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Old 11-16-2009, 05:09 PM
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Belinda Carlisle and Roxette! I love them!
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Belinda Carlisle and Roxette! I love them!
Is the lead female singer of Roxette still alive? I remember hearing years ago she had a brain tumor or something. I suppose I could look it up, but I'm feeling lazy. I also like Belinda, saw her a couple of times recently with the Go-Go's. I was happy when they did Mad About You.
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Stevie Nicks.
It would probably shock the sh*t outta a whole lotta people, especially even on THIS board, that I STILL listen to a helluva lot more Stevie Nicks than ANYONE would even believe.


ALSO:

Vixen
Linda Ronstadt (from Stone Poneys up to her first "Canciones" album)
Alan Parsons Project
And, what the hell is wrong with Al Stewart?? He was GREAT! Year Of The Cat was by far his WORST album, yet it sold the most...hmmmm...says volumes about 70s music buying public, I think.

The entire 70's "progressive rock" genre:

Yes
Flash (w/ex-Yes guitarist Peter Banks)
Focus
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
early Genesis
Gentle Giant
King Crimson
Triumvirat
Starcastle
PFM
The Nice
Procol Harum
Curved Air
Daryl Way's Wolf
Camel
Nektar
among others
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Old 11-16-2009, 06:48 PM
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It would probably shock the sh*t outta a whole lotta people, especially even on THIS board, that I STILL listen to a helluva lot more Stevie Nicks than ANYONE would even believe.


ALSO:

Vixen
Linda Ronstadt (from Stone Poneys up to her first "Canciones" album)
Alan Parsons Project
And, what the hell is wrong with Al Stewart?? He was GREAT! Year Of The Cat was by far his WORST album, yet it sold the most...hmmmm...says volumes about 70s music buying public, I think.

The entire 70's "progressive rock" genre:

Yes
Flash (w/ex-Yes guitarist Peter Banks)
Focus
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
early Genesis
Gentle Giant
King Crimson
Triumvirat
Starcastle
PFM
The Nice
Procol Harum
Curved Air
Daryl Way's Wolf
Camel
Nektar
among others
Anything with Peter Gabriel's name attached to it should never be considered a guilty pleasure!
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Old 11-16-2009, 07:18 PM
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Gino Vannelli's album 'Brother To Brother", I love it!
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Old 11-16-2009, 07:31 PM
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Shameless glitzy r'n'b and Pitbull and Daddy Yankee.
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40s big band. 80s hair metal. 90s rap/r&b. and I still know all the words to every single Spice Girls song.
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Scorpions. Greatest Heavy Metal band ever.

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Twenty years ago I was embarrassed by some of the music I liked but now that I'm older IDGAF what anyone thinks. I love the music of Andy Williams!
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Another one is Ambrosia... they're total 1970s porn music, but I love 'em as well! Also produced by the great Alan Parsons. I think David Pack has one of the prettiest male voices I've ever heard. He has such a fat, juicy tone. I've read where they also toured extensively with the Mac, interesting factoid I never knew! I've often fantasized about doing karaoke to "You're The Only Woman"... the irony of it alone would be freaking hilarious!
I own an Ambrosia album. I've had it for 20 years or more. Have you heard "Holding On To Yesterday" and "Time Waits For No One?"
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So, so guilty.

And Snow Patrol, Lil Wayne (when the mood strikes me), Goo Goo Dolls, Cher (I was OBSESSED for about a year... I was 8).... I have a bunch of guilty pleasures.
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I own an Ambrosia album. I've had it for 20 years or more. Have you heard "Holding On To Yesterday" and "Time Waits For No One?"
Yes! Two of my favs... Holding On To Yesterday was what baited me into Ambrosia!
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Didnt they sing "How Much I Feel" ?
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It would probably shock the sh*t outta a whole lotta people, especially even on THIS board, that I STILL listen to a helluva lot more Stevie Nicks than ANYONE would even believe.


ALSO:

Vixen
Linda Ronstadt (from Stone Poneys up to her first "Canciones" album)
Alan Parsons Project
And, what the hell is wrong with Al Stewart?? He was GREAT! Year Of The Cat was by far his WORST album, yet it sold the most...hmmmm...says volumes about 70s music buying public, I think.

The entire 70's "progressive rock" genre:

Yes
Flash (w/ex-Yes guitarist Peter Banks)
Focus
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
early Genesis
Gentle Giant
King Crimson
Triumvirat
Starcastle
PFM
The Nice
Procol Harum
Curved Air
Daryl Way's Wolf
Camel
Nektar
among others
I'm really surprised you'd list Alan Parsons as a guilty pleasure! The man's a genius! His production style from the 1970s was way ahead of it's time in my opinion.
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So, so guilty.
The L, A, D, Y, and G keys on my keyboard have been ground into oblivion from overuse. I LOVE her, I SERIOUSLY LOVE her!

No really though, I think she's the most interesting, unique and original entertainer to come around in a long time!
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