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Old 10-21-2013, 04:40 PM
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In my high school, kids were still worshipping Zeppelin and cheering on the metal acts, like Judas Priest and Black Sabbath. The girls liked Journey and Def Leopard. Rush was acceptable. My obsession with Fleetwood Mac made me an easy target for ridicule. But I held my ground. I especially caught heat for buying the Stevie solo albums. So uncool for a guy, unless he was gay, and I was, so I was pretty much a freak anyway. Funny thing is' today' so many of my childhood friends text me or email me or facebook me to say they think of me anytime they hear the Mac. I think that's a complement.
We had the exact same experience, growing up!

And high school friends still call me too, after hearing FM on the radio.
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My favorites were Christine McVie and Joni Mitchell. And I was on the football team. I had to endure Motley Crue, Guns and Roses, and a bunch of other horrible music that did not interest me in the least.
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We had the exact same experience, growing up!

And high school friends still call me too, after hearing FM on the radio.
How can any gay male not be a Stevie fan?
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How can any gay male not be a Stevie fan?
Some of us have taste.
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