my fav bands would have to be (for rock) blink 182/sum 41/def leaopard, i mostly listen to rap like Ludacris, his new song get back, its pretty good.
And as for me I love with all the passion Reamonn and mostly Phil and Rea Garvey. Theyve got simple pop songs to my mind, but still I feel myself very comfortable in my big armchair under a warm blanket with the silent sounds of the drums and sweet sound of voice singing :"Ill show you my promised land"…These are he only words and guys who really make me feel sure in myself, make me feel covenient in this world and whom I like very very much!!!
Echo Jet
Lacuna Coil
Lunachicks
Manowar
The Misfits
Clutch
I love Clayton Senne, Led Zepplin, Ours, Rush, and tons more 
The Energy
Lamb
NIN
Opeth
Fantomas
Faith No More
I like The Connels. They are not that popular, maybe that’s why I like them. They have that great song -“74-75” - has anyone listened to it? it’s great
I Love “The Cranberries”. The singer’s voice is celestial. Like people use to say: “It’s my favorite band ever”. Their lyrics are about all kinds of love and I love that.
Call me old fashion, but…Michael Learns To Rock…forever! 
I love all of their songs but my old time favourite is 25 minutes.
Boy, I’ve missed your kisses all the time,
But this is twenty-five minutes too late…
Forever indeed. Why did he never graduate :lol:
Do you like Chicago? Bet you do 
Or aul’ Pete solo, maybe?
I’m more a fan of individual songs as opposed to groups… but here’s a list of some of my favs during different points in my life:
Third grade (1984 or so):
Michael Jackson
Elton John (…and I guess that’s why they call it the blues…)
Fifth Grade:
Mr. Mister (So take… these broken wings…)
Falco (Oh, oh, oh Amadeus… come and rrrrock me Amadeus)
Bon Jovi (whoa, livin’ on a prayer)
Van Halen (so tell me why can’t this be love?)
Chicago (when you see me walkin by, and the tears are in my eyes, look away… baby, look away)
Survivor (Rocky IV – Two worlds collide, rival nations…)
Hall & Oates (You’re out of touch… I’m out of time… or vice-versa)
Junior High (1987-90):
Whitney Houston (I get so emotional, baby, every time I think of youuuuu!)
Janet Jackson (We are a part of the rhythm nation, woooo!)
Guns n Roses (“Lies” and “Appetite For Destruction”)
Young MC (You know what to do, G, bust a move)
George Michael (why do i have to share my baby with a monkey, a monkey… aheeaheeahee, lala)
Madonna (Life is a mystery… everyone must stand alone…)
Vanilla Ice (that dude was cool back then! “Ice Ice Baby”)
Freshman/Sophomore:
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Firehouse (Forever in my heart, I’ve finally found the love… of a lifetime. – Great for prom)
Snap! (It’s gettin’, it’s gettin’, it’s gettin kinda hectic)
Timmy T (One more try, let me put my arms around you. ROFL)
Boyz II Men (motownphilly back again… doin’ a little East Coast slang)
Upperclassman – high school:
2 Unlimited (The Workaholic)
Jon Secada (don’t laugh… the guy had some hits! lol)
Whitney
Madonna
PJ
Snow (Informer… alikiboomboomnow)
College:
Jane’s Addiction (parties)
Various dance tracks (parties – come on ride the train, it’s the choo-choo train)
Alice in Chains (parties)
Sublime (parties)
Pink Floyd (parties)
Snoop Dogg, Notorious B.I.G. & Dr. Dre (parties)
…I also started listening to Country in college.
Hi prez,
I know’em all, and they’re still composing their features in the face of dust (on my CD rack)
I’ve noticed this in your genealogical chart as well - the older we get, the less (contemporary or more recent) lyrics we seem to remember :!: But those Chicago lyrics are still there, whether we like it or not!
PS - I think we were born in the same year 
ROFL, exactly
I feel like a lot of people on here are prolly too young to remember much before the mid-90s or so…
So here’s to Boyz II Men, probably the top R&B group of the early-mid '90s.
Here were their hits, all coming in that span (about 1991-1995):
- Motownphilly
- It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday
- Uhh-Ahh
- End of the Road
- I’ll Make Love To You
- On Bended Knee
- Water Runs Dry
- One Sweet Day (w/ Mariah Carey)
That’s not a lot of hits, per se… but four of those were among the biggest hits of the 1990s:
End of the Road
I’ll Make Love to You
On Bended Knee
One Sweet Day
Check out the songs on YouTube or VH1.com
Here’s their Wiki page:
…they had a couple hits after 1995, but nothing approaching their 1991-95ish success.
In Ireland and Britain, a similar boyish threat became reality at that time - Boyzone!
There impact was truely terrible, and the charts were shaken by these tunes serenading leagues of teenage girls’ hearts:
Singles
- 1994 “Love Me for a Reason” #2 UK
- 1995 “Key to My Life” #3 UK
- 1995 “So Good” #3 UK
- 1995 “Father and Son” #2 UK
- 1996 “Coming Home Now” #4 UK
- 1996 “Words” #1 UK
- 1996 “A Different Beat” #1 UK
- 1997 “Isn’t It a Wonder” #2 UK
- 1997 “Picture of You” #2 UK
- 1997 “Baby Can I Hold You/Shooting Star” #2 UK
- 1998 “All That I Need” #1 UK
- 1998 “No Matter What” #1 UK, #2 AUS, #12 US Adult Contemporary Chart
- 1998 “I Love the Way You Love Me” #2 UK
- 1999 “When the Going Gets Tough” #1 UK
- 1999 “You Needed Me” #1 UK
- 1999 “Everyday I Love You” #3 UK
Abhorrently wonderful!
Who did the song “Say It All Over Again”?
Westlife or something like that?
I forgot to mention Smashing Pumpkins – I just loved the album “Siamese Dream”.
And we cannot forget S Club 7!
Oh be Jaysus, them! The most fearsome five ever to leave Dublin after 1921…
Will wonders never cease!
youtube.com/watch?v=7__GnG_IwHU
That’s more like it. Best album 1993!
Best album 1994 - Dookie by Green Day.
Some of my favourites:
The man who sold the world – Nirvana
Lake of fire – Nirvana
Sacrifice – Elton John
The way you make me feel – Michael Jackson
Hold me, like the River Jordan – Michael Jackson
One – Metallica
Nothing else matters – Metallica
Memory remains – Metallica
Enter Sandman – Metallica
Wherever I may roam – Metallica
Something stupid like I love you – Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman
Angels – Robbie Williams
Janie’s got a gun – Aerosmith
Things have changed – Bob Dylan
O bla di O bla da – The Beatles
Love me do – The Beatles
Frozen – Madonna
La isla bonita – Madonna
Ray of light – Madonna
This is the funniest thing I’ve read all week!:lol: :lol: :lol:
Indeed! I wasn’t aware of the possible pun.
Yes and yes. Gosh! What a nostalgia. I was not aware I am that old now. I thought I’ve heard of the 80s babies. Yep, I am one.
Fool again!?! Gosh, I can’t believe I am listening to it again. I’ve been busy with J-pop all these years. Thanks, Ralf!