Mike_C Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 For me I really like the Squirel Nut Zippers and I know it's cliche but I like the neo swing bands like Royal Crown Revue or Big Bad Voodoo Daddy or Goth swing Lee Press-on and the Nails (I know I know but its a real band.)For old school guilty pleasures it's the Ohio Players ( hey if just for the cover art alone) and Donna Summer. ( did I really just admit to liking Love to love you baby?)
El Kabong Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I still spin Saturday Night Fever and I believe the best white soul album of all time is Tom Jones 'Live in Las Vegas.' recorded at the Flamingo in '69. I love disco and house music. I also love old school Rap-Fat Boys, Kurtis Blow, etc.
Brooks Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 +1 on the bee gees and disco, at least for dancing (i dj our company partys; drunk girls + disco = party!).i also like some rap that was popular when i was in college, like public enemy, ice cube, ez e.for some reason i really love sublime, even though they are outside of my typical hard rawk or neo-jazz tastes.
Guest hectorp2 Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Oh Mickey you're so fineYou're so fine you blow my mindHey Mickey!Hey Mickey!Paul Revere and the RaidersI have a crush on Wendy Melvoin from her cameo in the Prince video "Kiss"I had a crush on Alanis Morrisette...How about guilty displeasures....things that you are supposed to like, but hate?I loved Zappa's "Freak Out" but dislike most of the pimply quotable stuff that followed
doody Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I like Ani Difranco... Untouchable face(fuck you) killsI own 2 men at work albums.I like the Cult's version of Born to be wild better than the original.I like a couple John Mayer songs.
Travis Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I'm in a big power metal phase right now, a lot of the bands from Europe. I don't know if I should feel guilty about that or not.
jwhitcomb3 Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I got the soundtrack to "West Side Story" for my birthday. Great music.Most any early-to-mid 70's singer/songwriter/soft rock stuff. Stuff that was tame enough to play with my parents around. I've got the America boxed set. I went to see Janis Ian last month (excellent show).-Jonathan
mudshark Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Tommy James and the ShondellsPaul Revere and the RaidersHerman's HermitsThe Four Freshmen..............still love'em!
Brooks Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Ummm...my wife's Enya cd, INXS, Lord Tracy. i remeber lord tracy! i thought they'd be big when they came out.terry was the original singer for pantera back in their spandex/cover tune days.barney was an amazing shredding bassist (ala billy sheenan), he used to play for lightning (big 70's/early 80's texas band), went on tour w/ the cult after lord tracy split.
md2020 Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Christina Aguilera's track "The Voice Within" from "Stripped" -- great vocal with gobs of transparent compression. I think Christina has more than her fair share of issues, and she's a total fashion train wreck, but after my gal dragged me to a concert, it's clear Xtina can really sing, and without a guide track! What a concept! Not much jumps out at me from the rest of her catalog, but I do like that track.
tafkathundernotes Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 The VaporsSam CookeRay Charles (the old blues stuff)80's metaland I have a Europe CD I listen to once in a while. So sue me...
Nuclear Wessel Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 80's synth pop/new wave. I hated it at the time, but I confess I like listening to the local 80's retro station every now and then. And though I don't feel guilty about this at all, being a rock guitarist, maybe I should: my favorite music for putting in the CD player while just kicking back around the house is Steve Roach or some other electronic ambient/new age synth stuff. Oh, and I also like to listen to hard core techno.
