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03-05-2007, 07:00 AM
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I dated a girl who listened to nothing but Billy Squire...  The first VH record came out when I was 14. Required listening! Orphan Project covered the A-ha tune at their shows  I believe Ian Anderson played on a MWH song or two... not so guilty, revealing maybe As for the Carpenters, well we've only just begun..and as I've often said, if Karen Carpenter ate the same sandwich that Mama Cass ate, they'd both be alive today! That's ok, I enjoy the Bread songs......  
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03-06-2007, 08:39 PM
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I also LOVE Mama Cass! (love Mamas/Papas but also Cass' solo stuff!!!) 
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03-07-2007, 09:04 PM
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You don't want to know how I know this. Trust me. Roger -Dot- Lee, no, Really.
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03-11-2007, 10:19 PM
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07-26-2003, 03:54 AM
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Are we all mad??????
Ye gods guys!
I guess there's nothing as odd as musical taste. This has been proven by the on going debate on the pros and cons of Classical Music and esp. the merits (or not) of Philip Glass. Ivan: Sorry mate but the Bee Gees don't really qualify as embarrasing. Their Album Odessa (released long before their disco masterpieces....did I say that?????) is superb. JRV: I DO own MJ's Thriller, and Bad and the Jackson's albums and ............ Rick: Nice to see another mention of DaDa. Their album Puzzle contains a number of excellent tracks and "I know a girl, who believes a girl, who believes she used to be a dog"...Woof, Woof! As for all this being the onset of Alzheimers. I'd forgotten about that. 'Even Now' there was 'A time in new England' when I was with 'Mandy' and I thought 'Could it be Magic?' Then 'Somewhere in the night' at the 'Cocacabana' I got the 'New York City Rythmn' and thought 'Where do I go from Here?' Nurse..................the screens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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07-26-2003, 07:31 AM
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dare I say it?
Toto and I always wanted to be Barry Manilow... and how about The Bangles? someone else mentioned Til Tuesday. great band. uh, Huey Lewis, Dan Fogelberg. always liked Head East, and Boston and Journey rank right up at the top... have to dig through the old vinyl... 
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07-26-2003, 11:35 AM
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Dada's next record, "American Highway Flower", is real good too. I was to see them, and they had an "illness", and cancelled. Since then I've lost track of them.
In the vein of MJ, Prince has some decent stuff, although I don't own any. Speaking of Toto, I grew up listening to 70's radio - there are numerous songs to mention - "Jackie Blue", "How Long", "So Into You", anything by Sweet - I can still enjoy them, especially since the listening is so infrequent. Remeber "Magic" by Pilot? The lead in that tune sounds like Brian May. Watch the inclusion of Journey, Yesspaz may get you on that. Fogelberg has a song called "Power of Gold" that I really like. On a folk vein, John Gorka is very cool. I don't own any Til Tuesday, but I do have two Aimee Mann solo records, and they're GOOD. I still put on the first Foreigner CD. And yes, Styx is still a favorite. But I digress - that's down the path of old rock & roll. I'm sure everyone has a favorite Kiss tune. I'm waiting for mention of Leo Sayer.
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07-26-2003, 07:05 PM
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07-26-2003, 09:26 PM
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my wife won't let the CD in the car... 
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07-27-2003, 05:08 AM
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Could it be Magic starts with a quote from a Rachmaninov piano piece so that could please the Classical Music bods and kill two birds with one stone......LOL!
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07-27-2003, 05:12 AM
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07-27-2003, 08:14 AM
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 and yes, Mrs. Roger( ) hates the BeeGees!
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07-27-2003, 08:35 PM
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I thought I was embarrassed enough for liking Hawkwind.
Nothing wrong with liking the Ramones, Richard Hell, and so forth. But I blush to admit liking the Psychedelic Furs. Hidden classic from the new wave catalog: Tom Verlaine's Warm and Cool. All instrumental, very simple, wonderful music. My wife likes a lot of mid-70s radio rock so I find myself listening to "Radar Love," "Come Sail Away," and so forth. It's not so bad...better than Madonna or Eminem, anyway. Or Barry Manilow. (My dad calls him Barely Manenough.)
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02-03-2007, 10:22 AM
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But radar love is one of my fav tunes ((not an alltime fav but it's enjoyable enough for me).My other preferences are: Slayer (from my teen era) Jean Michel Jarre (from my preteen era) I have recently discovered Can, not guilty but good prog/electro. I like a lot of the old blues / blues rock pieces Goldemn Earring, Led Zep, Deep Purple etc. I despise modern talentless (apart from "showing your boobs") factory-pop. Sorry my list isn't as guilty as some of your lists
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5-4-1 sounds good too, you know. it doesn't have to be complicated. 1-4-5 is fun as well, but it's so been done so often that by now, it sees blue in the face  See what I've been wasting my time with in the recent past few years
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07-27-2003, 08:48 PM
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Barry
That's the funniest nickname I've heard since Englebert Humperdick!
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07-28-2003, 02:53 PM
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If Barry makes it on the playlist, I'm taking my CDs and going home. But, this has got to be the most entertaining thread in a loooong time. Thanks to everyone's shameless revelations. I've got one more - I've always loved the soundtrack to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", particularly the main theme. I know that California Guitar Trio covered it, but I'm talking about the original version...
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07-28-2003, 05:03 PM
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What about Doris Day then Jim?????? Lets all blow into the Windy City. The Windy City is mighty perty!!!!
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