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the Carpenters
Tom Jones
The Captain Hook song from Jake and the Neverland Pirates (one of the side effects of having a kid)
Rebecca Black (I hang my head low,the Friday song is catchy)

Fag.

i have a ton of them. i like disco music. like its cousin 80s synth funk. i like abba.



i like loverboy. good pop rock tunes.


I like that big thick meaty organ sound in baroque. and the ones in the old movie theatres.



i like crunk rap. big subwoofer killing 808 beats. and bay area hyphy. big fan. and all that new orleans shit like early lil wayne and birdman and juvenile. lyrics are fucking stupid and even caustic. but I will be playing underground hip-hop, throw this on and it makes everyone happy.

Paging RossTheBoss.

novelty songs....once in a while
monster mash
junk food junkie
king tut
most of weird al's stuff

some others I can't recall

modern piano pieces-love is blue, musicbox dancer

Felix wrote: most of weird al's stuff

Hey man, there's no shame in liking "Weird" Al. The guy is genuinely brilliant...

Not sure if I actually feel guilty about this, but I was listenting to it tonight and it sounded pretty good.




Definitely an angel, fallen or otherwise (the pride of Birmingham):

Foster the People

Screw_Michigan wrote:Foster the People

Happy 14th birthday, you tard.

Guilty as charged.

Gordon lightfoot.......big fan for a long time

Felix wrote:Gordon lightfoot.......big fan for a long time

Sometimes, I think it's a shame when I get feeling better when I'm feeling no pain.

Dinsdale wrote:

Felix wrote:Gordon lightfoot.......big fan for a long time

Sometimes, I think it's a shame when I get feeling better when I'm feeling no pain.

Nobody wrote a ballad like Gord. Nobody.

Does anyone know where the love of God goes
when the waves turn the minutes to hours.
The searchers all say she'd have made Whitefish Bay
if she'd put fifteen more miles behind her.

Dinsdale wrote: Sometimes, I think it's a shame when I get feeling better when I'm feeling no pain.

sundown is a great song-a lyrical gem

BSmack wrote:Nobody wrote a ballad like Gord. Nobody.

Does anyone know where the love of God goes
when the waves turn the minutes to hours.
The searchers all say she'd have made Whitefish Bay
if she'd put fifteen more miles behind her.

fuck, you picked the one popular song of his that I really don't like....maybe because they overplayed the shit out of it





two favorites...I spent a long time figuring out how to play Beautiful....kind of a tricky song to finger pick correctly

other personal favorite songs of his include Don Quixote, It's Worth Believin, High and Dry, Steel Rail Blues, The Pony Man....I'm more fond of his earlier stuff....

If You Could Read My Mind is probably my favorite Lightfoot song....Sit Down Young Stranger is my favorite album with Don Quixote a close second.....

BSmack wrote:Nobody wrote a ballad like Gord. Nobody.

How dare you call me a "nobody"?

Sin,
Jim Croce

gord = gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

gram parsons, emmylou, ain't no guilt there.

for me, Foreigner. Styx, maybe.

and the Lou Gramm tune Midnight Blue. i kinda like that Madonna song tell me, even though she's horrible and won't go the fuck away.

i don't have any. if i like it, it's pretty much awesome.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:i don't have any. if i like it, it's pretty much awesome.

Listen to the JaRule fan... x1000

Dinsdale wrote:

BSmack wrote:Nobody wrote a ballad like Gord. Nobody.

How dare you call me a "nobody"?

Sin,
Jim Croce

Thought about this for a bit. Gordon Lightfoot inspired The Guess Who to write a song about him. Croce was good. Gordon Lightfoot was better.

I'd forgotten about this, and yeah I'd probably call it a guilty pleasure but at the same time, I think it's a really really good song with great lyrics.....



bonus: she's easy on the eyes.....just the way I like them: tatted up and looking like they could kick my ass

country music.....and no, I'm not talking Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood country, I'm talking old style pick-up broke down, wife left you, dog bit you, type country

George Jones, Roy Acuff, Hank Williams Sr., Jim Reeves type country

big bluegrass fan as well
Bill Monroe, Del McCoury, The Dillards, Flatt & Scruggs, Stanley Brothers....

good stuff.....

Felix wrote:big bluegrass fan as well
Bill Monroe, Del McCoury, The Dillards, Flatt & Scruggs, Stanley Brothers....

good stuff.....

Saw this guy last Thursday night:



Peter Rowan started out with Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Boys. He later teamed with Jerry Garcia, David Grisman and Vassar Clements in Old & In The Way. A couple of his old fellow Bluegrass Boys sat in with him for the second set. They all have to be approaching 70 years old. Awesome show.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Felix wrote:big bluegrass fan as well
Bill Monroe, Del McCoury, The Dillards, Flatt & Scruggs, Stanley Brothers....

good stuff.....

Saw this guy last Thursday night:



Peter Rowan started out with Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Boys. He later teamed with Jerry Garcia, David Grisman and Vassar Clements in Old & In The Way. A couple of his old fellow Bluegrass Boys sat in with him for the second set. They all have to be approaching 70 years old. Awesome show.

those old bluegrass guys are amazing

I've had this in the car stereo for the past couple of days.
I had to drive to Mojave on Monday and this shit is perfect for blasting across the desert.