which show was the gayest of all time, and by gayest, i

[hitman]

Natalie Merchant...gay and lesbian fest.

[Guiny]

Soft Cell

[markie]

Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
  Soft Cell

Nah, that was not  GAY at all.
 
 Neither is it entirely werksafe.

[Frank Gallagher]

Originally posted by Miss MaRpIe:
   

Originally posted by Rob_Gee:
  Soft Cell

Nah, that was not  GAY at all.
 
 Neither is it entirely werksafe. [/b]

Markie....I thought it was just Morrissey shows that you jumped up on stage.

[godsshoeshine]

aislers set, maybe like 2 years ago. very lesbian, i think i was the only guy there. was a really good show, though

[bearman🐻]

I think one of the more unlikely gay shows was when I brought a bunch of my bear friends to the Grandaddy/Saves the Day show. I think there were about 10 of us, salivating over various members of Grandaddy. It was hilarious. Yeah, yeah I know how ridiculous that sounds and you can make fun of me all you want. But to quote Otto from the Simpsons "I've got some pretty funky friends".
 
 At any given show us homos are there...there are the obvious shows (the B-52's, Erasure, Soft Cell, Saint Etienne, and Sleater Kinney are all good examples), less obvious (Interpol, The Pixies, Sonic Youth) but then the ones that you probably wouldn't expect at all (Ministry, Social Distortion, Queens of the Stone Age).
 
 It's always been frustrating because generally speaking, a lot of my gay friends have really crap taste in music. Show tunes, Cher, Celine Dion, you name it. Fortunately for the bear scene, a lot of guys are into more varied stuff, probably because they don't like to be stereotyped. Thank God for the friends of mine who love the Magnetic Fields and PJ Harvey. But there are so many bands that are gay-friendly and are popular in small gay circles. There are so many bands that have had gay members, like Husker Du, the Buzzcocks, the B-52's, the Germs, Sleater-Kinney, Kitchens of Distinction, Placebo, REM, My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, KMFDM, etc. and then you have bands like Belle and Sebastian and Franz Ferdinand who might as well be gay. Rock'n'roll is gayer than a lot of people think.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

And let's not forget the greatest gay-fronted band of them all, Judas Priest.
 
 Wouldn't it make more sense to call yourself bearman, rather than bunnyman?
 
 
 

Originally posted by bunnyman:
  I think one of the more unlikely gay shows was when I brought a bunch of my bear friends to the Grandaddy/Saves the Day show. I think there were about 10 of us, salivating over various members of Grandaddy. It was hilarious. Yeah, yeah I know how ridiculous that sounds and you can make fun of me all you want. But to quote Otto from the Simpsons "I've got some pretty funky friends".
 
 At any given show us homos are there...there are the obvious shows (the B-52's, Erasure, Soft Cell, Saint Etienne, and Sleater Kinney are all good examples), less obvious (Interpol, The Pixies, Sonic Youth) but then the ones that you probably wouldn't expect at all (Ministry, Social Distortion, Queens of the Stone Age).
 
 It's always been frustrating because generally speaking, a lot of my gay friends have really crap taste in music. Show tunes, Cher, Celine Dion, you name it. Fortunately for the bear scene, a lot of guys are into more varied stuff, probably because they don't like to be stereotyped. Thank God for the friends of mine who love the Magnetic Fields and PJ Harvey. But there are so many bands that are gay-friendly and are popular in small gay circles. There are so many bands that have had gay members, like Husker Du, the Buzzcocks, the B-52's, the Germs, Sleater-Kinney, Kitchens of Distinction, Placebo, REM, My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, KMFDM, etc. and then you have bands like Belle and Sebastian and Franz Ferdinand who might as well be gay. Rock'n'roll is gayer than a lot of people think.

[alex]

no one has mentioned turbonegro yet?

[bearman🐻]

I suppose I could be bearman...GRRRR. But Echo and the Bearmen doesn't have quite the same ring.

[markie]

Originally posted by bunnyman:
  I suppose I could be bareman...GRRRR. But Echo and the Baremen doesn't have quite the same ring.

<juliette lewis>Umm, I dont know!</juliette lewis>

Who wrote the song, It's Raining Men?

[markie]

Originally posted by ma®kLe:
  Who wrote the song, It's Raining Men?

Why, that was the "weather" girls, of course, silly!

[ggw]

Actually, it was Paul Shaffer.
 
 

Originally posted by Miss MaRpIe:
   

Originally posted by ma®kLe:
  Who wrote the song, It's Raining Men?

Why, that was the "weather" girls, of course, silly! [/b]

[markie]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  Actually, it was Paul Shaffer.
 
  Who wrote the song, It's Raining Men?

Do you know everything? Or was that question a plant from a bought reporter with fake credentials. Oh, for a minute I thought I was in Washington D.C.
 
 "He composed the LATE SHOW theme song and, with Paul Jabara, wrote the number one '80s dance hit "It's Raining Men," performed by the Weather Girls and re-recorded by Geri Halliwell"

[ggw]

I prefer the first one.
 
 

Originally posted by Miss MaRpIe:
 Do you know everything? Or was that question a plant from a bought reporter with fake credentials. Oh, for a minute I thought I was in Washington D.C.