Guilty Pleasures

[YI]

Ordinary World was a swank song.

[Summers]

I'm guessing Duran Duran isn't a guilty pleasure. But what about 1993 Duran Duran? 'Come Undone' and 'Ordinary World'...

I listen to lots of soft rock (I call it wuss rock) from the 80s and early 90s. Mainly cause I grew up listening to that crap, when I was little. And all that shit just stuck over the years. The pussier shit from groups like Heart, Journey, Foreigner, Genesis, Hall and Oates, Chicago, Fleetwood Mac, Toto, Mariah Carey. Then you got Phil Collins solo stuff, the famous songs from Breathe and Ambrosia, Anita Baker.

Well, just for the record ... if it's a female vocalist and I like it... it's a guilty pleasure to me. Although this trance vocalist out of New York named Jes, she's got a damn good voice. Can't get myself to buy the album though.

Nothing involving Collins, or Genesis, is a guilty pleasure. It's awesome.

So are Journey.

[YI]

Rick Astley. But I embrace the fact I love Rick Astley. But following the whole 'internet phenomenan' Astley, people think I only like him because of that (Well the slightly more nerdier people...but I'm still embarrased to think people think that's why I like Astley). The internet ruins everything.

SHE WANTS TO DANCE WITH ME!!! **dun-d-dun-dun**

COS I HOLD HER SO TIGHT NEXT TO ME!!!

Best video ever...in fact, his videos were epic. The one where he seduces blonde women on a beach with him singing songs on a TV is quality too.

Edited September 19, 2007 by YI

[YI]

I prefer new Thrice to old Thrice.

*GASP*

Edited September 19, 2007 by YI

[thuganomic]

Simple Plan. Teen Angst FTW.

I mean, also *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, but I'm sure everyone likes them, right? >_>

*waits for Backdorm Boys joke*

[Jeff Jeffries]

I've been listening to alot of 50s & 60s what i call doo-wop rock lately.

It was a one eyed one horned flying purple people eater. Sure looked strange to me.

[Skummy]

Doo-wop's fucking awesome. Love me some Dion & The Belmonts.

Anyhow, on the topic of Genesis and Phil Collins, "Paperlate" has to be the ultimate cheesefest song. The intro sounds like Collins stumbling into a drumkit, then TRUMPET - PAYHEYPERLATE! PAPER-LAYHATE!

[Mattman]

Ashley Tisdale................... I generally like Alternative Rock music and most of my friends do, so this is really guilty for me. I have to hide the CD when any of my friends come round.

[METALMAN]

I suppose Sting could be called a guilty pleasure because people seem to find it funny that I listen to him. I've made no secret of the fact that I think his music is fantastic though.

[Lowerdeck]

I suppose Sting could be called a guilty pleasure because people seem to find it funny that I listen to him. I've made no secret of the fact that I think his music is fantastic though.

Sting solo, Sting w/ The Police, or both?

Cause The Police were awesome.

[METALMAN]

Both. Particularly his solo stuff. The Police are a bit "cooler" than Sting's solo music though.

Edited September 19, 2007 by metalman

[New Damage]

So are Journey.

Anywho who produces "Anyway You Want It" are gods. I prefer the Rise Against version, but hell, the Journey one is a classic.

[GRIFT]

Supertramp.

[Guest Mr. Potato Head]

Never in a million years can Supertramp be considered a guilty pleasure.

Unless you mean after Hodgson left.

[TheRyno]

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.

[GRIFT]

Never in a million years can Supertramp be considered a guilty pleasure.

Unless you mean after Hodgson left.

[apsham]

1234 by Feist is in my damn head, and it will not leave. Thanks iPod.