Bodom

I honestly can't see how something like Horse The Band could be a guilty pleasure, but oh well.

I don't know about guilty pleasures per sé, as I don't see the point in being ashamed of what you listen to, or worried about what people might think of you based on what you listen to, but there's one or two songs that people might be surprised to hear I like, and that I probably wouldn't exactly admit in regular conversation; "Lil' Star" by Kelis & Cee-Lo, "Foundations" by Kate Nash, and all of Alex Parks' first album....but I'm not ashamed to like them, they're not really a guilty pleasure in that respect.

What bands are you ashamed of listening to but still rock out to?

Horse the Band: A Friend of mine got me into them, I am a sucker for keyboards and they are very keyboard driven. The whole "Nintendocore" scene fascinates me.

As I lay Dying: I was watching a Tyler Black tribute on Youtube and the song "Elegy" was the music. I really dig them for some reason.

Sevendust: Part of my childhood, I still listen to songs like "Bitch" and "Praise" every once in a while.

Anything from Faith No More that involves Chuck Taylor is great.

POD - Youth of the Nation

Awesome darkish riff, rap for the verse and reggaeish for the chorus. Awesome mix.

Velvet Revolver - Fall To Pieces

The whole song smells of Slash and GNR so much it's great.

Silent Drive - 4/16

Possibly the best song I've got for free (of 2) off last.fm. And all the better a week later it wasn't available.

Mercy Drive - Away

They've got so much more than the Orton's Burn In My Light

Metallica - Fuel

Best beginning/chorus ever?

Your username bring another song to mind!

"Zillion Dollar Sadist" by Turbonegro

"Wasted Again" by Turbonegro

"Save Your Generation" by Jawbreaker

"At Your Funeral" by Saves the Day

"Been Caught Stealing" by Jane's Addiction

"Stardog Champion" by Mother Love Bone

"Dyslexic Heart" by Paul Westerberg

"Rockin The Suburbs" by Ben Folds

"Commerce TX" by Ben Kweller

"The Bucket" by Kings of Leon

"12:51" by The Strokes

"The Sweetness" by Jimmy Eat World

"Stick em up" by Quarashi

thats all I can think of right now

Mayday Parade (really good cd)

Envy On the coast

The Higher

The Panic Divison

Kids In the way (new cd coming out, should be decent)

Armor For Sleep

Emery

Madina Lakes

Anberlin

June

Just Surrender

Amber Pacific

My American Heart

The Almost (Singer of Underoath)

The Starting Line (New cd out - Sucks)

Dead Poetic

Lydia

park

Punchline

Saosin

So They Say

A day at the fair

All Time Low

The Audition

Brandston

Fm Static

Thousand Foot Krutch

Hit The Lights

AVOID all of these.

FUCK THE POLICE! AND GANG CONTROL! WE GOTTA TEAR IT DOWN! EVERYONE GET UP AND LETS GO!

Great band, Mediocre Generica, Rock the 40oz, and Fuck World Trade rocked.

Mayday Parade (really good cd)

Envy On the coast

The Higher

The Panic Divison

Kids In the way (new cd coming out, should be decent)

Armor For Sleep

Emery

Madina Lakes

Anberlin

June

Just Surrender

Amber Pacific

My American Heart

The Almost (Singer of Underoath)

The Starting Line (New cd out - Sucks)

Dead Poetic

Lydia

park

Punchline

Saosin

So They Say

A day at the fair

All Time Low

The Audition

Brandston

Fm Static

Thousand Foot Krutch

Hit The Lights

Anything by Johnny Rebel or Screwdriver.

"Jordan Minnisota" by Big Black was kind of scary.

Machine Head and Sepultura are all you need. Ever.

When I was 14 I heard my first Napalm Death Song.....needless to say I was a little creeped out.

"Hero" by Ministry

Municipal Waste

Blind Guardian

Danzig

Helllhammer

The haunted

Candy Apple Grey was their poppiest release, I agree with you though, Zen Arcade, New Day Rising, and Flip Your Wig are all very Hardcore based.....shit actual emo is founded from Hardcore bands.

AFI should never cover anything after they covered 'Jack The Ripper'. Adding a looong emo'y start to it and being whiny is quite irritating.

But I would like someone to come up with a good cover album for The Smiths, RHCP (as previously mentioned) or RATM.

Deltron 3030

If you like any irish influenced punk rock.......

Darkbuster

btw, good to see another Jawbreaker fan in the house.

The Phenomenauts and Man? or Astroman?, good rockabilly bands with space themes.

Slough Feg is good too, they have major celtic folk influencein their music and they have two space themed albums.

Husker Du, jawbreaker, Fugazi, Screeching Weasel, Go Betty Go, The Mr. T Experience, Saves The Day.

Id like to see someone do some modern versions of Jesus Lizard, Big Black, and Bad Brains tracks.

Janes Addiction, Stone Temple Pilots, Sonic Youth.

Oh shit Rick Rude? The Ravishing One is going to dominate. Cena fears The Rude Awakening!

i'll be on X-Box 360 Air-Sabuing it up.