- Feb 9, 2007
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This is where you post the most flamingly-homo, girly, or otherwise fruity music that you listen to. By "listen to", I don't mean "can tolerate if heard on the radio or from someone else". I mean music that you voluntarily listen to, and enjoy. Music that you'd love to play more often, but are too afraid to lest your neighbors, roommates, or family members catch you listening.
I'd like to avoid referencing single songs. If you're truly in homo love with a band or artist, you can list at least one album that you'll listen to in full, not just some song you heard on Youtube and thought it was amusing (i.e. the Rickroll song).
For me, it's probably Magma's Merci. It's completely unlike the progressive 'rock' of their earlier albums. It's actually a pop album they did in the '80s, presumably as part of the universal capitulation to shitty mainstream trends that most good rock bands underwent in that decade. The title track, "Ooh Ooh Baby", totally rocks, though. And it's not poppish in the 'mindless, irritating slut' way that a lot of today's pop music is. It's actually got some elegance to it.
Besides that, I'm a pretty big fan of the Moody Blues, even though they occasionally make me wince by going overboard with the sappiness.
I used to really like Sonata Arctica, but I haven't listened to them in a couple years now.
I'd like to avoid referencing single songs. If you're truly in homo love with a band or artist, you can list at least one album that you'll listen to in full, not just some song you heard on Youtube and thought it was amusing (i.e. the Rickroll song).
For me, it's probably Magma's Merci. It's completely unlike the progressive 'rock' of their earlier albums. It's actually a pop album they did in the '80s, presumably as part of the universal capitulation to shitty mainstream trends that most good rock bands underwent in that decade. The title track, "Ooh Ooh Baby", totally rocks, though. And it's not poppish in the 'mindless, irritating slut' way that a lot of today's pop music is. It's actually got some elegance to it.
Besides that, I'm a pretty big fan of the Moody Blues, even though they occasionally make me wince by going overboard with the sappiness.
I used to really like Sonata Arctica, but I haven't listened to them in a couple years now.