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- THE GAY ESSENTIALS: THE 50 MOVI EVERY GAY MAN NEEDS TO WATCH WHILE STUCK AT HOME
- THE GAY ESSENTIALS: THE 75 ALBUMS EVERY GAY MAN NEEDS TO OWN
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THE GAY ESSENTIALS: THE 50 MOVI EVERY GAY MAN NEEDS TO WATCH WHILE STUCK AT HOME
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Lou Reed, Transformer: Dismissed by Rollg Stone when me out as “artsy-fartsy, sort of homo stuff, ” that’s exactly reason you’re gog to love . Songs like “Perfect Day, ” “Satelle of Love, ” “Andy’s Cht, ” and of urse “Walk on the Wild Si” still speak to today and rema important hallmarks of gay culture. T-Rex, The Slir: The masra’d bety of Marc Bolan upled wh over-the-top glam-rock power chords make this a mt-have album for every gay ck-rocker.
Suxsie & the Banshe, Hyaena: There is a whole generatn of gay men (myself clud) who openly weep at the those first chords of “Dear Pnce. Rocky Horror Picture Show: Lipsyncg along to “Sweet Transvte” and “Time Warp” alone your room is somethg all ltle gay boys should experience, don’t you thk?
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But ’s the ballads – “Sudnly Seymour” and the heartbreakg “Somewhere That’s Green” – that make this a mt-have for every gay man longg for Mr Right. Marc Almond, Mother Fist and her Five Dghters: Marc is the ‘80s equivilant of Kurt Weill and his mic speaks to the eternal, dark unrbelly of gay culture.
Jobriath, Lonely Pla Boy: A super-gay glam-rock god who was unfairly relegated to the dtb of pop culture history, his mic has been scribed as a cross between early 1970s albums, wh some cidly Jaggerque vols. If Beyonce and Gaga and Lana Del Rey and Katy Perry and Rihanna all sang “I Am What I Am” to a throbbg dis beat, wouldn’t be HALF as gay – or as popular – as this album was.