Shameful musical tastes

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

What ever happen to the singer's who sang "Ocean Deep"?

What Cliff Richards , he's still kicking around, usually around christmas time

[duckman1975]

Loved that song used to be played by the radio stations here all the time during I think the 80's,got burned in my mind, hope didn't have a subliminal message.

[hawkchucker]

OK I got to confess. i really like Journey.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Loved that song used to be played by the radio stations here all the time during I think the 80's,got burned in my mind, hope didn't have a subliminal message.

If you find yourself at work surrounded by corpses, with blood on you hand's, there's a good chance you picked up on the message

[duckman1975]

Just in case we have an international meet make sure they don't play it.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Just in case we have an international meet make sure they don't play it.

That'll be a safe and easy to keep promise mate

[Biru]

MAN, Hawk! There's NOTHING to be ashamed of in liking Journey!!!!! Live with Steve Perry they kicketh hiney (Steven can show a lot of old boys how it's done!).

For me, I hate to admit I own a cassette of Michael Jackson's "Thriller." I generally hate the album, but I have to admit it has brilliant production."Beat It" is one heck of a cool jam and then Eddie Van Halen (who I'm also not crazy about, but must admit he has his moments) comes on and layers a big slice of icing on the cake.

I get a lot of ribbing for liking " The Lawrence Welk Show", but his band was very happening in the black and white years and Buddy Merrill was one of Fender's endorsers in the 50's-60's. Each week he had some of the most drool-inducingest equipment a guitar player could want.

[duckman1975]

Lets not forget Bon Jovi, many of my friends won't admit it but they have albums of Bon Jovi. By the way not ashame to admit I like his songs.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Lets not forget Bon Jovi, many of my friends won't admit it but they have albums of Bon Jovi. By the way not ashame to admit I like his songs.

I like all the the pre 'Crossroad's' stuff they did, but then they kinda sold out and went all pop

[duckman1975]

I like pop 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I like pop 

Hate the stuff, it rot's your teeth

[hawkchucker]

Ok I actually do watch the Lawrence Welk Show every week. BUT it is on when I visit my Mom every Sunday.

[Biru]

The "Lawrence Welk Show" used to get me a lot of kidding when I worked in the guitar shop. It can be cheesy, especially the late 70's-early 80's ones. But the 50's and 60's ones had moderately hot Jazz numbers, some Swing and even Rock and Roll (last week they did a cover of "Caledonia" which was very good). If you ever get to catch a show which features "Buddy's Boogie", don't miss it. That was a Rockabilly/Swing hybrid and Merrill really burned it.

I have to admit I have a bit of a thing for Mary Lou Metzger and Anacani. Both are talented and have aged amazingly. Anacani was featured a while back and as well as being quite gorgeous, she was charming and extraordinarily classy.

[duckman1975]

I like pop 

Hate the stuff, it rot's your teeth

Thats why I got bad teeth. At least im not into Vanilla ice.

[crls1]

Errrrr! I use to like 2 Live Crew







Carlos

[BIG-TARGET]

Johny Horton's "The BAttle of New Orleans"

[ducktapehero]

Johny Horton's "The BAttle of New Orleans"

There is absolutely NOTHING shameful about good old fashioned country music. At least here in the Ozarks there isn't. I love Johnny Horton. I also love "North to Alaska". Great singer, tragically taken too early in life.