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To: Hemingway's Ghost
Kajagoogoo, Human League, Dexy's Midnight Runners, and Men Without Hats

Some fun songs there...Too Shy, Don't You Want Me, Come On Eileen, and The Safety Dance. I like 'em all. Doesn't matter to me if anyone else does or not. Afraid to list your own favorites?

181 posted on 04/20/2004 10:12:34 AM PDT by TheBigB ("If my deepest, darkest despair had choreography -- *this* would be it." -Tom Servo)
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To: TheBigB
Some fun songs there...Too Shy, Don't You Want Me, Come On Eileen, and The Safety Dance. I like 'em all. Doesn't matter to me if anyone else does or not. Afraid to list your own favorites?

No, not at all. I love all sorts of music, just not the pop tripe you (and millions like you, of course) seem to prefer. Some names: Mission of Burma, the Clash, Minor Threat, Metallica (old stuff), The Meatmen (Tesco Vee, a hero), U2 up to Joshua Tree, Echo and the Bunnymen (until Ian McCullough went real soft), The Smiths, The Cure (despite effeminate vocals from both), The Cult, Black Flag, Angry Samoans, Suicidal Tendencies, The Freeze, Motorhead, Dwight Yoakum, The Buzzcocks, Uncle Tupelo, The Replacements, Ministry, The B-52s, Sisters of Mercy, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Harry Connick, Jr., Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk (best piano player ever), Dave Brubeck, Dan Tyminski, Hank Williams (Sr., not Jr.), Paul Burch & the WPA Ballclub, Mother Love Bone, Screaming Trees, Alice in Chains, Jimi Hendrix (esp. his "Band of Gypsies" with Buddy Miles), Curtis Mayfield & the Impressions . . .

Taste, of course, is subjective. It's fun to argue music because no one's right, though we each think we are.

208 posted on 04/20/2004 11:32:35 AM PDT by Hemingway's Ghost (Spirit of '75)
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