OK subby, You're Clay Aiken

/hope that makes you feel better
//and more the ghey

I'll call you Adam Lambert biatch!

Some friends dragged me to see Air Supply at BB King's a few years ago. I have seen some legendary blues and R&B acts there but nothing compairs to the response AS got on that night.

It was also the only time I noticed a fair number of black folks there.

Good headline. Terrible blog post.

/I do admit to like me some Dancing Queen. The Replacements scenes was great.

One of my favorite records



/hot

I'm all out of...

I'm all out of... um...
testosterone.

What am I without you?

I'd rather stick an ice pick in my ears......Clay aiken

Here I am, the one with no nuts, asking for another day...

"Making Love out of Nothing at All" is a great, great song. Not even Carcass could fit as many syllables into a song as Jim Steinman.

Air Supply? What is this, a 1985 junior high dance?

chelmets: "Making Love out of Nothing at All" is a great, great song. Not even Carcass could fit as many syllables into a song as Jim Steinman.

Is that the video where the singer is in bed with a woman with a penis?

Sure, Air Supply is cheesy as hell, but every so often the mood sets in for their brand of soft rock balladry. And what chelmets said.

borg: I'll call you Adam Lambert biatch!

touché borg!

Whatthefark: Air Supply? What is this, a 1985 junior high dance?

I was in Jr. High in 1985 and we would NEVER EVER play this shait at a dance!

Rush? Sure. B-52's? Totally. Clash? Youbetcha.
Air Supply? KILL THE DJ! KILL HIM NOW!

Loving Air Supply makes you gay, Clay Aiken.

/That is all.

vernonFL: One of my favorite records



/hot

Oh god I have that record. Came with a stack I bought at a garage sale.

/Bad excuse, I have Lost in Love, too.
//Never listen to them, I swear.
///Swear!

"Even the nights are better"

/Even? So you both work night shifts?

Are you all out of Africa subby?

/obscure?

♫♫ Two less lonely people in the world ♫♫

I hate that song, but it brings back fond memories of a really hot girl with really bad taste in music.

Fark everyone. I listen to Carcass, Wham, AND Air Supply!

/ cher = gay though

T.M.S.: Some friends dragged me to see Air Supply at BB King's a few years ago. I have seen some legendary blues and R&B acts there but nothing compairs to the response AS got on that night.

It was also the only time I noticed a fair number of black folks there.

My wife dragged me to an Air Supply show at some casino. The audience was really, really asian. And more dudes than I would have thought.
hang on, I am beginning to put it all together.

Teaser: Careless Whisper by Wham =

Careless Whisper by Seether =

I believe you have your tags reversed.

I told someone just last week that until my death I will defend Careless Whisper as one of the greatest songs ever written.

/Carcass fan

I don't think that "Dancing Queen" qualifies as a closet favorite. Is there anyone who doesn't like that song?

/is a closet fan of "Flashdance." Irene Cara.
//yeah, I went there.

Who is Walt Dog?

This list makes my crate full of Pet Shop Boys and Erasure records look like AC/DC and Black Sabbath by comparison.

turbokat: Whatthefark: Air Supply? What is this, a 1985 junior high dance?

I was in Jr. High in 1985 and we would NEVER EVER play this shait at a dance!

Rush? Sure. B-52's? Totally. Clash? Youbetcha.
Air Supply? KILL THE DJ! KILL HIM NOW!

Confirmed and Confirmed!

Stay Cool Babylon: I don't think that "Dancing Queen" qualifies as a closet favorite. Is there anyone who doesn't like that song?

It helps that it's one of the greatest singles ever made, a near-perfect pop record.

What Chelmets said. I know a lot of people have an aversion to bombast, but that song IS so over-the-top, it's a kind of genius. See also: Bonnie Tyler's wonderful Total Eclipse of the Heart.

CoachieSmooth: I told someone just last week that until my death I will defend Careless Whisper as one of the greatest songs ever written.

Wouldn't go quite that far, but before George Michael got tangled up in restroom shenanigans, he was on quite a songwriting hot streak. I use Faith as a "palette cleanser" album after listening to Mastodon or Wagner or something intense and heavy.

turbokat: KILL THE DJ! KILL HIM NOW!

I was in charge of music at my 10-year class reunion (graduated in 1978). At the first meeting of the reunion committe, I was told that under no circumstances was the song Ring My Bell by Anita Ward to be played.

Me, interviewing a local radio DJ who did live spinning: Do you have Ring My Bell?
Dude: Yeah, I think so.
Me: You're hired.

Hang the blessed DJ, because the music he constantly plays says nothing to me about my life. Burn down the disco, hang the blessed DJ, because the music he constantly plays.

/Morrissey FTW
//gay, duh

Stay Cool Babylon: I don't think that "Dancing Queen" qualifies as a closet favorite. Is there anyone who doesn't like that song?

Me.

Back in the day, I had a cassette in the ol' 73 Nova: Best of Air Supply on one side, Best of Bread on the other. Park by the lake, pop in the tape . . . instant panty remover. Hated it, but teenage boys will do stupid stuff for trim.

Gave the album (hey, kids, you remember vinyl, right . . . get off my lawn!) it a listen years later, and decided I hadn't been entirely fair to AS. Those guys were actually talented, and there was some pretty darn cool production values on the songs.

CoachieSmooth: Teaser: Careless Whisper by Wham =

Careless Whisper by Seether =

I believe you have your tags reversed.

I told someone just last week that until my death I will defend Careless Whisper as one of the greatest songs ever written.

/Carcass fan

Agreed, the intro to Careless Whisper alone is epic as it is....

CoachieSmooth: Teaser: Careless Whisper by Wham =

Careless Whisper by Seether =

I believe you have your tags reversed.

I told someone just last week that until my death I will defend Careless Whisper as one of the greatest songs ever written.

/Carcass fan

I said something like this to my girlfriend the other day in the car.

"The original Wham song is much better."

She just kinda looked at me in disbelief.

/Metalhead

I have been the emcee for an Air Supply/Christopher Cross double bill.

Tell me that's not the ultimate unhipper-than-thou trump card.

chelmets: Not even Carcass could fit as many syllables into a song as Jim Steinman.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Burt Bacharach.

You know, I hear they can make all the stadiums rock.

But I think that might be bullshiat.

CoachieSmooth

Youtube the Dave Koz/Montell Jordan version.

You know, I hear they can make all the stadiums rock.

But I think that might be bullshiat.

That is so not bullshiat. Wait for 3:28 and you can hear the faint, oh so faint, sound of a distorted guitar that is, in fact, making all the stadiums rock.

FTA: There are certain songs you are aloud to like in private.

::sigh:: Where's a Grammar Nazi when you need one?


/also just D/Led an iPhone game that spelled "when": WENN.