Posted: June 12, 2006 4:47 pm
For you? Sure...tikitatas wrote:Frankie, does the Boyz n The Hood soundtrack count?
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Posted: June 12, 2006 4:48 pm
I have fond memories of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. I saw them in concert back around 1973, took my old girlfriend Wendy. She's still the hottest girl I ever went out with, and I'm still trying to figure out what she saw in me.tikitatas wrote:ALW is just the tip of the iceberg for me . . .my music could be called eclectic and it comprises some of everything you all have copped to!
(Yes, even Celine and Emerson, Lake and Palmer!!)
Posted: June 12, 2006 4:51 pm
Awwww, you're still pretty cute. Do we know where Wendy is?LIPH wrote:I have fond memories of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. I saw them in concert back around 1973, took my old girlfriend Wendy. She's still the hottest girl I ever went out with, and I'm still trying to figure out what she saw in me.tikitatas wrote:ALW is just the tip of the iceberg for me . . .my music could be called eclectic and it comprises some of everything you all have copped to!
(Yes, even Celine and Emerson, Lake and Palmer!!
Posted: June 12, 2006 4:53 pm
I have no idea, haven't seen her in more than 30 years.tikitatas wrote:Awwww, you're still pretty cute. Do we know where Wendy is?LIPH wrote:I have fond memories of Emerson, Lake & Palmer. I saw them in concert back around 1973, took my old girlfriend Wendy. She's still the hottest girl I ever went out with, and I'm still trying to figure out what she saw in me.tikitatas wrote:ALW is just the tip of the iceberg for me . . .my music could be called eclectic and it comprises some of everything you all have copped to!
(Yes, even Celine and Emerson, Lake and Palmer!!
Posted: June 12, 2006 4:55 pm
From '71 to '76 or so, I listened to Elton John all the time. probally saw him in Chicago 8-9 times. I stopped when the "glitter" became more important than the songs. I still love to listen to Tumblweed Connection and Honky Chateau (skip Honky Cat) But I stopped buying and stopped going with Caribou. (Has an artist ever had a more appropriate named album than Capt Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy ? 
I was also a huge Chicago fan back in the day and still listen a lot. Same with Fogelberg, Croce, Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell and other people that led me to Jimmy.
I also listen to a lot of Sinatra. Songs for Swingin' Lovers is my all time favorite
I was also a huge Chicago fan back in the day and still listen a lot. Same with Fogelberg, Croce, Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell and other people that led me to Jimmy.
I also listen to a lot of Sinatra. Songs for Swingin' Lovers is my all time favorite
Posted: June 12, 2006 4:59 pm
Cubbie Bear wrote:
I was also a huge Chicago fan back in the day and still listen a lot. Same with Fogelberg, Croce, Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell and other people that led me to Jimmy.
I also listen to a lot of Sinatra. Songs for Swingin' Lovers is my all time favorite
*swoon* Oh, Cubster. You had me at hello (Frank!) . . .
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:03 pm
I saw Greg Lake fall off the stage at Illinois State University in 1975 and break his leg. About 500 peeps in an 8,000 seat fieldhouse
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:04 pm
I was just typing the same thing... Elton John
Still totally dig his music from early 70's, he had a great bluesy vibe.
But when he started really flaming, his music really lost its edge.
Now he does Disney soundtracks (Lion King)and bad plays (LeStat) and he sounds too sugar-coated for my taste...
...I just saw Chicago last night down by the bay. They sounded great!
Still totally dig his music from early 70's, he had a great bluesy vibe.
But when he started really flaming, his music really lost its edge.
Now he does Disney soundtracks (Lion King)and bad plays (LeStat) and he sounds too sugar-coated for my taste...
...I just saw Chicago last night down by the bay. They sounded great!
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:10 pm
Frank Sinatra...tons of it..
Disco ...Yep..there's a reason she's "twinnie"
Lou Reed , the box set, is never far from the CD player..
Oh god..am I really going to admit this one??
one Faith Hill Cd..
Oh yeah..that Meatloaf thing too..once in a while..
Musicals...Oklahoma, Carousel, GodSpell, Jesus Christ Superstar..etc..
and my all time favorite "I'm down in the dumps and need cheering up" music..
Rocky Horror!
Disco ...Yep..there's a reason she's "twinnie"
Lou Reed , the box set, is never far from the CD player..
Oh god..am I really going to admit this one??
one Faith Hill Cd..
Oh yeah..that Meatloaf thing too..once in a while..
Musicals...Oklahoma, Carousel, GodSpell, Jesus Christ Superstar..etc..
and my all time favorite "I'm down in the dumps and need cheering up" music..
Rocky Horror!
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:11 pm
the cure
ambrosia
bobby caldwell
jay-z
dr. dre
public enemy
most funk stuff...
tavares
brothers johnson
the isley brothers
chaka khan
shelia E
LTD
Dazz
Earth, Wind, & Fire
ambrosia
bobby caldwell
jay-z
dr. dre
public enemy
most funk stuff...
tavares
brothers johnson
the isley brothers
chaka khan
shelia E
LTD
Dazz
Earth, Wind, & Fire
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:12 pm
The Tubes--Don't Touch Me There Posted: June 12, 2006 5:13 pm
Well, CLulu, between the Lou Reed, the musicals, Ol' Blue Eyes and Rocky Horror, we's dang neaR twins, too! <3Prthd119 wrote:Frank Sinatra...tons of it..