GusS Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Aiyyo!! dog, I meet bitches, discrete bitchesStreet bitches, slash, cocoa puff sweet bitches (what? )Make you wanna eat bitches, but not meY’all niggaz eat off the plate all you want but not d (uhh)I fuck with these hoes from a distanceThe instant they start to catch feelingsI start to stealin they shitThen I’m out just like a thief in the nightI sink my teeth in to biteYou thinkin life, I’m thinkin more like - whassup tonight?Come on ma, you know I got a wifeAnd even though that pussy tight I’m not gon’ jeapordize my life (aight? )So what is it you want from a nigga? (what? )I gave you, you gave me - bitch, I blazed you, you blazed me (c’mon)Nothin more, nothin less, but you at my doorWillin to confess that it’s the best you ever testedBetter than all the rest, I’m like, ’aight girlfriend, hold upI gave you, what you gave me boo, a nut (f’real)’There was brenda, latisha, linda, felicia (okay)Dawn, leshaun, ines, and alicia (ooh)Teresa, monica, sharron, nicki (uh-huh)Lisa, veronica, karen, vicky (damn)Cookies, well I met her in a ice cream parlor (aight? )Tonya, diane, lori and carla (okay)Marina (uhh) selena (uhh) katrina (uhh) sabrina (uhh)About three kim’s (what? ) latoya, and tina (whoo!)Shelley, bridget, cavi, rasheeda (uh-huh)Kelly, nicole, angel, juanita (damn!)Stacy, tracie, rohna, and ronda (what? )Donna, ulanda (what? ) tawana, and wanda (what? )Were all treated fairly but yet and stillBitches is on some other shit now that I’m fuckin wit dru hillBut i’ma keep it real (what? )What the fuck you want from a nigga? (c’mon)What the fuck you want from a nigga? (c’mon)
Lockbody Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I got the soundtrack to "West Side Story" for my birthday. Great music. -Jonathan +1 for West Side Story.
Nuclear Wessel Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 How about guilty displeasures....things that you are supposed to like, but hate? Good question. I never got into Eric Clapton. I absolutely can't stand his big radio hits (Lay Down Sally, I Shot the Sheriff...) and a lot of the rest of his material, I've just never latched onto.I never liked the Rolling Stones. I sorta liked a few songs (You Can't Always Get What You Want, Hot Stuff, You're a Fool To Cry), but most of their bigger hits (Jumpin' Jack Flash, Brown Sugar...), I'd switch stations the instant they came on.When I was a kid and into my teens, I didn't really like Led Zeppelin. I can appreciate them now, but as a kid, their music never connected with me.
Eric Weston Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Ummm...my wife's Enya cd, INXS, Lord Tracy. i remeber lord tracy! i thought they'd be big when they came out.terry was the original singer for pantera back in their spandex/cover tune days.barney was an amazing shredding bassist (ala billy sheenan), he used to play for lightning (big 70's/early 80's texas band), went on tour w/ the cult after lord tracy split. Actually, the guy who got me into Lord Tracy was from Chi-town and he talked me into trying ( and buying) my first Hamer! WOO HOOOO!!
Jeff R Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 I've got a compilation CD called "Pure Funk" that I love to spin when I'm working in the kitchen. Another kitchen spinner - James Brown's "Live At The Apollo" from the 60s.I guess you could call my 80s metal a guilty pleasure. Listened to Exodus on the way to work today - I just got turned on to them recently by my drummer and I can't believe I missed them back in the day. They sound a lot like Testament (another Bay Area thrash band) with Udo from Accept on vocals.Oh yeah, and I've was spinning some Duran Duran recently. Love that band, they were so underrated in my opinion.
Stike Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Cmon guys, what's to be guilty about some the stuff ya'll listed. Aint nothing wrong Squirel Nut Zippers( a fine NC export I might add ) and there aint a damn thing wrong with liking Sam Cooke. You want guilt(aka crap), if Rick Asltey's Never Gonna Give You Up comes on the radio lets just say I dont race to change the station. Now start fessin' up.
tafkathundernotes Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 OK dammit! Bon Jovi, Rick Springfield and the Bay City Rollers. There - I said it. And I'm not ashamed!
Armitage Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Musical guilty pleasuresShiny guitars, dirty amps and even even dirtier girls!
Michael_ Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 Bon Jovi, some John Mayer tunes...Aslee Simpson?I WIN!
formula73 Posted May 6, 2005 Posted May 6, 2005 How could I forget Ashlee Simpson? When I told my friend she sounded good, I thought he was gonna die.And I'd beat her guts.Edited for a bit of clarity. Hey-I'm leaving tomorrow. Why shouldn't I be drunk?
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