Old55-  My mother went to highschool with Dee Snyder In Baldwin NY.   haha
 

"The Runaways", I drooled over Cherie. Guilty as charged.
Straying slightly off topic, I have conveniently lost my Rolf Harris record. Just ashamed now.

@ChuckC...Or has it?

rebel007
"The Runaways", I drooled over Cherie. Guilty as charged.
Straying slightly off topic, I have conveniently lost my Rolf Harris record. Just ashamed now.

I still have my Rolf Harris "Sun Arise" album. I've even remastered it as best I could working from a stereo vinyl mix. It's one of my top ten favorites of all times. And screw anyone who's either laughing or gagging. "Someone's Pinched Me Winkles" is pure genius. Maybe.

craigb
Hey now!  You just stay away from my mirrored balls, 'K?
 

  I think I can do that.  

ChuckC
Old55-  My mother went to highschool with Dee Snyder In Baldwin NY.   haha
 

Small world!  Nothing wrong with that, Chuck.  

my guilty pleasure was a little more mainstream- I was asked to take my young nephews to an early Dire Straits concert-at the time I was a blues hound,they were the enemy, and I intended to wait outside but went in and was blown away,not that I admitted it at the time-awesome sound and pyro-still have a soft spot for them but no-one else but you guys knows so don`t tell anyone!

Moshkiae
 I saw them in LA, and they got blown off the stage by Nazareth of all bands!

Nazareth were a good band live. I wasn't that much into them but I saw then at Torquay Town Hall, probably in 1973 when they were haveing hit singles. It was a bloody good concert!

bitflipper
Sorry, but I can't help but smile at Gangnam Style and that goofy dance.

Now, that is a guilty pleasure   I like watching it for Kim Hyuna.

rsp@odyssey.net
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Get back up compadre, I still do! Also have The Monkees stuff.

We were listening to the Monkees in Brazil!!!!!
 
It was awesome! And on the radio dial over there, they sounded just so cool! It was like when we came to America, it just wasn't as much fun, and then they started that whole thing about making fun of themselves and the music, and you could see their "empire" of fun, falling apart.
 
Some great music, but then, here is a REAL one for you ... Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart wrote many of their pieces and the one hit they had was MASSIVE, and I loved it.