Disco ...Yep..there's a reason she's "twinnie"
Lou Reed , the box set, is never far from the CD player..
Oh god..am I really going to admit this one??
one Faith Hill Cd..
Oh yeah..that Meatloaf thing too..once in a while..
Musicals...Oklahoma, Carousel, GodSpell, Jesus Christ Superstar..etc..
and my all time favorite "I'm down in the dumps and need cheering up" music..
Rocky Horror!
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:14 pm
PIA wrote:the cure
ambrosia
bobby caldwell
jay-z
dr. dre
public enemy
most funk stuff...
tavares
brothers johnson
the isley brothers
chaka khan
shelia E
LTD
Dazz
Earth, Wind, & Fire
She may be young, folks, but she's got it goin' ON!
w00t!Posted: June 12, 2006 5:15 pm
Any Broadway musical soundtrack.
Sinatra.
Bouble.
Disco.
Commodores.
Neil Diamond.
Tom Jones.
Henry Mancini.
I'm sure there are others.
Sinatra.
Bouble.
Disco.
Commodores.
Neil Diamond.
Tom Jones.
Henry Mancini.
I'm sure there are others.
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:15 pm
Pink Floyd
Leon Russell
Black Oak Arkansas
Ravi Shankar
I saw Chuck Berry perform live at a venue I was extremely too young to be at, but my brother snuck me in..
other than the Concert for Bangledesh and Woodstock most of mine are fairly standard stock for the early 70's...
John Denver played Tulsa every year and I never missed it..he had Aunts that lived there...imagine me ...a John Denver fan...
I did hear Wilson Pickett do Knock on Wood just yesterday and Heard it Through the GrapeVine, Marvin Gaye...
my grandmother had ALL of Benny Goodmans's LP's...in their dust cover...someone got those upon her death..and I suspect they didn't appreciate what they had...Gggrrrr
Leon Russell
Black Oak Arkansas
Ravi Shankar
I saw Chuck Berry perform live at a venue I was extremely too young to be at, but my brother snuck me in..
other than the Concert for Bangledesh and Woodstock most of mine are fairly standard stock for the early 70's...
John Denver played Tulsa every year and I never missed it..he had Aunts that lived there...imagine me ...a John Denver fan...
I did hear Wilson Pickett do Knock on Wood just yesterday and Heard it Through the GrapeVine, Marvin Gaye...
my grandmother had ALL of Benny Goodmans's LP's...in their dust cover...someone got those upon her death..and I suspect they didn't appreciate what they had...Gggrrrr
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:18 pm
A LOT of stuff from the 60s thru the 80s. Including Black Sabbath, Stepenwolf,and most any other group or artist including. ..... Joan Baez. GASP!!!
Oh yeah some of the 50s stuff,Buddy Holly,Big Bopper, The Coasters, The Drifters, The Beach Boys, The Safaris, The Ventures,etc.
Other than NO DISCO or RAP CRAP, not very much if any "techno" or "alternative".... I listen to pretty much everything between Classical and Country to Rock-N-Roll to "Fresh Air" to Enya... Not being an opera fan, I have found one or two that I have ACTUALLY liked ( Besides Bugs Bunny's rendition of "The Barber of Seville" that is.) ( Unfortunatelly I do not recall the names of them or the singers) But I am not a fan of opera anyway)
Oh yeah some of the 50s stuff,Buddy Holly,Big Bopper, The Coasters, The Drifters, The Beach Boys, The Safaris, The Ventures,etc.
Other than NO DISCO or RAP CRAP, not very much if any "techno" or "alternative".... I listen to pretty much everything between Classical and Country to Rock-N-Roll to "Fresh Air" to Enya... Not being an opera fan, I have found one or two that I have ACTUALLY liked ( Besides Bugs Bunny's rendition of "The Barber of Seville" that is.) ( Unfortunatelly I do not recall the names of them or the singers) But I am not a fan of opera anyway)
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:19 pm
You're embarassed to be a Pink Floyd fan?Moonie wrote:Pink Floyd
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:20 pm
tikitatas wrote:PIA wrote:the cure
ambrosia
bobby caldwell
jay-z
dr. dre
public enemy
most funk stuff...
tavares
brothers johnson
the isley brothers
chaka khan
shelia E
LTD
Dazz
Earth, Wind, & Fire
She may be young, folks, but she's got it goin' ON!
im not gonna lie im obsessed with music
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:20 pm
Steely Dan
Donald Fagen's solo CDs
Billy Joel
AC/DC
Lyle Lovett (you should at least buy "Pontiac"!)
I like most any music except opera!
and um...I have most of Garth Brooks cds and a couple by the...shall I say it?...Dixie Chicks
Donald Fagen's solo CDs
Billy Joel
AC/DC
Lyle Lovett (you should at least buy "Pontiac"!)
I like most any music except opera!
and um...I have most of Garth Brooks cds and a couple by the...shall I say it?...Dixie Chicks
Posted: June 12, 2006 5:21 pm
After Jimmy and Frank, I listen the most to old Temptations and Merle Haggard and George Jones, nothing like keeping all the same