Guilty Pleasure

[RedRaven]

Everybody,

Excellent replies so far. I really wanted to know which song would you be MOST embarrassed by. The song a that if you were alone you would turn up but, if someone else was along you would turn the channel and then wish you could listen to that song.Let's get down and dirty. I will throw myself under the bus and say anything by the VILLAGE PEOPLE including "Macho Man".

O.K. How about Jimmy Buffet's song, "WHY DON'T WE GET DRUNK (and screw)... :shock:


There happy now...


Now there is a song I do like, and am not ashamed to play... It's an oldie, but, I like it... One of my favorite oldies... It is a song by Elvis Presley called, KENTUCKY RAIN...

My favorite trucking songs are;

18 WHEELS AND A DOZEN ROSES by Kathy Mattea
EAST BOUND, AND DOWN by Jerry Reed From Smokey, and the Bandit.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN by Willy Nelson
CONVOY by CW McCall


Or, driving songs like;

HIGHWAY TO HELL by AC/DC
I CAN'T DRIVE 55 by Sammy Hagar

[Jackrabbit379]

My wife loves the original Cinderella. We have the DVD, and I must confess that watched it today. I thought it was funny. The mice were cracking me up. Anyway... :?

[Mack2]

[quote="roadhog"]Ted's Not Upset...he enjoys shooting anyone who likes the Bee Gee's.
He likes to give them a head start too...and hunt them down.

Now Ted is crazy...Motor City Mad Man!!! His whole family is
...how you say...mui...mui..conservativo.

[quote]

Roadhog that reminds me of my familly.

[golfhobo]

[quote="Mack2"][quote="roadhog"]Ted's Not Upset...he enjoys shooting anyone who likes the Bee Gee's.
He likes to give them a head start too...and hunt them down.

Now Ted is crazy...Motor City Mad Man!!! His whole family is
...how you say...mui...mui..conservativo.

Roadhog that reminds me of my familly.

Yeah??? Well..... how 'bout sendin' them bozos on a Raven hunt.... and introduce me to your sister in the red top???? :shock: 8)

[Mack2]

Golfhobo I don't like to send them out except in an emergency. They tend to shoot anything that gets in the way. :shock:

The giril in the red top is not avliable. Understand. :twisted:

[Ironturkey]

Military band music from the revolution and civil war eras and Burl ives.

[continental]

Well, you guys caught me in a weak moment, so here it is,
Little red Corvette by Prince.
There's just something about horses...

[Mack2]

Any Man of Mine

[Jumbo]

Military band music from the revolution and civil war eras and Burl ives.

Only the British would send a 10 year old boy into a combat zone armed only with a pearl snare drum.

[continental]

Military band music from the revolution and civil war eras and Burl ives.

Only the British would send a 10 year old boy into a combat zone armed only with a pearl snare drum.

AGREE! Any true American would use a Ludwig Supraphonic!!!

[Popeye]

Alright, I enjoy pretty much anything by Hootie and the Blowfish

[silvan]

Hafta be "about anything disco, I guess. I like disco. Don't shoot me.

As far as embarrassing movies, I love "Princess Bride." Even though that actor who plays the lead hero guy just has to be gay.

[RebelDarlin]

"The Legend of Wooley Swamp"

Well, if you ever go back into Wooley Swamp, well, you better not go at night.
There's things out there in the middle of them woods that make a strong man
die from fright. Things that crawl and things that fly and things that creep
around on the ground. And they say the ghost of Lucius Clay gets up and he
walks around.

But I couldn't believe it. I just had to find out for myself. And I couldn't conceive
it 'cause I never would have listened to nobody else. And I couldn't believe it.
I just had to find out for myself there's somethings in this world you just can't
explain.

Spoken:
The old man lived in the Wooley Swamp way back in Booger Woods. He never
did do a lot of harm in the world, but he never did do no good. People didn't
think too much of him. They all thought he acted funny. The old man didn't
care about people anyway. All he cared about was his money. He'd stuff it all
down in mason jars and he'd bury it all around. And on certain nights if the
moon was right he'd dig it up out of the ground. He'd pour it all out on the floor
of his shack and run his fingers through it. Yeah, Lucius Clay was a greedy old
man and that's all that there was to it.

Cable boys was white trash. They lived over on Carver's Creek. They were
mean as a snake and sneaky as a cat and belligerent when they'd speak. One
night the oldest brother said, "Y'all meet me at the Wooley Swamp later. We'll
take old Lucius's money and we'll feed him to the alligators." They found the
old man out in the back with a shovel in his hand, thirteen rusty mason jars was
just dug up out of the sand. And they all went crazy and the beat the old man,
and the picked him up off of the ground. Threw him in the swamp and stood there
and laughed as the black water sucked him down. Then they turned around and
went back to the shack and picked up the money and ran. They hadn't gone
nowhere when they realized they were running in quicksand. And they struggled
and they screamed but they couldn't get away and just before they went under
they could hear that old man laughing in a voice as loud as thunder.

And that's been fifty years ago and you can go by there yet. There's a spot in
the yard in the back of that shack where the ground is always wet. And on
summer nights, if the moon is right down by the that dark footpath, you can
hear three young men screaming. You can hear one old man laugh.

[DIESEL BEAST]

For a young male growing up in the city of Baltimore,MD I would be embarrassed to say that I love the song "Sweet Home Alabama" by Linnard Skinnard.

I love that song!!!!!

[kblickster]

Sweet Home Alabama is one of my favorites to.
Love the Eagles best though. Anyone heard their new CD?

[Trukrswyfe]

I love the movie Ella Enchanted.

[wimpy]

Waylon Jennings (I think) Just the Good Ole' Boys from the Dukes of Hazzard Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Hawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!

[mommee]

I love listening to Ricky Martin, especially when he sings in Spanish.

[JewelsnTools]

Alice in Chains, "Man in the Box"!!!
I can pick it up in the first few notes...I get chill bumps and the radio gets blasted immediately!!

My daughters would just faint if they saw this!

Oh...and there's a song by Ted Nugent. I think it's called "Stranglehold". Song makes me have power surges!!

[matcat]

Well 99% of the music I listen to is from the later 60s and earlyer 70s (Can you say hippie/classic rock), but I do listen to a wide range of music. But as far as a song that I usually wouldn't admit to liking, would be Donna Lewis' I love you always and forever.

Now who has the ballz to admitting to liking achy breaky heart?!?! :P (P.S. I do NOT like it)