Guilty pleasure songs

I think most of her songs are really stupid, but I like "Blow."

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Peter Cetera-era Chicago.

"Shut Up And Drive" by Rihanna

"Tik Tok" by Ke$ha

And dear god do I hate them both.

Don't ask what's wrong with me, because I don't know either.

Anything about the Eurovision Song Contest...now, I'm gonna make a fool out of myself and say that some of the songs (about 10%) are actually nice pop tunes and the contest is not as weird as it used to be in a world where Lady Gaga or Katy Perry are top charting artists...

...And thanks to the contest, I discovered REALLY good artists like Lovebugs, Patricia Kaas, Gerard Lenorman, Mummiy Troll, Dino Merlin among many others...

...I feel dirty, I'm gonna take a shower

Jennifer Rush.

I have an entire guilty pleasure album.

Teenage Dream by Katy Perry. I will die with the belief that it is one of the best pop albums ever made. I just, er, won't admit it to anybody.

edited 19th Oct '11 5:29:43 AM by Completion

if you want to talk guilt pleasure albums I got a long list

• NSYNC's self titled album
• Backstreet Boys Millennium
• The Fame
• the S&M single

the list goes on....I am so gay :)

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I probably listen to Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls considerably more than the average adult male.

AC/DC is my guilty unpleasure. Everyone rants about how much they kick ass, but I find them horrible!

And I like Rick Ashley's "Never Gonna Give You Up".

Although I firmly believe U2 are not a guilty pleasure, because people hate on them so much, I guess they might as well be.

edited 20th Oct '11 3:24:46 AM by CrazyDawg

I have 71 songs by Britney Spears on my iPod. Although that many transcends guilty pleasure...

Our music taste is equally gay.

edited 20th Oct '11 3:54:46 AM by Completion

Extremely gay

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• Ke$ha's "Tik Tok"
• Some of Lady Gaga's songs, such as "Just Dance" and "Born this Way"
• The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling"
• Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up"
• Katy Perry's "California Gurls"

edited 23rd Oct '11 9:26:26 PM by mcb01932

Their early era is not a guilty pleasure by any means. I haven't met a person who doesn't like "25 or 6 to 4."

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Dolly Parton, Reba Mc Entire and a few Country Music Songs. For the most part I despise the genre, but there are a few that I can't hate...

edited 24th Oct '11 3:23:36 PM by Lanceleoghauni

"Coffee! Coffeecoffeecoffee! Coffee! Not as strong as Meth-amphetamine, but it lets you keep your teeth!"

I'm not referring to their early era.

I met two people who didn't like the song because the riff rips off a Led Zeppelin song (which I can't remember the name of right now, but it's the same one that Green Day's "Brain Stew" cribs as well).

Of course, I still like that song, just as I love The Beach Boys' "Surfin' U.S.A." even though it's a blatant ripoff of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen".

If you're referring to the era of cheesy power ballads, well, ask anyone who's ever played Elite Beat Agents if they like the song "You're the Inspiration".

edited 26th Oct '11 5:30:12 AM by 0dd1

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"Communication Breakdown"? It's the only Zeppelin song I can think of that had that riff and would have been out before "25 Or 6 To 4".

Of course, it could just as easily be a rip-off of "Gimme Some Lovin'" by the Spencer Davis Group.

I've not played that game myself.

edited 26th Oct '11 9:40:38 AM by TheGloomer

You brave, masochistic bastard. My heart goes out to you.

I'll hide your name inside a word and paint your eyes with false perception.

I'm also quite keen on Nelson and Roxette.

Broke NCYDE aren't as bad as everyone says.

I'd take them over lots of bands any day of the week.

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Ever since last week:

Damn you, Yellowjackets! Why must you be so good?

And, well, I like metal and some electronic music, which is pretty bad if you're a jazz kid.

edited 26th Oct '11 7:24:47 PM by czhang

Actually, to me the heavier section of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" is a lot closer to "25 or 6 to 4" and "Brain Stew" than "Communication Breakdown" is. Led Zeppelin Covered Up that song from Ann Bredon *

to begin with, but that part of it wasn't in the original.

edited 27th Oct '11 12:28:23 AM by MikeK

I suppose you're right. I always forget that song has a fast bit.

Then I have just the guy for you:

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I must say that that was pretty darn excellent. Thank you