Guilty Pleasures!

For what it's worth the real 'oh dear' is Whigfield, followed closely by James Blunt.
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It's only James Blunt's "Carry You Home" that I really like...not any of his other stuff.

At least I didn't admit to liking Boney M's "Ma Baker"!
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Why? Should you have done? ;)

Mind you another one to the list is Boney M's Night Flight To Venus intro!
 
For what it's worth the real 'oh dear' is Whigfield, followed closely by James Blunt.
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Woo Hoo, what do I win :o

Also got Spice Girls, Shampoo, Bananarama, Geri Haliwell, Holly Valance...

I'm going for a clean sweep of the top 5 :cool:
 
I've come to this thread a bit late - some corkers on here!!!

My older sister was a huge David Cassidy fan, and as a result I can sing most of his albums straight through no problem even now. My particular favourite is "Some Kind of a Summer" from the Rock Me Baby album...

:o :o :o
 
Abandon hope all ye who enter here:
;)
you'll be singing jibberish all night - luv it! :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFzyYYZsxGc
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:o :o :o :o :o :o :o

Ok i'm out of the closet.
I was in Majorca when that came out, I fess up to buying the DVD whilst over there cos it was so catchy and I didn't think it would surface over here.

While i'm having a confessional, I also like/have
La Bamba
Macarena
Mambo
Que sera mi vida
oops upside your head

And, many more, some of which, most of you, wouldn't have heard of.
I did some DJ'ing back in the late 70's, early 80's.
Myself and my fellow jock's claim to fame was taking afew tapes of "feels like i'm in love" to Newquay, giving them to some of the jocks down there. They went mad for it and two months later it was No1!!! Sorry!!!!

I will now go and sit in a corner and put a brown paper bag over my head to hide my shame
 
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