Must be a Maryland thing...I'm the same way.

Three words. R.E.M.

Do I have to say more than this--Murmur (Rolling Stone, Album of the Year, 1983, in a year when the competition was War by U2, Syncronicity by the Police, and Thriller by the child molestor dude).

I've got about 80gbs of stuff on this PC, and besides the boys from Athens, I seem to listen to a wide variety of stuff. I thank Sirius for introducing me to a lot of new (and old) stuff you just never hear on free (full of commercials) radio.

#5 is the Wiggles, isn't it, Wagner? :bustingup

Nope. Milli Vanilli! :bustingup

I was thinking more along the lines of Backstreet Boys or N'SYNC...or maybe even New Kids on the Block...how many times can you say "DannyDonnieJoeJonJordan" before getting tongue-tied??

You are still a die-hard Blockhead! Bring your New Kids to the X5/X3 World meet in May and we'll have a contest to see how long we can stand to listen to them! :bustingup

JV

HAHA...no no no...I loved NKOTB in 5th Grade, but that was it! (Ut oh...did I just make a bunch of you feel old or what?)

MIX106.5 (Baltimore's Best Mix of the 90's 80's and Now--PUKE!!!) has an "All 80's Weekend" and I catch NKOTB on there every once in a while as I'm flipping through. Always good for a laugh or two. They were about 10 years too early for the whole "boy band" thing.

Jimmy Buffett :2thumbs:

1. Bob Marley
2. Tupac shakur
3. Youssou Ndour
4. Dire Straits
5. Steel Pulse

Canadian music
 

As a Canadian my pod is loaded with The Tragically Hip