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I'll confess that there was one country song that I liked-:o :oops:

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

and I liked the original version of MacArthur's Park....

oops, I also liked this- but then I like horses and the singer looked like my dh at the time...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOOb6fEH ... re=related

uh oh...then there's this too...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doqTSev-_lQ

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fearfaoin wrote:
Redwolf wrote:I'm 47 years old and...er...I actually LIKE "It's a Small World." I sing along enthusiastically every time we go to Disneyland (which is, like, my favorite place in the world).
Oh God, oh God, oh God!!!!

I got stuck on that ride for an hour when I was 6. It sucked.
We went to Disneyland when my daughter was 6, and went on Small World 4 times in 3 days (we bribed her into not freaking out on the Star Wars ride by promising to go right over to Small World afterwards, so we went twice in one day.)

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cowtime wrote:Please forgive me. :cry:
"MacArthur's Park" and "Wildfire" are virtually unforgivable. Dead Skunk makes up for this and brings you back from the edge of the abyss.
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Neal Diamond and Gordon Lightfoot.

You had to be there.
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Aanvil wrote:Neal Diamond and Gordon Lightfoot.

You had to be there.
I was there once. He forgot the words to "Edmund Fitzgerald". Had to have the audience tell them to him.
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*blushes* Karen Carpenter
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missy wrote:He forgot the words to "Edmund Fitzgerald"
He was always doing that right back to the 60s; too bombed to remember his own lyrics. When <A TARGET="NEW" HREF="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zjoO170XFI">Canadian Railway Trilogy</A> first became a hit he would stagger to the stage at L'Hibou in Ottawa and the crowd would sing for him. :D

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I used to be the proud owner of two Allman Brothers double Lp's, I vaguely thought that it was cool that one of the guitar solos ran over 3 whole sides... or maybe it just seemed like that, oh and Steve Miller... how could I have....

oops nearly forgot, harrrrr!
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I spent a shameful amount of my youth listening to progressive rock. I went to a concert and watched Keith Emerson's big modular moog synthesizer sprout bat wings. I stood by and did nothing to stop it.
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I'm gay and I absolutely despise Rufus Wainwright. Martha is pretty awesome, though.
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The Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire still gives me the chills. There. I said it.

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Congratulations wrote:I'm gay and I absolutely despise Rufus Wainwright.
Thanks. I feel like I've been given permission to dislike him, too. Which I do.
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I'm 47 years old, and I always have and always will like the music of ABBA.
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fearfaoin wrote:
Redwolf wrote:I'm 47 years old and...er...I actually LIKE "It's a Small World." I sing along enthusiastically every time we go to Disneyland (which is, like, my favorite place in the world).
Oh God, oh God, oh God!!!!

I got stuck on that ride for an hour when I was 6. It sucked.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

... heh, just had a flashback here... :lol:
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I have the Tommy Roe album with "Dizzy" on it.
I have threatened unruly houseguests with it for years.

I'm 54.
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