queen, prince, journey, ace of bass, christina Agulera
Bananarama and Celine Dion are great on my heavy leg daze!
8^X
[quote]MasterfulStroke wrote:
gatesoftanhauser wrote:
I do like me some Elton John classics. Only his 1970’s and 1980’s stuff though. I don’t care for the “Lion King years”.
That’s not the gheyest music there is, but it is still pretty ghey! 
Elton John is the fuckin man! Nothing to be ashamed of there.[/quote]
Gotta agree! His 70’s and very early 80’s stuff was excellent.
The Monkees, can’t forget about them.
I think anyone who doesn’t like elton is gay…
[quote]Love2Lift wrote:
MasterfulStroke wrote:
gatesoftanhauser wrote:
I do like me some Elton John classics. Only his 1970’s and 1980’s stuff though. I don’t care for the “Lion King years”.
That’s not the gheyest music there is, but it is still pretty ghey!
Elton John is the fuckin man! Nothing to be ashamed of there.
Gotta agree! His 70’s and very early 80’s stuff was excellent.
[/quote]
… Phil- A- Delphia Freedom…I luhh huv her…
Yes I do.
Journey and Boston (actually, just More Than A Feeling).
Josh Groban sings some gay music too, but man, can that guy carry a tune.
[quote]SouthernGypsy wrote:
There was one Justin Timberlake song that when it came on the radio, I would roll my windows up so no one could hear that I was listening to it. I can’t remember the name of it though.[/quote]
That’s a pretty pussy thing to do. If I like a song, then fuck what people think, I blast that shit.
Some of the garbage music I like:
Justin Timberlake
Alicia Keys
Good Charlotte
Akon
Sean Paul
Hall and Oates
Poison
Eve 6
My Chemical Romance
I blast it all. Fuck you if you don’t like it.
[quote]analog_kid wrote:
I’m a fucking huge Duran Duran fan. If that makes me a sissy so be it. John Taylor’s bass lines are pimptastic.
And it should also be mentioned that I’ve never seen more ass anywhere than at a Duran Duran concert. It was solid smoking hot 30 somethings and like 5 dudes.[/quote]
I agree,Duran Duran are awesome. It does not make you any less of a man because Crocop approves. I like Pat Benetar and Banana Rama. Oh and…David Bowie.
Goo Good Dolls (I love this band)
Five for Fighting
Boy Bands when I’m feeling moody
Theatrical Soundtracks - from things like PotC, etc.
And this song - I love this song - - YouTube
Jesus I gotta stop microwaving shit in plastic.
The xenoestrogens are taking over.
Cascada-everytime we touch…i like driving on the interstate to it.
Boston (Mainly more than a feeling and Piec of mind)
Foreigner
Queen
Billy Joel
Grateful Dead?
I should not sat this but here they are in no particular order:
Bay city rollers
Bread
Donna Summer
and if i am feeling frisky the Bee Gees
“You can tell by the way i use my walk i’am a womans man no time to talk”
Gets me everytime
Call me a wimp, but I have a soft spot for The Be Good Tanyas. Those chicks’ voices and songwriting touch my heart at its deepest.
A couple of years ago, I worked at Abercrombie and Fitch and I actually kinda liked some of those horrible, loud, techno-y remixes of pop songs. I have some of those songs and occasionally I listen to them while doing cardio.
One of my favorites was…
The fireflys and fairytales part is hilarious.
Come on now, no Hansen lovers out there? Little oom-bop??
Tokio Hotel
Clay Aiken
usher, all-american rejects, baby bash, bowling for soup, chris brown, christina aguilera, cartel…etc.
though I grew up on metal, I am definetly not ashamed to admit that Seal is my all-time favorite artist. Call me a poof butt but the man has made some amazing music
[quote]surgboy wrote:
though I grew up on metal, I am definetly not ashamed to admit that Seal is my all-time favorite artist. Call me a poof butt but the man has made some amazing music[/quote]
I’m not really sure what a poof-butt is, but you’re probably it.
Seal is the gheyest artist EVER!!!
After Elton John. And Usher.