that's the best part! Staring people down while you are singing it is awesome. work birthday parties are so awkward.
Most embarrassing song or artist you like
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that's the best part! Staring people down while you are singing it is awesome. work birthday parties are so awkward.
I was young enough that when this song came out, I thought that "******* the night away" meant you really had to go to the bathroom.
There's a bunch of songs from Les Mis that I'm a sucker for. Also, Miley has a very good voice if you can get around the other bs. Her cover of Dylan's "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome" is damn catchy and will stay in my head all day.
Oh and not at all ashamed at liking a little Tubthumping.
Edit: my list isn't complete without Blondie's Tide is High
Oh and not at all ashamed at liking a little Tubthumping.
Edit: my list isn't complete without Blondie's Tide is High
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demoncore1031
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Vanilla Ice, Hall & Oates, John Denver, B52s, Alabama, David Allen Coe.
songs- "Like a Rhinestone Cowboy" or anything by the artists listed above
songs- "Like a Rhinestone Cowboy" or anything by the artists listed above
I too was a young kid in the 80s, and there were quite a few weird pop songs like 99 luftballoons about nuclear holocaust. I found the videos and mismatch between the sound and subject matter to be creepy. I may be incorrectly inflating how much fear there was of nuclear war, but that could be because my parents would let me watch things like that "Day After" miniseries when I was maybe 5 or 6. It took me years before I could enjoy fine cinema starring Steve Guttenberg.
As for me, I love Reelin' in the Years by Steely Dan, which is a classic song and isn't embarrassing on its own, but the only way I ever listen to the song is by watching the live performance on Sugarman's Midnight Special (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKOq7-mNeaE).
Oh yeah, and the "Hail to the Princess Aurora" song at the beginning of Sleeping Beauty is totally killer.
Midnight at the Oasis
Send your camel to bed....
LOVE that song!
And most michael jackson music even though I keep picturing little boys in my head.
Send your camel to bed....
LOVE that song!
And most michael jackson music even though I keep picturing little boys in my head.
We had a similar thread topic on CF a while back, I think. I recall saying if I genuinely like a song/artist, I'm rarely embarrassed to admit it. (I might not have been as much like that in my more "hipster" days.)
Even so, I'm sure there are songs I'd be less likely to volunteer that I enjoy, compared to others. Can't think of any off-hand, but give me time...
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Even so, I'm sure there are songs I'd be less likely to volunteer that I enjoy, compared to others. Can't think of any off-hand, but give me time...
:smile:
Hey man, Nena is cool. No need to be embarrassed.
How about Strokin by Clarence Carter?
Right Said Fred
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vmGAeM-OIo#t=39
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39YUXIKrOFk
PitBull
In the truck by myself, I play my 70's funk playlist...loud.
Amii Stewart...Knock on Wood
Jeffery Osborne...Every Time I Turn Around
Cameo..Word Up
Commodores...Brick House
...
Amii Stewart...Knock on Wood
Jeffery Osborne...Every Time I Turn Around
Cameo..Word Up
Commodores...Brick House
...
I just heard some Tears for Fears on the radio 5 minutes ago. It has stood the test of time.
