Thread Devoted To Sharing Your Favorite Albums And Songs - 2018

[foxxycat]

foxxycat My electronics lab partner in High School had the Billy Idol hair. The 80s would not have been the same without Billy Idol that is for sure. Eyes without a Face is by far my favorite from him.

Yes Eyes without a face has that melody similiar to the other songs I listed earlier...it's just got that sound that goes through one.

 

[foxxycat]

More Don Henley End of the Innocence


This is the original video from back in 1988. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who watched MTV religiously. My dad back then only listened to country music and he actually loved the song by AHA that someone posted earlier. He loved the artwork in it. I think he was a secret artist but I've never seen his work but he's got an ear and eye for good music and good photos. I believe his great grandfather was very artistic..from the Cobb family in Malden mass. Which we inherited the love for music. My mother had very little interest in music. It was my dad and I who spent hours listening to music. He took us to concerts but my mom would have preferred not to go but she knew how much we loved it so we went a couple times a month.

My sister is 10 years older than me so she got me into contemporary music like Fleetwood Mac and other songs.

One that we used to play on the record player was this song I Feel For You by chaka khan. Anyone remember this one? My sister still has it. The extended version on a record

 

[maggiedemi]

More Don Henley End of the Innocence

Thanks so much for posting that for me! That's my favorite Don Henley song.

Here's a similar song:

Fields of Gold by Sting

And my back atcha for Def Leppard:
Pour Some Sugar On Me by Def Leppard

 

[Moz]

@foxxycat -- I love that Chaka Khan song.

Here are some more of my favourites. I like a lot of songs that have swearing in them, so it will be fun trying to figure out what I can and can't post.

Alternative country:

Folk:

Ambient/Americana:

Disco with vocals by Luther Vandross:

 

[kittypa]

One of my favorite songs from one of my all time favorite records.

 

[kittypa]

She is Grand Marshall of the Tournament of Roses Parade this year.

 

[foxxycat]

I recently found Toby Keith...and I really like his songs.


American soldier

 

[kashmir64]

An oldie, but a goodie. And one of my favorites
Also one of my favorites

 

[Jayflower]

I like a lot of 80s music, mostly top 40 stuff like this:

 

[PushPurrCatPaws]

 

[PushPurrCatPaws]

Not for easy or casual listening (this is a full album), but @tinydestroyer - I'm tossing some guitar and drums your way!

I like to listen to tracks one and three the most...

 

[maggiedemi]

kashmir64 --I really like those 2 songs. What genre is that--blues?

Jayflower --Great choices! I haven't heard Karma Chameleon in forever.
I was dancing around the room to Billie Jean & Footloose!

foxxycat --Here's some Dwight Yoakam for you:

What Do You Know About Love by Dwight Yoakam

Fast As You by Dwight Yoakam

 

[Jayflower]

some more of my 80s favorites:

 

[azpops]

A few years later ...


Pops

 

[kashmir64]

kashmir64 --I really like those 2 songs. What genre is that--blues?

Solomon Burke is R&B, I have no idea about the Penguins.
I just like the songs.

 

[kashmir64]

Here's someone nobody has mentioned yet. He is so underrated and yet so awesome.

 

[foxxycat]

Finally have time to post some more music.

George strait is so under appreciated. He's just as good as Garth Brooks. This song is a nice even temple and something the song speaks to the soul.

Run by George Strait


Cowboys like Us is another one I grew up with.


I get carried Away


I can still make Cheyenne

 

[1CatOverTheLine]

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Three Goose Songs for tonight's monochrome sunset. Who'd have thought there'd be so few Goose Songs?

 

[1 bruce 1]

Thanks so much for posting that for me! That's my favorite Don Henley song.

Here's a similar song:

Fields of Gold by Sting

And my back atcha for Def Leppard:
Pour Some Sugar On Me by Def Leppard

I won't even mention the memories I have with this song, but just assume they're good and move on.

(Nothing gross or illegal, I promise, just lots of happy times.)

 

[1 bruce 1]

Allow me to be my corny ol' self.
Yeah, I think this gal had some serious talent and her death still makes me sad. So unnecessary.
She had such a sweet voice and didn't deserve the crap she got, but this made the subject of eating disorders come to life and people who needed help got help because they realized that even "big stars" had the same problems they did.
Hopefully her death made others in her situation realize that they need and can get help.
If you're hurting, reach out. Some people can't give you answers but just lots of support.