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Guilty Pleasure Song
Which song do you love, but feel ashamed for loving it?
I have zero guilty pleasure songs. I feel no guilt about the music I love. But what about you?
Let's get an off topic thread going while we await good news at the end of this weekend...
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Shake It Off by TSwift
MMMbop by Hanson.... don't judge me
I'll have to think about that one. Probably some earworm pop song.
Going to college in SC in the 90s was rather classic for music that people were really into and then dropped like a bad habit. Everyone had stories about seeing Hootie and the Blowfish in bars in Columbia or Charleston before they got big. Then a few years later..not so much.
Then this girl I was hot on from Greenville who knew Edwin McCain(her cousin was in the band) and he had his brief cup of coffee at being famous including Letterman appearance just then so I had to hear an assful about that lol. Surprisingly, those years DID not directly coincide with the Spurrier years of SC randomly producing guys like Lattimore and Clowney so I guess the state had a couple of recent nationally relevant periods.
AND I knew a guy from Tallahassee who knew people who knew Creed before they got big that was gonna get us really good seats...I'm pretty glad I didn't buy into that one.
I don't see anything mentioned so far that's worthy of shame.
What's y'all's best concert/live music experience?
Oh no man...no judgement..but..
All kidding aside I don't like the song but I will fully admit that it can burrow into your head.
I'm not even a big Metallica fan but I fully believe ya that was a great show. Btw, anyone else have quotes and other inserted stuff just popping up wherever they want as opposed to maybe where the cursor is and staying there in a post draft?
LOL, Good ole Lakewood. I remember standing in line on Saturday mornings outside of a Turtle's records to get actual paper tickets from Ticketmaster.
Muskrat love
Kid Rock for me as far as large concerts. I typically enjoy smaller shows more and Aaron Lewis playing the guitar while sitting on a bar stool was an amazing experience
Word Up. The original version by Cameo, just a killer song but nothing like my usual taste.