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Yes- Owner of a Lonely Heart

Some songs that people have yet to mention that immediately came to my mind 25 or 6 to 4- Chicago Burnin' For You- Blue Oyster Cult Call Me-Blondie You Might Think- The Cars Owner of a Lonely Heart- Yes (cheesy, but I love it)

27. Dio-Rainbow in the Dark

Allied Forces and Thunder Seven are my two favorites.

Somewhat similar to Claudio, but I would say Salvatore from Thank You Scientist.

Snakes & Arrows Tour, July 7, 2008 (I was 7!)- Mohegan Sun Arena.

The Joker-Steve Miller Band

Oh don't worry, I am an certifiably uncool 20 year old who got earl grey tea for her birthday.

Thank you for all of the birthday wishes!

Even they hated Cherry Pie. They were forced by Columbia Records to write it just to make it a hit. Uncle Tom's Cabin was gonna be the album title as well. Rather pointless since I Saw Red would have become a hit anyways by following the "1st single a rocker, 2nd single a ballad" formula these bands did. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks5PlWdGrWs Dog Eat Dog is definitely Warrant's best album imho. (I myself don't seek this music out, my parents are the only reason I have an opinion on it). Boomers that dig Warrant are lit af. Guessing her parents aren't boomers. Yeah, no. My parents are Gen X.

Gentle Giant! I have always been into Octopus, but I have really been getting into Free Hand.

These are not necessarily all of my favorites, but I am trying to compose something that could fit on a CD. A Farewell to Kings Xanadu Closer to the Heart ​Hemispheres The Trees La Villa Strangiato Permanent Waves The Spirit of Radio Jacob's Ladder Entre Nous Natural Science Moving Pictures Red Barchetta YYZ Limelight Circumstances-Bonus Freewill-Bonus

Even they hated Cherry Pie. They were forced by Columbia Records to write it just to make it a hit. Uncle Tom's Cabin was gonna be the album title as well. Rather pointless since I Saw Red would have become a hit anyways by following the "1st single a rocker, 2nd single a ballad" formula these bands did. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks5PlWdGrWs Dog Eat Dog is definitely Warrant's best album imho. (I myself don't seek this music out, my parents are the only reason I have an opinion on it).

Watching a singular episode of Rock of Love to experience the 00's cringe made me think that Bret Michaels/Poison is even sleazier than I initially thought, which is a hard task.

Now I'm imagining a Poison cover of Tai Shan and cringing.

Jacob's Ladder, R40 at TD Garden

Unordered songs: One Little Victory Ghost Rider Far Cry The Main Monkey Business The Way the Wind Blows (fight me) Caravan Clockwork Angels The Wreckers Headlong Flight The Garden

My equal-opportunity shit list of more than 5 bands because I can't follow directions Supertramp Wings KISS AC/DC Guns N' Roses Poison (duh) Kid Rock Radiohead NIN *insert any butt rock band* Lamb of God

Rising Sad Wings of Destiny 2112

Procrastinating writing a paper by reading this forum and jamming out to Battery by Metallica.

I don't know if I will even end up ordering these, but here are 10 songs (the bare minimum, I know). Show Don't Tell The Pass Presto Dreamline Bravado Animate Between Sun and Moon Cold Fire Test for Echo Driven

My List at the moment (1 and 2 are permanent for me) 5. Signals (sorry to insult the prog elitists) 4. 2112 3. A Farewell to Kings 2. Hemispheres. 1. Permanent Waves Though, there is something redeeming about every Rush album (even my bottom 5).

I love Schitt's Creek! I find it to be a perfect comfort show and I will never not unabashedly love A Little Bit Alexis.

Happy belated birthday from someone with a Scully profile pic!

This reads like a drunken Neil lyric. Yeah, having a grammar checking software on my laptop leads to some of my stuff on here looking suspiciously like a lyric from Test For Echo.... Perhaps scrapped lyrics from Virtuality?