly has to be
> guilty....The Partridge Family!


Hey Shawn! Did you go see that movie a couple months ago where Shirley Jones hooked up with a college kid?

no such thing as guilty pleasure listening...
why feel guilt for something that brings innocent pleasure and happiness?

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> no such thing as guilty pleasure listening...
> why feel guilt for something that brings innocent
> pleasure and happiness?


I see what you're trying to say, but if people admitted to listening to music only for pleasure and happiness, then they wouldn't have any leverage when bashing pop-tarts and their ilk in favor of more 'serious' music.