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oh no, don't get me started on prince or madonna. early micheal jackson(yeah, don't pretend you're not rockin' out to "beat it"). don't worry cody, skid row's "youth gone wild" is still a favorite. sir mixalot's "i like big butts", i could go on forever:)

prince--YES! so my best friend and i would put on the mini-records (what were those called?) and prop her mom's front door open with the big box speaker (b/c we didn't have a boombox that we could transport outside, i guess and the speaker had to stay connected to the record player so the front door was as far as it went) and dance to 'let's go crazy' in her front yard. she lived on the highway in town and we would arm pump for the semis to honk as we did the classic molly ringwald (in breakfast club) dance. classic!

Jade, those are great! "I like big butts!"...classic! For those that don't know, I've known Sarah and her best friend A LONG TIME and I have to admit, I didn't know about that and I'm a little embarrassed for her! But nonetheless, what a great story - along with the favorite songs, what other stories like this do people have to share!? How about junior high or high school dances...just think about that topic for a little bit. That cracks me up!!!

I like all music that isn't country. When I really want to get down, I put in some Do or Die. It doesn't matter what album, or what song. They are all great to me. I like them the best because they are not main stream, and they haven't changed their style over the years.

Ok I admit I did listen to Michael Jackson when he looked like a human being. My brother even has a picture of me wearing a Beat It t-shirt that he is hanging on to for future blackmail purposes I'm sure. But if you really want to rock out you have listen to Poison, Def Leppard, Cinderella, and let's not forget about the all-time greatest party anthem...Fight for your right by the Beastie Boys!

These are great! Keep them coming!!! This makes me think back and I remember the first live concert I ever went to...it was right around Thanksgiving in 1993 when I went to Wichita to see Pearl Jam. (Which I believe is one of the only bands to achieve true greatness, but that is another post!) I can remember that day like it was yesterday...who went with me (Sarah was there!), what I was wearing (camoflauge pants and a themal underwear shirt - I know I'm a tool!), remember the songs and energy and even remember body surfing many, many times! What a great memory! Do you all have those?!?

I have great memories from early childhood singing some mix of Madaoona songs - Material Girl, Like a Virgin, Poppa Don't Preach - Dolly Parton - Workin' Nine to Five - and Cyndi Lauper. My best friend Lill and I would dress up and sing these songs at the tops of our lungs. We would sit on these broken down riding lawn mowers in her father's car port in crazy outfits and eat Jolly Ranchers and boiled peanuts while we sang. I guess that's what hot summers in the South will do to you!

Your first concert was Pearl Jam? 1993? Really? How old are you? 20? You shouldn't even be in YP. My first concert was at the glorious Kansas State Fair Grounds. I was 7 years old and I went with some friends to see the hottest act out of Australia. Men at Work? Nope. AC/DC you say? No. INXS? No, not popular yet. Olivia-Newton John? Close. I saw the one, the only... wait for it... AIR SUPPLY! That's right. The coolest band to ever wear matching sweaters for an album cover. It rocked! I think on their Behind the Music, the worst thing they ever did was leave the toilet seat up in a hotel room during a bender of Jolt Cola and Pop Rocks. Question: Are Air Supply fans Air Heads? Discuss.

I can remember conning my grandmother into buying me a Mase CD when I was in like 7th grade....she had no idea why I could buy it myself! I still jam to "Feel so Good" and Mo' Money Mo' Problems....Yes I am a Gangsta--Oh and I can't leave out Warren G's Regulators

Wow, that is hilarious that you bring this up. I recently got xm radio and was checking out the 90's station. I just crack up when the old songs come on and I know every word... No wonder we are all so cheesey these days! Some of my favs are Rock me Amedeous, Jump Around, I\\\'m too Sexy, oh and definately Warren G\\\'s Regulators. I\\\'m right there with you Heather. \\r\\nI know you will all be jealous- I went to a Boys 2 Men concert that Tag Team opened for them. Whoomp there it is

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