Post Songs/Music that you like but wouldn't tell anyone.

[Crohnos01]

This is no surprise to those who know me well.... John Denver was my my goto music growing up. Everyone thinks he was too sappy today, but in the 70s, he was everywhere.

 

[MasterChief]

 

[Diamondback]

He was also great as little "Enos Burdette" in one of my favorite movies of all time, "Smokey and the Bandit".

You're thinking Paul Williams the songwriter: Paul Williams (songwriter) - Wikipedia
I'm talking John Williams, composer: John Williams - Wikipedia

 

[Crohnos01]

You're thinking Paul Williams the songwriter: Paul Williams (songwriter) - Wikipedia
I'm talking John Williams, composer: John Williams - Wikipedia

My bad... At least I didn't confuse him with Hank Williams

 

[Diamondback]

Could be worse... I coulda bombarded you all with the TEN HOUR LONG ultra-extended remix of the Imperial March.

 

[Mikej]

My bad... At least I didn't confuse him with Hank Williams

Or Andy Williams?

Serena Williams?

 

[Diamondback]

*Gibbs-slaps @Mikej *

@Joe Link Hey, Fearless Leader, can we add a Gibbs Slap like to the emoticon library?

 

[etrain16]

Oh man, while my tastes are pretty eclectic as it is - anything from classical to Celtic to pop to country to heavy metal, I do have some I wouldn't necessarily broadcast to folks I know. Most of this goes back just a bit, I don't follow new music much these days:

• Devo
• Opus
• Backstreet Boys
• Weird Al Yankovic
• N'Sync
• Some of those damn Disney songs that get stuck in your head and won't leave (you parents know what I'm talking about)
• Flock of Seaguls
• Yeah, I liked some of that disco crap too
• Debbie Gibson
• Michael Jackson

On a further note about Michael Jackson, we were at Disneyland back in the mid 80's when he was probably at the peak of his popularity. We were sitting in a little cafe when a side door opened and out came a few guys that looked like secret service - dark suits, sunglasses, earpieces, etc. I was facing the direction they were coming from so I got the first look when Michael Jackson stepped out just about 10 feet from me - he had that little Webster kid with him. I grabbed my camera and got a quick shot of him - you can see him looking right at my camera through his sunglasses. About 30 seconds later, some lady yells out "It's Michael Jackson!!!" - within one minute, every starry-eyed, little bastidge descended on that location and swamped them - it was truly, a mob. While I thought it was neat to see him, I already had my photo. I told my brother we should go ride some rides while everyone's attention was on him. We were able to walk on to a number of very popular rides, like Space Mountain, with no line for over 2 hours. Whatever direction the mob moved - we went the other way. Craziest crap I've ever seen - people loose their damn minds over celebrities.

 

[Caveman Jim]

He was also great as little "Enos Burdette" in one of my favorite movies of all time, "Smokey and the Bandit".

Too funny when I lived in Florida I was working on telephone terminal on the the road by my house. l was wondering why there was no traffic at that time ( they're normally is a lot). There was a few Vehicles going by and I didn't look up to see what they were until I heard a badazz car coming down the road, I looked up and saw a blur of a black Trans Am doing about 80 pass me with a movie film truck right behind him!!!! No Shyt!!!!
I have watched this movie many many times to try and spot my truck and I on film but alas they did not use it.
I could have been a STAR!!!!

 

[ikemay]

Now all you guys who told everyone here no longer belong to the "never told anyone" club. How's that make you feeeeeel? Hmmm?

 

[Diamondback]

Now all you guys who told everyone here no longer belong to the "never told anyone" club. How's that make you feeeeeel? Hmmm?

 

[Caveman Jim]

This is no surprise to those who know me well.... John Denver was my my goto music growing up. Everyone thinks he was too sappy today, but in the 70s, he was everywhere.

Glen Campbell too...

 

[ikemay]

Glen Campbell too...

No shame in listening to/liking Glen Campbell.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Now all you guys who told everyone here no longer belong to the "never told anyone" club. How's that make you feeeeeel? Hmmm?

Like I want to curl up in the fetal position & suck my thumb....

 

[Caveman Jim]

No shame in listening to/liking Glen Campbell.

Nope, was in a transition time for me when gettin bubblegum was all about going along with what the ladies liked.... Till 1974 rolled around...

 

[clearconscience]

Afrika Bambaataa looking for the perfect beat.

I used to watch a lot of the Voice and I have to admit I have a lot of the cover songs contestants have sang on my phone.

Some 2pac, Biggie, and Richoe rich.

But mostly country.

My fav Charlie Daniels
Uneasy rider '88

 

[01rednavigator]

I also do like a few Michael Jackson songs but I couldn't stand him whatsoever!!!

 

[Crohnos01]

Now all you guys who told everyone here no longer belong to the "never told anyone" club. How's that make you feeeeeel? Hmmm?

Lol.... I kinda quit caring about what people think about the same time my acne cleared up.....

Where did that Proactiv fash wash go now?....

 

[Oregonhunter5]

You aint no MAN if you listen to ANYTHING but Metallica, Five Finger Death Punch, AC/DC, Black Sabath, and Led Zeppelin!

Maybe a little Lady Gaga, George Michael, TLC, Boyz II Men, and Nikki Minaj. Big fan of the Weeknd too.

Then you ain't no man. Cause your boys to men and TLC crap upends your rock stuff!

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

Celtic Music. What can I say, my parents listened to it while growing up.