Oh hell yeah!
Joekerr you're a horrible person and if we ever sit in a car together, you're not allowed to touch the radio!
I'm clearly going through a midlife crisis and it can be seen especially in my playlists. I've always been on the heavier side of the music spectrum but in the last few years it's gone darker and darker. Since my kids are small, I try to find music that's appropriate for their ears.
That's a song even Joe can listen.
That's a band I hated for years until we moved to Seattle and I finally got what all that whining was about.
I liked a boy on third grade until I found out he was a pantera fan but now I'm so old the redneck thing kinda works.
Everyone needs a little pop music in their lives.
Finns like the sound of silence.
My son saw the singer in a grocery store and thought he was Santa. I adore that band. They have hilarious lyrics about serious topics like the suicide rate of young men and depression.
Anyone who enjoys the heavier tunes has to by international law love the rammies. They too have the comedy aspect under control.
I'm not sure how to label Danzig. My kids tolerate him, I consider his voice porn and he takes himself so seriously it's kind of funny.
At times I go soft.
This one doesn't exactly tickle my heavy bone (I thought that was funny!) but I can't list music worth listening without putting this one in. It's my cooking song:)
I'm a complete dork. One of my most pathetic deeds was because of this song.
I was driving through Canada, and arriving to thunder bay. The clouds were gathering so I circled around the city just so I could enter it with the thunder while playing that. That was about three hours well spent!
:)
At times I do go heavy on the lyrics and then the Doors show up on my playlist.
Anyway. Joe is not allowed in my car ever and Canadians in general should stfu about music or denounce his blender buying ass!