And the Gayest Songs Of All Time Are...

SameSame ^ | March 7, 2008 | Tim D

[Choose Ye This Day]

All right!

I’ve never yet won that esteemed award!

[Domandred]

"It's Raining Men" was number 4. "I Feel Pretty" wasn't a radio play hit I don't think so doesn't count.

Okay seriously I think I need to go shoot an animal and drink some beer....stat!

[1rudeboy]

Over the Rainbow is a classic. I stopped reading right there.

[sarasota]

Have you heard Robert Plant and Allison Krause’s CD?

[Resolute Conservative]

I watched “My Half-acre” episode of Scrubs last night and had to listen to Boston all the way to work this morning.

[reagan_fanatic]

How about ‘You don’t know me’ by Klaus Nomi?

[Choose Ye This Day]

Yeah, that should’ve made the list.

[Allegra]

Aw, I can't delete "It's Raining Men" from my iPod. That's a FUN song. :-D

I don't have any of those other ones.

[Roscoe Karns]

Just kidding :)

[Choose Ye This Day]

I haven’t, no. Is it good?

[discostu]

OK bad eyes on the one. But any rule that excludes “I Feel Pretty” breaks the whole list because that is the gayest song ever.

Beer, definitely need beer.

[Bigg Red]

Hey, I object to including #22. My 4 sisters (blood) and I used to do a line dance to that one back in the old days.

[Choose Ye This Day]

Somehow, Judy Garland became the biggest icon for the gay community. Well, her and Liza, I guess. I have no idea why.

[Allegra]

Village People, "YMCA"

That's gay???

Oh, that one's hella-gay.

[G Larry]

Rod Stewart “The Killing of George”, with it’s “Take a walk on the wild side” lyrics.

[Choose Ye This Day]

Roscoe left off his smiley, or his sarcasm tag.

He’s not that oblivious.

[Allegra]

After reviewing the list, I have a strong urge to crank up some Led Zeppelin. I’m not sure why.

Yeah, I need to hear "Won't Get Fooled Again" or "Baba O'Reilly" by The Who really loud now.

[najida]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi2t58CRmbU

This is my absolute FAVORITE version of the song!

[sarasota]

It’s incredible. I saw the video for one of the tunes this morning and promptly put the CD in my car on the way to work. If that song doesn’t get you going, nothing will. (It’s called “Gone, gone, gone” from their Raising Sand CD.)Go to robertplantallisonkrauss.com and watch the video.

[Borges]

Judy Garland had a large gay following and was aware of it. The famous riots in 1969 that are known as the start of the modern Gay Rights mvt began when police raided a gay bar filled with people mourning her very recently announced death.