Guilty pleasure songs

Burn us both.

I think we need a full on Inquisition of the Metal thread to find out who amongst us are traitors.

I didn't expect that.

ELO,Britney Spears "toxic",The Monkees,Neil Diamond

lots of 80s songs like synthpop and New Wave like Tear for fears

tears for fears should not be guilty

Early tears for Fears(Mad World aside) should be, there second album not so much

edited 5th Apr '11 10:54:12 AM by faradayangel

and Everybody Wants to Rule the World...METAL REMIX

edited 5th Apr '11 10:47:36 AM by vanthebaron

I love this personally as I said guilty pleasure

edited 5th Apr '11 11:05:48 AM by faradayangel

DUDE this was in Donnie Darko...love this song

edited 5th Apr '11 11:03:35 AM by vanthebaron

yes I know, it was the movie that introduced me to the awesomeness of Echo And The Bunnymen, Strangely I didn't even mind the use of Duran Duran

edited 5th Apr '11 11:19:32 AM by faradayangel

only thing that could have made the soundtrack better was some Empty Room's style Gary Moore

edited 5th Apr '11 11:12:19 AM by vanthebaron

there's a bit in it that sounds almost exactly like Head Over Heels, I'd never heard that it's kinda weird I generally think of a bluesy sound when I think Gary Moore

edited 5th Apr '11 11:20:23 AM by faradayangel

Broken CYDE is bad but the songs that aren't ear-rape from the start have an odd "what the heck is that?!" charm. Can't say I like them all that much, but they aren't that terrible.

As for songs which are not guilty, but which are way more awesome than anyone would think... 'Face up... face down... ATTACK OR DEFEND!'

I actually liked West End Girls by the Pet Shop Boys a lot. :O It really is just that one song though. I got one of their greatest hits albums and I was disappoint.

I guess "We Built This City" would be a pretty big one for me. Actually, I like Starship in general.

I also like We Built This City. Also, Listen To Your Heart by Roxette. And Dress You Up by Madonna (the only song of hers I really like).

you've got me "singing" Into The Groove now, but yeah I like that song, I'm a huge Madonna fan

There are plenty of silly pop songs that I quite like, though I'm fully aware of how patently ridiculous they are. Case in point: "Funkytown".

Oh God.

• Quite a few Katy Perry songs. I hated "I Kissed a Girl" with the intesity of 10 thousand burning suns. Then she came out with Hot 'n Cold which I loved on instance, Teenage Dream and California Gurls also made me loose my cerdiblility. I can't say that I like "Firework", but I can't say I hate it ethier.

• Friday. I consider it the Rocky Horror of songs. It's a blast to riff.

but the biggest culprit of my Guilty Pleasure (more like Guilty Shame) is...

Eenie Meenie by Justin Beiber feat. Sean Kingston.

Don't get me wrong I hate Beiber's music and I'm no fan of Sean Kingston ethier, the lyrics are terrible and so are the rap segments, but other than those two things I though that it was extremely catchy. You know what, I'm stopping there. If I have to give any more compliments out to Justin freaking Beiber I'm gonna blow.

(Spending the rest of the year rebuilding my cred)

edited 11th Apr '11 1:58:00 AM by PippingFool

Did Todd get a sex change, de-age, and move to Australia?

I don't know. I do have the same opinions that he has about Katy Perry and the last part of the rant about how I'm not going to say anymore positive things abou JB and the parts in the brackets was a reference to Todd, but that's about it.

edited 11th Apr '11 3:59:36 AM by PippingFool

The majority of Taylor Swift's work I can't stand, and yet there's something about 'Haunted' that I find oddly awesome.

I liked Arcade Fire before it was mainstream. XP

I'm listening to the new Bring Me The Horizon album. Why am I listening to the new Bring Me The Horizon album?