Sloppy Songs We Would Never Admit We Actually Like.

Many a time came where I guiltily jammed out to this song while driving...

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: mblahnikluver

Oh FFS....really? On ATS? On ATS really? On ATS really you post Rick Astley???

Have you ever been Rick-Rolled? Would you like to be Rick-Rolled? Are you trying to Rick-Roll ATS? "Mods...!!!"

HAHA I Rick Rolled everyone for quite some time when it was my ringtone for my boyfriend.
I Rick Roll the town when I put it on blast in my car and people usually laugh!

a reply to: mblahnikluver

As a kid, loved the movie hated the song. Still, it would get stuck in my head for days.

My favourite!

I will add a few more.

OK one more from me-
DAMN YOU MTV

originally posted by: mockingmay
Mazzy Star

Well I was going to post something funny, but this hit me like a brick! I havnt heard/seen/thought of Mazzy since highschool(class o '95) Ah the days of melodramatic teen relationships!

I'll never admit to my Dawson's Creek addictio.... ah crap!

a reply to: underpass61

Man spent loads of Sunday mornings as kid listen to Reed's greatest hits...Guitar Man, Amos Moses (ha ha wonder where the Louisiana sheriff went too ha ha you can sure get lost in that Louisiana bayou..

Charlie Daniels, Hank, Johnny Cash so many more....

a reply to: alldaylong

originally posted by: putnam6
a reply to: underpass61

Man spent loads of Sunday mornings as kid listen to Reed's greatest hits...Guitar Man, Amos Moses (ha ha wonder where the Louisiana sheriff went too ha ha you can sure get lost in that Louisiana bayou..

Charlie Daniels, Hank, Johnny Cash so many more....

Yep, my old man was a hardcore Country Western and Western Swing fan. Johnny, Hank, Gene Autry, Bob Wills, Spade Cooley - he'd play those records all the time. And of course I'd watch The Jim Stafford Show and Hee Haw with him every week!

a reply to: underpass61

I will not even pretend to be embarrassed about bonding with my Dad while watching Hee Haw.



I know the lyrics to this one, by the way

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom
a reply to: underpass61

I will not even pretend to be embarrassed about bonding with my Dad while watching Hee Haw.

No shame here - as a preteen wannabe guitar player I just wanted to watch Roy Clark's fingers do things I never knew were possible!


Apologies to the OP for the drift

a reply to: underpass61

In my opinion, Roy Clark was one of the greatest musicians to ever walk the face of the Earth. He could play anything.

You could invent a musical instrument, show it to Roy Clark, and he would be one of the greatest players of of all time with that instrument.

Truly phenomenal.



I also apologize for the thread drift, but the man deserves his due.

a reply to: VictorVonDoom

a reply to: underpass61



Us gals learned this one

And to get back to sloppy songs...