I think it's Beyonce'
I saw Joplin in 1969. She had changed, but she was still great.
Since it's Opening Day (in Boston, at least), here's a slow pitch over the plate.
Who's your first Rock 'n' Roll or TV love? (I suppose Liberace or Caruso could also count for some ...)
For me it's Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. The sweetest voice that somehow had just enough sneer. And providers, if you can rock that red leather jacket, all I can say is "have spork will travel ..."
There were a few whose voice was just so powerful - Pat Benatar, Nancy Wilson, Lita Ford come to mind. Was never a big Pretenders fan.
One of my current favorites is Amy Lee, founder of Evanescence. Her voice is so powerful and haunting. My favorite song from her - My Immortal.
Tina Turner was an incredible combination of talent, energy, and raw sexuality. Joan Jett was, and still is, hot, and looked super-hot in a leather jacket.
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...BRENDA Lee but you posted a link from PEGGY Lee. I thought you were more of a Lesley Gore guy.
Living on a prayer !
Xoxoxo
Vanessa F.
Joplin... killer body. 1st rock concert at Philly's version of Fillmore, the Electric Factory... first row, lace see thru top ... tight jeans. Coulda popped there and then ... at 17
so 80's, but that was my decade. I also have to agree with whoever posted Lita Ford, Pat Benatar and Jan Jett.
Loved her unique powerful voice from a petite punk look.
Number one on my lust list would be: Joe Elliott from Def Leppard
Fast second would be non other than Bon Jovi
A hard 3rd would be Kip Winger from Winger
A lusty vote for David lee Roth (Van Halen) and Steve Perry (Journey)
I know the days are long gone for long hair bad boy hair bands, but at the time, they were the ones that got me excited the most...and they still do!
I had a lot of sex with them both (in my mind) ... To think I had black lights in my room too LMAO
Let me go "Crazy On You" Nancy Wilson Greatest rock song ever. I still get chills every time I hear it.
Never even heard of half the names in this thread. I just Googled Janice Jopling. I had to run for my eye bleach.
If you must know, Mister fucking nosy, my first three hard ons were for Jessica Simpson, Brittany Spears and Mandy Moore.
Yes, I know. It's sad all 3 got old and lost all their looks.
*Sigh*
Older than dirt
If you must know, Mister fucking nosy, my first three hard ons were for Jessica Simpson, Brittany Spears and Mandy Moore.
Yes, I know. It's sad all 3 got old and lost all their looks.
*Sigh*
Not that she wasn't hot in her time, but you must be 30 years old.
And to not know who Janis Joplin is? I was a teen in the 1960's, and I knew who Frank Sinatra was. Hell, I even knew Al Jolson, Bunny Berigan, Robert Johnson, and other singers from the 1920's and 1930's.
Jack's not as dumb as he sometimes sounds.
I think he's really JfSF without the pictures
But eye candy she was not.
Wanna see eye candy that can sing in that style try Joss Stone. She's in the UK. Came across her music several years back.
from the neck down she was eye candy ... but yea, nothroftheneck she was not ...
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She probably look even worse now. I still think the first pic you posted was hottt and when I saw her she was very hot. But tgank you for you efforts. Please don't think I'm trying to persuade you either way. DRGAF
I think it's Beyonce'
I saw Joplin in 1969. She had changed, but she was still great.
Sadly she fell apart. I saw her when the band was called Big Brother and the Holding Company with no mention of her name. They were the opening act for Steppenwolf and totally blew them off the stage. We listened to a song or two and bolted on Steppenwolf the headliner. It was shortly thereafter the band was called Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company.
The chick from Berlin was HOTTTT too.
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart early days.
Pat Benatar!
Nancy and Pat both are still hot in my opinion at their ages! Nancy still plays the hell of the guitar too! Hard to beat a Heart concert even today, standing in front of Nancy while watching Her show...
Michelle Phillips mama's and Papas.. Yum..
Shania Twain ... that my friends is a smoke show.
Quite frankly I feel vey sad for people who do not "evolve" musically and still only like music from 30 years ago (yes its been that long). Yes, I was a fan of 80's hair bands too...but also other types of music. My handle gives me away as a Phish fan and yes they started in the late 80's.
The difference...uhm they are still making new records and yes they will be doing a 13 day run at the Garden this summer, doubt Poison or the Crue would be able to pull that off.
My iTunes library covers all kinds of music genre, except rap. The best songs are the ones you attach memories too because the lyrics are so powerful.
Here I go again and again and again
Can't imagine the loads I lost in my youth watching that video
Was about to post Tawny! Glad I read the rest of the thread first. She was just freaking hot. I think she looked better in Is This Love.
If we're talking video eye candy, I think Courtney Cox should be mentioned.
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Not exactly rock n roll but that video got me to touch myself
Carly Simon
Who's your first Rock 'n' Roll or TV love? (I suppose Liberace or Caruso could also count for some ...)
For me it's Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. The sweetest voice that somehow had just enough sneer. And providers, if you can rock that red leather jacket, all I can say is "have spork will travel ..."
Alyssa Milano
In my elementary/middle school days nobody wound me up more than her-remember having her poster on the back of my door
Still pretty to this day
I agree. The hottest rock star ever. I still would crawl a mile over broken glass to suck the cock that fucks her