The article reflects on the author's deep connection with music from childhood, showcasing how it shaped their experiences and relationships. From a grandmother's puppet of The Count aiding in counting to discovering Little Richard through a conversation with their mother, music has been a constant presence. Karaoke favorites highlight a diverse range of genres. The author’s emotional connection to songs, including both joyful and sorrowful tunes, illustrates the immense influence of music in their life journey, ultimately underscoring that preferences should be embraced without guilt.
The first record I bought I was playing Delirious by Prince for my mother in 1982, and she said: He sounds like Little Richard.
The best song to get the party started... Pull Up to the Bumper by Grace Jones is an absolute party starter.
I find it sad and difficult to listen to the Smiths, but I still listen by pure virtue of Johnny Marr's guitar brilliance.
I don't believe in guilty pleasures. I think all pleasures should be enjoyed.
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