Musical guilty pleasure

[Durlston]

5,6,7,8 yes yes steps!

It was the last thing on my mind when i arrived home but due to the day ive had its better best forgotten. Without a jumper I was a deeper shade of blue, which was a tragedy in itself but better the devil you know, back to my sunday best, a chain reaction followed, my heartbeat jumped when I saw olivia newton john, with her, loves got a hold of my heart but as before, thanks travolta, as Im left to reflect after the love has gone so Im gonna stomp for this summer of love as its the way you make me feel.

That is f***ing brilliant! They remind me so much of the late nineties; Nokia phones, Human Traffic (the film), quality pills, Albion back home after the Gillingham years, decent fruit machines, banging a 16 year-old bird. Fantastic time!

 

[Lord Bamber]

That is f***ing brilliant! They remind me so much of the late nineties; Nokia phones, Human Traffic (the film), quality pills, Albion back home after the Gillingham years, decent fruit machines, banging a 16 year-old bird. Fantastic time!

Quality times indeed, although at my age if Id been banging a 16 year old they might have locked me up.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Jim Reeves

 

[philsussex]

The Carpenters

Very much this!

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Glen Medeiros!

 

[Gullys Cats]

Does anyone else here have a guilty pleasure that is far from what they usually listen to?

For me it's Take That

Generally HATE pop boy bands but there is something about Gary and the boys (excluding that cock Robbie)

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Take That for me, and i bought boy zones greatest hits

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Have a few more of mine:

Daphne & Celeste - Ooh Stick You (I won't subject you to the video but I love that song).

Kenny Rogers - Coward of the County



And this is particularly bad Eurotrash hit by Army of Lovers - Crucified.

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My credibility lies in tatters.

Oooh stick you, ya mama too (and your daddy)...

How the hell I remember that I don't know. But Coward Of The County is a CLASSIC not a shameful secret.

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

Well, here's my list of shame ...

The Feeling (yes they're massively derivative but just so darned catchy. The musical equivalent of Quavers)
ELO - treated with scorn and disdain by all right thinking rock/punk/new wave fans mid to late Seventies. But you can't help singing along when they're on the radio
Sweet/Mud/Suzi Quatro etc - the whole glam rock/Chinn Chapman axis. Cheesey but great fun.
70s disco - KC & The Sunshine Band, Kool & The Gang, Hues Corporation, Rose Royce etc
70s prog - Yes, King Crimson, early Genesis, even (dare I say it) a bit of ELP. Sometimes only something complicated and poncey with ridiculous lyrics will do.

 

[big nuts]

ELO surely the finest purveyors of guilty pleasure known to man since wanking into your mum's bra.

Also think hall & Oates are tremendous, vastly underated as is cuddly toy by roachford.

 

[00snook]

Bros

 

[little al]

ELO - treated with scorn and disdain by all right thinking rock/punk/new wave fans mid to late Seventies. But you can't help singing along when they're on the radio
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Nowt wrong with this.

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[Tricky Dicky]

I probably have loads, but the one I was listening to last night and this morning was Billy Joel - mainly because I like piano music, and I would like to be able to play some of his stuff.

 

[The Large One]

My one and only (probably) guilty pleasure...

The rest - The Carpenters, Aphrodite's Child, Herb Alpert - I just don't feel guilty about.

 

[Seagull Steve]

Chas and Dave. Love 'em.

I like Chas and Dave too. Blimey admitting that and agreeing with a Palace in the same post, is really just too much.

 

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