Albums you secretly like but would never play in front of your buddies.

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Yeah, thats bad. Took me a minute to figure they were singing in German...so you listen to this stuff alone?
 
I think the first 8 track I ever bought was The Best of Bread. Great tunes and put those high school girls in the mood. It doesn't work with the wife though.:rofl: I followed up with The best of the Doobies, and Yes (Yessongs)
 
toolmanmike said:
Manheim Steamroller. They only do Christmas but. I saw them live last year.
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If'n you like them, go check out Trans Siberian Orchestra if they are still doing shows.

They ROCK! And yes, to see them in 70's time would be interesting. :D
 
...and they almost always play "Hall of the Mountain King" near the end.

...if you remember Savatage.
 
I was very young and did not play his album when any friends or cousins was around , ok come on with it :lol: .

 
I was a huge Savatage fan from circa 1986, and saw them in a 500 cap bar in OH in 87.

Chris Oliva is in my top 5 favorite guitarists of all time.

My wife, whom I met a decade after Savatage was no more, Was and still is a huge TSO fan.

They have some pretty good non-Christmas material, that sounds about 75% what modern Savatage should sound like.

Interestingly, she's also a Ghost fan, who's sound has often been compared to Savatage.
 
My friends and I have moshed to Zobra the Greek - that is a great song.

Especially for longer drives - the Moody Blues. I think they are great - but catch some heat from friends. And they are still pretty solid live
 
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many many record collectors or visitors owned a copy of Whipped Cream - probably never listened to it. But had it just the same
 
The soundtrack of "Joseph's amazing technicolor dreamcoat" has some pretty catchy tunes. You know, the one with Donny Osmond.
 
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