Cheesy Songs You Shouldn't Like......

[Sigmund]

Crud. I can't see the images. Will have to wait until this evening.

Y'all keep playing without me. That's okay. Don't mind me. Not being able to play. No, no. It's okay. I'll just walk away....



I'll post later.

 

[KingAHolic]

I love Donnie Iris! I didn't think anyone else even knew who he was!!!

 

[Christine62]

I had the biggest crush on Barry Manilow...and Roddy McDowall, come to think of it---no gaydar in the seventies.

 

[KingAHolic]

I had the biggest crush on Barry Manilow...and Roddy McDowall, come to think of it---no gaydar in the seventies.

I still love Barry! <shhhh!> LOL

 

[KingAHolic]

 

[KingAHolic]

 

[DiO'Bolic]

 

[KingAHolic]

I like most of these! Ooga Shaka (or is it Shaga?) not sure...

 

[staropeace]

One of my favs, too.

 

[blunthead]

I always liked this one, but there were certain tunes which expressed the good-natured idealism of those hippie days. I liked them not so much for their musical qualities but because I was appropriately idealistic then.

 

[DiO'Bolic]

I always liked this one, but there were certain tunes which expressed the good-natured idealism of those hippie days. I liked them not so much for their musical qualities but because I was appropriately idealistic then.

For my 11th birthday I had an aunt buy me two records because my mother told her I had gotten into music. She got me this record and Tiny Tim's stupid tulip one. I was listening to the Beatles, the Stones, the Doors and even the Monkees.

And while we're at it...

 

[misery chastain loves co.]

Tiny Tim's stupid tulip one

*brrrrrr*

I'd like to hear GNTLGNT story about interviewing him.

 

[Grandpa]

I loved that one and really enoyed the Cowsills. In fact, I think I liked all the Hair songs that made it to Top 40 - "Good Morning, Starshine," "Aquarius," and the Cowsills' ditty.

Hearing this song just about always makes me want to cry; I find it so poignant! It makes me sad but I still love it.

Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him)? was an excellent documentary. The Beatles loved him.

Harry Nilsson was a frickin' genius.

Okay, dude, past the first Kumbaya song, you flat lost me. If I was in the passenger seat of a car going 75 mph down a narrow mountain road and "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" came on, I'd bail out.

But now I'm about to lose you. My family can't believe that I really like this song. Hey, the heart wants what the heart wants.

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Okay, dude, past the first Kumbaya song, you flat lost me. If I was in the passenger seat of a car going 75 mph down a narrow mountain road and "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" came on, I'd bail out.

What can I say? I admit I'm damaged.

But now I'm about to lose you. My family can't believe that I really like this song. Hey, the heart wants what the heart wants.

Seems I'm not the only one who's damaged.

 

[DiO'Bolic]

I loved that one and really enoyed the Cowsills. In fact, I think I liked all the Hair songs that made it to Top 40 - "Good Morning, Starshine," "Aquarius," and the Cowsills' ditty.

I grew up watching Saturday afternoon matinee horror B-movies at the town theater for $.25. It was always inevitable that this song was played before each movie. I’ll forever relate the song to cheesy black and white, and low quality color horror movies.

 

[Grandpa]

I grew up watching Saturday afternoon matinee horror B-movies at the town theater for $.25. It was always inevitable that this song was played before each movie. I’ll forever relate the song to cheesy black and white, and low quality color horror movies.

I liked that song, although I sometimes had it in mind that the girl in the song was a bit mentally deficient.

I ran into a girl just like that one time. In college, buzzing through the park on my little motorcycle, a girl comes running out, barefoot, from a traveling commune VW microbus, flower print minidress, the whole thing, waving at me to give her a bike ride. I did. Good memory.

Meanwhile, on song/movie connections. In my youth, I heard Jackie DeShannon sing "Put A Little Love in Your Heart" about a zillion times, and now it's forever sullied by Bill Murray leading it in Scrooged (although I did like the movie).

 

[KingAHolic]

 

[KingAHolic]

 

[GNTLGNT]

I love Donnie Iris! I didn't think anyone else even knew who he was!!!

...oh hells yes!...I spun that tune in my days as a DJ...

 

[GNTLGNT]

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*brrrrrr*

I'd like to hear GNTLGNT story about interviewing him.

...he was the rudest and nastiest dude ever....I asked a couple of questions-the got the hell out of Dodge...there was something seriously whacked about him...