I had lots of them (real cheesy stuff), but I cleaned up my whole archive (albums and mp3 library)... once I had (and liked...) albums by Bachman Turner Overdrive and The Bellamy Brothers.

Maybe now I could mention Billy Joel. I like 52nd street and Innocent Man - but I am not always that sure and was thinking of giving his albums away.

rock your body-justin timberlake

yes i like barry manilow's old stuff!

some of beyonce's stuff

"no more" by 3LW

almost anything 36 mafia

I spent a long time fighting it, but I've had to give in to Justin's FutureSex. Sorry, but "My Love" and most of those other tracks are stright slammin' and it's taken me a long time to be comfortable with my music tastes to give into that.

CoolMF said:

i like 'future sex' to didn't want to but i couldn't help it

I wouldn't call them a guilty pleasure since I like them, but...


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I am so completely and utterly disgusted with myself 4 loving Carly Simon so much.

npgmaverick said:

I betcha u think this thread is about u....DON'T U????

Girls aloud and ABBA

minneapolisgenius said:

10CC is awesome! i put them in the same playlist as ELO, for reasons obvious or not-so-obvious.

Anx said:

I love them. I play them alongside Supertramp. I never really got into ELO though. At least not yet.

minneapolisgenius said:

oooh, supertramp is a good one to put them with. i never really got into supertramp, though when i was a kid, i LOVED their radio singles. i should probably put them on my "to hear" list.

Milli Vanilli
Fine Young Canniblas
New Kids
New Edition
Kelly Clarkson
The Bee Gees

minneapolisgenius said:

10cc's the shit! i thought i was the only one who likes those guys...

another one of my guilty pleasures: hall & oates. ya'll can't deny it, they got some stone-cold jams within their catalogue (besides "i can't go for that (no can do)").

Anx said:

They (Supertramp) are one of those bands I never really knew anything about. I mean, I recognized their songs on the radio as a kid, but I never knew for a long time who it was. Then I realized I really liked them.

Kind of like how I realized that I really did like the Xanadu soundtrack, and Olivia Newton John after Dan put the movie on for me one day.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Hall and Oates go well with my 10cc and Supertramp playlist actually. I was going to start a 10cc thread way back, but then I just got lazy. I'm making myself a 10cc t-shirt in fact.

I'll add some of Chicago's songs on my list as well. And I used to make fun of Elton John, but I am addicted to his 70s stuff right now.

I'm amazed that people are semi-ashamed of some of the music they like.
Why? Is it because you're so concerned what others may think of you?


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Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i luuuv 'adult education', right down to the cheesy-ass video they made on a pyramid.

Anx said:

I hope Family Man is on your H&O list.


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Anx said:

oh m'gawd...:searchingonyoutube:

Anx said:

The video for "Out of Touch" though has got to be one of the cheesiest ever. The one w/ the giant drum that they get flattened by and then peeled off the floor. I always imagine the video director/s of this video sitting there throwing around ideas about what they were going to do.

I SWEAR I was just talking about this video at the Mpls. Invasion with someone.

insomnia said:

Not being coy, I've grown into real music and now I know the difference.

The soundtrack to the movie version of Rent.

theAudience said:

Some things are the musical equivalent of pet rocks, parachute pants and high top fades...they're faddish, silly, awful/ fugly or just plain crap, but they were the shit for a hot second or popular among a certain subculture. The sort of stuff where it holds a fond place in your heart for whatever reason, but is also likely to make you look back in a decade and laugh in what in the hell was I thinking sort of way.

This post is all in fun....if we were really all that concerned about our cool points, this thread would've never existed or had zero replies....we're embracing our inner dork

Slave2daGroove said:

Absolutely NOTHING to be ashamed of there. I still listen to old Metallica on a regular basis. I find it great for cleaning the house. I feel like I'm on speed and can get a lot done in a short amount of time.

MikeMatronik said:

NorthernLad said:

I am loving the fact that Gobbles is your avatar.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Co-sign on that

i got the "12" of i can't go for that" on c.d.

insomnia said:

I'm half-joking/half-serious.
All good musical diets include a healthy dose of cheeze/sleeze.


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