Music you're too embarrassed to admit that you listen to (but will disclose in this thread)

[eargasam]

Wait a minute along with listening to air supply I like to pop in village people after that. LoL , LoL, boy do I really need to reavaulate my music collection. So much of me taking my collection to a head fi meet lol,lol.

 

[nordkapp]

Wait a minute along with listening to air supply I like to pop in village people after that. LoL , LoL, boy do I really need to reavaulate my music collection. So much of me taking my collection to a head fi meet lol,lol.

lmao

 

[ForceofWill]

Oh man, the Air Supply talk got me thinking about...
 
 

 

[eargasam]

I absolutely love survivor..

 

[hylas512]

I just realized this during a shuffle:
Bowling for Soup.

 

[Duncan]

I just realized this during a shuffle:
Bowling for Soup.

brimful of asha? Is that by them?

 

[hylas512]

brimful of asha? Is that by them?

According to elgooG, that would be from the "Cornershop." I gave it a listen; it was a fun song. I guess I can add it to this list. Honestly, I'm kind of embarrassed by all my music that isn't classical or jazz or otherwise "respectable", lol. At least I'm having fun.

 

[Digitalis]

OK I'll admit it, The 1992 Australian recording of Jesus Christ superstar. John Farnhams version of Gethsemane is remarkable*...while not a note perfect version...I recall Farnham had problems with the original part which required singing a sustained G5, but he could manage a strong F5..so that is what he went for, and he nailed it. Along with use of melismatic runs** which I doubt other performers would have the dexterity to match. I didn't know Farnham's voice could do that.
 
*most performers aim for note for note performances with little inflection, while technically correct these performances come-across as insincere and sterile.
** American Idol has ruined Melisma. There is an art to using it: just about every performer on that show liberally peppers their singing with it...I suppose they do it because they are incapable of supporting their voices well enough to hold a constant pitch.