Guilty Pleasures

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SODDI wrote:Well, I'm not really terribly guilty about this....

Nice, that's the kind of thing we want to see up in here.

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you want more? I like a lot of stuff like this
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos and live in another's world. It requires profound, purpose‐larger‐than‐the‐self kind of understanding.

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You're cheating there with Dr. Hook and Jim Croce Hink, those are just pleasures.

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ghettosynth wrote:You're cheating there with Dr. Hook and Jim Croce Hink, those are just pleasures.
really? You mean I'm not alone? I go by the :roll: I get from the wife when they come on (we do everything on random play)...I see it as payback for some of "her" songs I sit through...I wont mention any names of bands or artists but I will say there is no need to return the 5¢, the can keep it and I'm not in a rush to rescue the 5 castaways either :hihi:

Meanwhile as I'm typing this she is saying "when was your last grammy (@ me and KvR or "all of yahs" as she likes to use) how many women are ripping their clothes off for you"?

HA!!!!!!!!!!!Never fear, Hink had the best answer to the second question..."one, and that's all I need" 8)
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos and live in another's world. It requires profound, purpose‐larger‐than‐the‐self kind of understanding.

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Hink wrote:
ghettosynth wrote:You're cheating there with Dr. Hook and Jim Croce Hink, those are just pleasures.
really? You mean I'm not alone? I go by the :roll: I get from the wife when they come on (we do everything on random play)...I see it as payback for some of "her" songs I sit through...I wont mention any names of bands or artists but I will say there is no need to return the 5¢, the can keep it and I'm not in a rush to rescue the 5 castaways either :hihi:
I'm sure your wife's a doll and all, but seriously, can anyone who likes THAT band really be trusted to have a properly developed ADULT taste in music? Apologies in advance if your wife is still in junior high school.

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ghettosynth wrote:
Hink wrote:
ghettosynth wrote:You're cheating there with Dr. Hook and Jim Croce Hink, those are just pleasures.
really? You mean I'm not alone? I go by the :roll: I get from the wife when they come on (we do everything on random play)...I see it as payback for some of "her" songs I sit through...I wont mention any names of bands or artists but I will say there is no need to return the 5¢, the can keep it and I'm not in a rush to rescue the 5 castaways either :hihi:
I'm sure your wife's a doll and all, but seriously, can anyone who likes THAT band really be trusted to have a properly developed ADULT taste in music? Apologies in advance if your wife is still in junior high school.
first I'm 53, if my wife were in jr high I'd be in jail :hihi:...I guess you figured out the first band but did you get the "5 castaways"?

FWIW most of our taste is the same, the difference between her and me is she likes most songs based on lyrics and I hardly ever know all the lyrics in a song. :shrug:
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos and live in another's world. It requires profound, purpose‐larger‐than‐the‐self kind of understanding.

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And Jerry Reed.
That isn't guilty. That's good
..what goes around comes around..

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SODDI wrote:Well, I'm not really terribly guilty about this....


I have this album in my collection. No, I am not proud of it, but it has been played many, many time over the years.
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This album was a part of the soundtrack of my childhood. I remember sitting and listening to this for hours. I have since bought this on LP, cassette and CD. It was one of the first things I put on my MP3 player. It connects me to the child I once was and would like to be again.

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I probably shouldn't say this, but I've got a real soft spot in my head for the endless excessive hippy guitar bash. One of my favorite bands is Wire and their best songs clock in at 3 min or under ("The Commercial" is 1:54), but some times I just need 7+ minutes of pointless guitar noodling, full of thud and blunder. So, yeah, in my most perverse moments gimme Wishbone Ash or Savoy Brown...

Or this one:


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Not a bad idea ;)

... space is the place ...

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So that leads us nicely to a bit of Tull :cool:

... space is the place ...

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ZenPunkHippy wrote:Not a bad idea ;)

I was thinking of "Warrior" from that very same album. Best Hipgnosis cover EVER. (but they've taken out the flying saucer on recent reissues).

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SODDI wrote:I probably shouldn't say this, but I've got a real soft spot in my head for the endless excessive hippy guitar bash. One of my favorite bands is Wire and their best songs clock in at 3 min or under ("The Commercial" is 1:54), but some times I just need 7+ minutes of pointless guitar noodling, full of thud and blunder. So, yeah, in my most perverse moments gimme Wishbone Ash or Savoy Brown...

Or this one:

saw them several times, great shows...I always really liked ghost riders
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green grass and high tides is epic... like freebird or stairway to heaven.

(one of) my guilty pleasure(s) is music from taylor momsen and the pretty reckless:




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