Music that explores masculinity.

As far as masculinity goes, men enjoy doing things together, and hence it could account for a lot of rock music.

I mean what greater joy than to jam with your bros?

Then class happens, and you're down in the Boondocks.

You cant beat a bit of creedence! S&f
All the best.
B. V. H

originally posted by: halfoldman
As far as masculinity goes, men enjoy doing things together, and hence it could account for a lot of rock music.

I mean what greater joy than to jam with your bros?

Nothing even comes close....



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Surprised you haven't included Elvis...yet.

Mumford and Sons - Hopeless Wanderer.

Can any man help it?
No, we are hungry like the wolf.

The Rolling Stones & Muddy Waters - I'm A Man (Live '81)

Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me.

The natural, unashamed way men were about their bodies.

When the time comes, is it too much to ask that we protect our communities?

Manowar - Odin.

People talk so easily about human rights.

There were no human rights while growing up as a white male for me.
You went to the army and you were property of the state.
Don't even make me laugh about human rights.

Men often have no rights, simply due to their born gender.

That's right, if you're born with a penis, your chances of being raped, mind-controlled or drafted into an army is even greater, but nobody talks about it.

Bon Jovi - Dyin' Ain't Much Of Living.

Hmm... well I'll give it a shot.



I just finished watching Wayne's World 2, which featured Aerosmith.

The Beatles - Nowhere Man.

Cabaret (1972) - Two Ladies.

Kiss - Beth

Hair - Let The Sunshine In.

When your buddy stands in for you at the last moment.

Metallica - Disposable Heroes.

The truth about about being male for the last century.

Males - the disposable gender.

That some #.
a reply to: halfoldman