Come on, we all know you have them. What are some songs you really like and listen to that you normally wouldn't? Whether you don't like that genre or artist in general. I'll go ahead and share mine after a few people have done it.

Hilary Duff, Britney Spears, and Justin Timberlake


OMG! I said it...ew...I can't believe I said it...ahh....


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THEY'RE CATCHY OK!!!! :blush:

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
Hilary Duff, Britney Spears, and Justin Timberlake


OMG! I said it...ew...I can't believe I said it...ahh....


:seeya: :blush:



THEY'RE CATCHY OK!!!! :blush:
*gasp* YAY!!

Umm.. well, I like that kinda music, so nothing guilty there lol. Hmm.. I like The Muppets remakes of songs.:o

Bubblegum music of the 60s and 70s

"Mandy" and "Copacabana" - Barry Manilow

"Escape - The Pina Colada Song" - Rupert Holmes

"Afternoon Delight" - Starlight Vocal Band

I do like some Metallica.

:D

well, what's "guilty" for one may not be guilty for another. For example, liking Abba, The Carpenters or Olivia Newton-John might be guilty for some people in here, but for me, I'm not ashamed. I'm not ashamed about liking disco or bad 80's music either. I'm not ashamed to admit I still listen to the Flashdance soundtrack, or The Pointer Sisters, or Jody Watley or Sheena Easton or other 80's music. Ashamed of your Ace Of Base and Spice Girls cd's? I'm not.

The closest thing to guilty pleasures I have are Yoko Ono and Barbra Streisand (albeit I only really like her 70's and 80's output), those are the only 2 that I have friends who really HATE them, so it's a little guilty for me to admit to liking them. Everyone rags on Yoko, mostly due to bitterness over what she is blamed for by Beatles fans, but I think if she wasn't linked with The Beatles, she would've been more appreciated in her own right. She may have never reached the heights of All Things Must Pass or Imagine as a solo artist, but she's frankly never done anything quite as bad as Pipes Of Peace or Press To Play either.

Almost all 80's music I even have my XM Satellite Radio on the 80's channel all the time.

Kylie Minogue and Cyndi Lauper. Though I honestly do not feel all that guilty. :dog:

Originally posted by MandieR1980
I even have my XM Satellite Radio on the 80's channel all the time.

Originally posted by MandieR1980
Almost all 80's music I even have my XM Satellite Radio on the 80's channel all the time.

I do too! I love the '80s station. I love listening to Heidi Selexa in the evening.

Originally posted by dukey
Kylie Minogue and Cyndi Lauper. Though I honestly do not feel all that guilty. :dog:

rofl, I was just listening Kylie's "Fever" and Cyndi's "True Colors" cd's today in the car

I can't believe I'm going to admit this, but I love "Everyday" and "Take Me Away" by Fefe Dobson. :woohoo: Those songs, along with others, were on the MTV station on the plane to London that were played on a continuos loop and I was just so excited that I was going back to Poland that those songs now equate to exciting and happiness.

Yeah, well I like listening to some of the new Jessica Simpson songs...which isn't normally the kind of music I listen to.:o

Originally posted by dr frasier crane
I do too! I love the '80s station. I love listening to Heidi Selexa in the evening.

I love Heidi but sometimes that giggle gets on my nerves LOL

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
rofl, I was just listening Kylie's "Fever" and Cyndi's "True Colors" cd's today in the car
I really liked Kylie when she came out with "The Loco-Motion"
during the summer of 1988. It was the summer right before I went into 7th grade and I remember the video on MTV. She was so cute and she had the blond, really curly and fluffy eighties hair. I went right out and bought the CD! :dog:

Let's add some Aqua to that list. I was obssesed with them back in '97/'98 when Barbie Girl came out. My obsession went away, but I still listen to the CD. Also, DSL helped me download like five of their videos (Barbie Girl, My oh My, Lollipop, Dr. Jones, and Roses are Red). It was the first CD I ever bought and I guess the love never faded after 7 years. :o

Originally posted by Czas na Zywiec
Let's add some Aqua to that list. I was obssesed with them back in '97/'98 when Barbie Girl came out. My obsession went away, but I still listen to the CD. Also, DSL helped me download like five of their videos (Barbie Girl, My oh My, Lollipop, Dr. Jones, and Roses are Red). It was the first CD I ever bought and I guess the love never faded after 7 years. :o

Aqua was so sugary it's bad for the teeth, but I admit that their stuff was quite irresistable. A friend from England sent me Lene's solo album

Anything Britney Spears, Cher, some really weird showtunes (Sound of Music and stuff)...

