Music you're embarassed to admit you like...

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  1. Jim1999 <img src =/Jim1999.jpg>

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    Well, I am not ashamed of the music I listen to, but forget there was another post about the music we like.............:laugh:

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
  2. Rippon Well-Known Member
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    I like a lot of songs from the old Sing-Along-With Mitch TV Show.I barely remember the program from my childhood.But I found a lot of his stuff on youtube like "Five Foot Two -- Eyes Of Blue".It's primarily just a bunch of men singing together very well.The harmony is superb.

    Leslie Uggams did a song on there that I really enjoy:Atchinison, Topeka And The Santa Fe.That song is wonderful.She knew (and knows) how to belt them out of the park.

    I like Mireille Mathieu.She is a singer's singer.

    Some selections that I enjoy are :

    La Derniere Valse
    Les Bicyclettes De Belsize
    Je Ne Suis Rien Sans Toi
    Akropolis Adieu
    Mon Credo
     
  3. Magnetic Poles New Member

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    "Last Train to Clarksville" and "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone" by The Monkees
    "Lovin' Things" by The Grass Roots
    "Sugar, Sugar" by The Archies

    There. So go ahead and make fun of me now!!
     
  4. Rippon Well-Known Member
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    No,make fun of my selections first!
     
  5. Jim1999 <img src =/Jim1999.jpg>

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    I know for sure you would have fun wif my songs:

    The Barrer Boy Song:

    Up the apples and pears and across the rory o"moore
    Up to see me dear ol' trouble and strife
    A pair of jack the rippers and a cuppa rosie lea.
    Wot could be better n this, a bit of a cuddle and kiss,
    Out beneath the pale moonlight.........
    When little tommy tucker goes up to uncle ned
    blows out the 'arry randle and a jolly good night instead.

    Or, Boiled Beef and Carrot. then
    Burlington Bertie from Bow...Then there's Where Did You Get that 'at? and close 'em off wif, Wot Cher!

    Time gentlemen, please and 'ave a good night.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
  6. Magnetic Poles New Member

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    I would, but I am only familiar with the first two. :thumbs:
     
  7. Jon-Marc New Member

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    I haven't heard of any of those Rippon mentioned. Also, I can't understand why anyone would be ashamed of any music they like. If they're ashamed to admit to listening to it, then maybe God is trying to tell them something.
     
  8. NaasPreacher (C4K) Well-Known Member

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    "Like" and "listen to" are two different things.

    I like the sound on a certain performer. I don't like the words, the philosophy, the lifestyle promoted, or the character of the now dead performer. But I do like the sound of his music.


    So I choose not to listen to the music I like.
     
  9. patrick New Member

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    I am not much of a Southern Gospel person but I do listen to a little Gold City.
     
  10. padredurand Well-Known Member
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    I love the BeeGees! Come to think of it, I just love disco.

    Shake, shake, shake
    Shake, shake, shake,
    shake your.......














    Not really.
    The only thing worse than disco is rap and hip hop.

    This part is for real. I love opera. Yes, ma'am, a genuine can't understand a single word you're singing opera. I used to have this conversion van with a 1200 watt (rms) stereo system blasting Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro. And what of Puccinni's Tosca? "O Scarpia, avanti a Dio!"
     
  11. Jim1999 <img src =/Jim1999.jpg>

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    The common wedding march used in a lot of weddings comes from an opera........and a not so nice scene.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
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    I love Bony M....you know

    Last flight to Venus
    Steppenwolf
    Brown girl in the ring
    Rasputin
     
  13. Joseph M. Smith New Member

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    Stainer's The Crucifixion ... musical purists pan it for being sentimental and lush. But that has appealed to me ever since, many years ago, I played the organ accompaniment for a presentation of the piece.
     
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    That there is funny! I can picture the van with shag carpet and a disco ball hanging low blasting Mozart!

    I confess I like some rap. The old school rap though.
     
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    I LOVE Sinead O'Connor. I saw her in concert once, and she was amazing.

    But I am glad she stopped shaving her head.
     
  16. Jim1999 <img src =/Jim1999.jpg>

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    Sinead really changed her attitude in public after she shaved her head. Maybe that was a good thing. Her stage presence sure improved.

    Cheers,

    Jim
     
  17. John Toppass Active Member
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    FREE BIRD!! by Lynard Skynard
    BOND (the all girl clasical rock) instrumental group
    YMCA did I say that outloud?
     
  18. Carolina Baptist Active Member

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    I once went to the local Wal-Mart and got a "Jerry Clower", a "Ray Stevens", and a "Beethoven" tape. The cashier looked at me funny.
     
  19. Marcia Active Member

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    :love2: One of the all time greats!! (I think it's spelled Lynnard Skynnard). I just heard this on the radio the other day (the full long version).

    No reason to be embarrassed about liking this.
     
  20. John Toppass Active Member
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    It is Lynyrd Skynyrd, I just check cd. I just get weird looks when others hear it playing, unless I am on my motorcycle.:thumbs: