Guilty Pleasures

Wallace1492

gtvlusso wrote:

Van Halen - Ain't talking 'bout love
John Farnham - Your the voice

Anything from my wife's "Power Ballads" album - they are all truly awful, but so good!

And now back to Earth with a bit of Daydream Nation - Sonic Youth followed by Kenny Rogers with "Just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in" and the Kngsmen with Louie Louie...

Best Louie Louie version was by The Flaming Groovies..... but anything they do is awesome....

daniel_b

bradford wrote:

London night's by the London Boys, would go down well on here :P

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bradford

Daniel B wrote:

bradford wrote:

London night's by the London Boys, would go down well on here :P

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Rest in peace.

prawny

I missed this thread completely I think.

Rammstein have done a number on me they are playing in brum 3 days after shrimp No. 2 is due, there is no chance of me being able to get a pass for that one I'm not a massive fan though, I've only got Mutter, but I love it.

Does liking Paramore for their music and being a nearly 30 year old man count as as a gulity pleasure?

CiB

Why has no-one mentioned Sugar Baby Love by The Rubettes? That's a bit of cheesy class is that. I love it. There. I've said it now.

DonDaddyD

Skindred.

Days like These

Wallace1492

ChrisInBicester wrote:

Why has no-one mentioned Sugar Baby Love by The Rubettes? That's a bit of cheesy class is that. I love it. There. I've said it now.

CiB

Wallace1492 wrote:

ChrisInBicester wrote:

Why has no-one mentioned Sugar Baby Love by The Rubettes? That's a bit of cheesy class is that. I love it. There. I've said it now.

It pops up on the Walkman sometimes, nicely punctuating Seven x Seven (Hawkwind) and Ever More by those Foo Fighting chaps. You can laugh (I do), but it's a top pop tune.

Wallace1492

ChrisInBicester wrote:

Wallace1492 wrote:

ChrisInBicester wrote:

Why has no-one mentioned Sugar Baby Love by The Rubettes? That's a bit of cheesy class is that. I love it. There. I've said it now.

It pops up on the Walkman sometimes, nicely punctuating Seven x Seven (Hawkwind) and Ever More by those Foo Fighting chaps. You can laugh (I do), but it's a top pop tune.

Hope you mean iPod..... I did have a Sony Walkman years ago.... then couple of years ago got the digital version and find it rubbish. Had to get iPod nano and never looked back.

cjcp

Life is a Highway by Tom Cochrane.

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Matt the Tester

i love listening too journey ! im only 19 lol most people my age havent heard of them..

snellgrove

I find myself thinking I'd quite like to hear more of the music on the advert for the Dizzy Rascal album.... :shock:

prawny

Ladyboys

El Diego

1st concert I ever went to was MC Hammer suppoted by Snap.

evil_breakfast

i was watching a documentary about the carpenters last night on BBC4 (nowt else on) and i forgot how catchy the tunes were.
So, i DL the greatest hits album off the interweb.

Wallace1492

Madonna - Dear Jessie

Classic of all time - Lyn Anderson - (I never promised you a) Rose Garden

MonkeyMonster

Thread Title: Guilty Pleasures...

prawny wrote:

Ladyboys

shouldbeinbed

steady rider wrote:

i love listening too journey ! im only 19 lol most people my age havent heard of them..

ooh that takes me back - don't stop beleivin' kiddo

Guilty P's

Roger Miller - King of the Road (my karaoke classic)
Barbara Gaskin - It's my party
Althea and Donna - Uptown top rankin.

stuaff

prawny wrote:

I missed this thread completely I think.

Rammstein have done a number on me they are playing in brum 3 days after shrimp No. 2 is due, there is no chance of me being able to get a pass for that one I'm not a massive fan though, I've only got Mutter, but I love it.

You have my sympathy- got a ticket for Wembley. The new one is an absolute cracker, special edition bonus tracks worth the extra.

Much of what I like is considered 'guilty pleasures' by somebody or other. I'm just not guilty about it.

Jay dubbleU

Hawkwind - Master of the Universe - heavy metal at it's best.

mickbrown

Guilty pleasures?

Two from.....................Take That (Please forgive me lord)

Back for Good - a finer 3 minutes of pure pop you'd struggle to find

Patience - I hate myself for saying this but a future classic in the making.

sampras38

m0scs wrote:

I have to admit to seeing The Pet Shop Boys, live on more than one occasion.

Actually I do have a good excuse, as my other half is a huge fan.

Also, saw Depeche Mode a few years back. CLass

Bring back the 80's thats what I say, when I was young.... young....young! :roll:

Depeche Mode are actually very good live, and one of the best live acts I've seen.

Faithless are are a favourite of mine but they don't do many live shows.

sampras38

What about Sign of the Times by the Belle Stars?

Chewy Cheeks

sampras38 wrote:

What about Sign of the Times by the Belle Stars?

This is a really good piece of pop music.

I have many GP's the one on my mind at the minute is "Substitute" by Clout. Craven nonsense but I like it - never told anyone till now

sampras38

Chewy Cheeks wrote:

sampras38 wrote:

What about Sign of the Times by the Belle Stars?

This is a really good piece of pop music.

I have many GP's the one on my mind at the minute is "Substitute" by Clout. Craven nonsense but I like it - never told anyone till now

I remember the first time I heard it. I was a wee lad chasing some girl around a roller disco in the early 80's. Most of these songs just remind me of good times growing up, which is why I like a lot of pretty crap 80's music..;-)

don_don

I can't believe I've read 15 pages of this...

Anyway;

Bye, bye, baby and Shang-a-lang by the Bay City Rollers.

I thank you...

il_principe

Invisible Touch - Genesis. God I loved Genesis when I was about 14. Still have the entire back catalogue on Mp3, not that it gets much play time.

jonginge

Was listening to Primus' Tales from the Punchbowl on spotify this afternoon. I think that definitely qualifies as a GP

stuaff

JonGinge wrote:

Was listening to Primus' Tales from the Punchbowl on spotify this afternoon. I think that definitely qualifies as a GP

I'd have to disagree with that one too. Brilliant band.....and that particular album does of course have the masterpiece that is 'Wynona's Big Brown Beaver'. Wonder if DDD will get the wrong idea about that one
Les Claypool's doing a London show early next year...sadly not with Tim & Larry.

Christophe3967

OK, pop pickers...

Boogie Oogie Oogie - Taste of Honey
Crying at the Discothèque - Alcazar
Substitute - Clout

...all still on my MP3

if you're thinking you're too cool to boogie, boy oh boy have I got news for you ...

they don't write em like that any more.