But things like Spice Girls and Hanson, they're not guilty. I heart them. :D

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
Aqua was so sugary it's bad for the teeth, but I admit that their stuff was quite irresistable. A friend from England sent me Lene's solo album

A lot of their songs were, but there were also some really good ones like "Doctor Jones," "Roses Are Red," and "Turn Back Time" that weren't so sugary. I listen to basically every song on the CD except for Barbie Girl (Just because I've heard it over and over and over in '97/'98 that it just wasn't enjoyable anymore).

Culture Club is another guilty pleasure that I've held on to since the early 80s. :lol:

Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤
*gasp* YAY!!

Umm.. well, I like that kinda music, so nothing guilty there lol. Hmm.. I like The Muppets remakes of songs.:o

:blush:


Aw, come on, the Muppets are great, nothing guilty about that ;)


Chris, I like Fefe Dobson too ;)

Originally posted by little insomniac
Culture Club is another guilty pleasure that I've held on to since the early 80s. :lol:

oh me too, how can one not like the Kissing To Be Clever album?

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
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Aw, come on, the Muppets are great, nothing guilty about that ;)


Muppets rule! I have some of the Muppet Show DVDs and I have some MP3s on my Dell DJ

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
oh me too, how can one not like the Kissing To Be Clever album?

I love that album.

Oh, another one is Disney songs... I used to walk around listening to "Be Prepared" and "Prince Ali" on my mp3 player :D

Originally posted by -*Forever*-
Oh, another one is Disney songs... I used to walk around listening to "Be Prepared" and "Prince Ali" on my mp3 player :D

Oh, Disney songs are my weakness...I LOVE those. My sister has like a set of 5 Disney cds and I took em and recorded some songs onto tapes...and Christmas of 2002 I got the Hercules soundtrack and this past Christmas I got a Disney Princesses Soundtrack, oh man, they're great.

I sat around and memorized the song Zero to Hero from Hercules, I'm a Disney addict.

okay, I finally found myself listening to something truly "guilty"

98 Degrees

ace of base, the spice girls, aqua (at least their song "my oh my"... as stupid and lame as lyrics are, i love it.) yeah.. those are probably the least expected bands for me to like. the other day i told one of my friends that i like kelly clarkson and she looked at me weird and said "are you kidding or are you serious?" and i said i was serious and she was like "woah i thought you just liked those bands that scream and dont know what theyre talking about".. lol

One of my fav songs is "Billy Dont Be a Hero" LOL, mist people probably hate that song, but I LOVE it

Britney Spears, the Ace of Base song "I Saw the Sign" and a couple of Nelly songs :o

Side-length versions of (mostly) hit songs. (Y'know, Classic rock!)

GET READY - Rare Earth - 1970 - 21:33 (I'm listneing to it) (album:RARE EARTH)

AUTOBAHN - Kraftwerk - 1975 - 23:00 (album:AUTOBAHN)

THE BALLET FOR A GIRL IN BUCHANNON (features the million seller hits MAKE ME SMILE (actually both MMS AND (capitol intended!) MORE THAN EVER) & COLOUR MY WORLD - Chicago - 1970 - about 17:00
(album:CHICAGO)

IT BETTER END SOON (multi-movement suite) -Chicago (not a hit single BUT..) 15:00 1970
(album:CHICAGO)

RAPPER'S DELIGHT Sugarhill Gang.30:00 1980YO!

And of course,
the classic
IN A GADDA DA-VIDA - Iron Butterfly 1968 17:04

Long versions kick ass!


Plus, Three Dog Night, Tommy James, The Carpenters, Martin Denny (cool POlynesian jazz, had big hits in 1959 QUIET VILLAGE & ENCHANTED SEA), and Tommy Roe..

My Brady Bunch CD's. I have their Christmas album, and their album 'Its A Sunshine Day.' :cheer:

I own the Grease 2 soundtrack and have all the songs on MP3 on my computer. I know all the lyrics too. Need I say more? :crazy: