Muscial Guilty Pleasures!

[MizunoGreyhound]

I`m guessing you all have other dark and sinister secrets looking at the responses so far...

For my part, the shame comes in the form of ABBA.

However, I would like to try for some redemption by reminding everyone of the tight fitting jumpsuits. Mmmmmm

 

[USER1999]

On the men or the women?

 

[MizunoGreyhound]

Murph, who am I to question your sexuality?

 

[CrapHacker]

On the men or the women?

Smiffy was in ABBA ?????

 

[USER1999]

Murph, who am I to question your sexuality?

Well, tbh, the two women in ABBA were munters, so choice wise, there wasn't much.

 

[Ken_A]

Almost anything

On last.fm my user name is Soundz_good

You will see plenty of stuff to make ones face red.

 

[viscount17]

this is a terrible admission for a southerner but I actually like <u>some</u> pipe music. under the right circumstances it can really make the hairs stand up.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Murph, who am I to question your sexuality?

Well, tbh, the two women in ABBA were munters, so choice wise, there wasn't much.

I quite fancied Agnetha during my formative years.

 

[AuburnWarrior]

I remember Auburn Warrior telling me that Mr Squibb, his music master at school, was always telling him that it was difficult to beat his organ although apparently AW got an A+ for his efforts.

Roger.....

I told you that in confidence...

 

[chrisd]

I love Johnny Cash...


Not sure if that's that bad.
His stuff he wrote and sang before he died is amazing...

Would have been even more amazing if he had written it and sung it after he died

So that would be like de-composing??





Chris

 

[Smiffy]

Gary Numan.
Love it.
Went to see him at the indig02 last December and again in Brighton a few weeks ago when he was at a small venue called the Concorde2. My 19yr old daughter Lydia loves him too and came with me both times, in fact the Brighton gig was her idea as I didn't even know he was down there. She found out and treated me to a ticket (although I have given her the money back two or three times over since then when I work it out )
Also love ABBA, been to see 2 or 3 Bjorn Again concerts which were great fun.
I'd really love to see Erasure perform one of their Christmas shows. I love their music, great for parties.
And I love Michael Jackson. Whatever you think of the guy, he was a genius showman, great dancer, great singer. He had it all as an entertainer.
I saw him at Wembley in the 80's (cant' rememeber the exact year). Was miles away from the stage but still remember it as a great night.
Also saw S Club 7 with my daughter when she was about 12
and I used to have a crush on Lisa from Steps

 

[medwayjon]

Gary Numan.
Love it.
Went to see him at the indig02 last December and again in Brighton a few weeks ago when he was at a small venue called the Concorde2. My 19yr old daughter Lydia loves him too and came with me both times, in fact the Brighton gig was her idea as I didn't even know he was down there. She found out and treated me to a ticket (although I have given her the money back two or three times over since then when I work it out )
Also love ABBA, been to see 2 or 3 Bjorn Again concerts which were great fun.
I'd really love to see Erasure perform one of their Christmas shows. I love their music, great for parties.
And I love Michael Jackson. Whatever you think of the guy, he was a genius showman, great dancer, great singer. He had it all as an entertainer.
I saw him at Wembley in the 80's (cant' rememeber the exact year). Was miles away from the stage but still remember it as a great night.
Also saw S Club 7 with my daughter when she was about 12
and I used to have a crush on Lisa from Steps

Funny you should mention Gary Numan, in his younger days he was a drinking buddy of my dad and his mate dave!

 

[Paul_Stewart]

My top 10 songs of all-time usually make my mates either puke, laugh or both.

1 - Take me home (Phil Collins)
2 - Something happened on the way to heaven (Phil Collins)
3 - Never gonna give you up (Rick Astley)
4 - Electric Dreams (Oakey and Moroder)
5 - Red red wine (UB40)
6 - You came (Kim Wilde)
7 - Take on me (A-Ha)
8 - Wish I had a photograph of you (Flock of Seagulls)
9 - A little respect (Erasure)
10 - Criticise (Alexander O'Neal)

 

[Paul_Stewart]

I'd really love to see Erasure perform one of their Christmas shows. I love their music, great for parties.

Saw Erasure a few times in the late 80s/early 90s. Always made sure I took my girlfriend at the time along in case I got picked up. If only I'd worn white trousers in those days eh?

 

[forefortheday]

Saw Erasure a few times in the late 80s/early 90s. Always made sure I took my girlfriend at the time along in case I got picked up. If only I'd worn white trousers in those days eh?

Why were you frightened you might like it?

 

[CannyFifer]

Saw Erasure a few times in the late 80s/early 90s. Always made sure I took my girlfriend at the time along in case I got picked up. If only I'd worn white trousers in those days eh?

Why were you frightened you might like it?

That sounds like an offer

 

[Steve79]

Luther Vandross - Legend

 

[RGDave]

Anything, song/artist that you really like but feel perhaps slightly embarassed to admit to?

Hundreds....but that list DOESN'T include Dire Straits or Bruce Springsteen, both of which I detest with a passion.
Nor does it include any Stock, Aitken and Waterman.
AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES.....Russel Watson or That Welsh cross-over bint that looks tasty but fails to deliver in any other aspect at all.
and probably the most hated of all.....Dido....her of the repetitious minor 3rd-based melodies and tawdry A minor - E7

I think having 2 music degrees doesn't help.

 

[forefortheday]

Saw Erasure a few times in the late 80s/early 90s. Always made sure I took my girlfriend at the time along in case I got picked up. If only I'd worn white trousers in those days eh?

Why were you frightened you might like it?

That sounds like an offer

Well I like your shoes but I'm not sure on the hair!

 

[CannyFifer]

Anything, song/artist that you really like but feel perhaps slightly embarassed to admit to?

Hundreds....but that list DOESN'T include Dire Straits or Bruce Springsteen, both of which I detest with a passion.
Nor does it include any Stock, Aitken and Waterman.
AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES.....Russel Watson or That Welsh cross-over bint that looks tasty but fails to deliver in any other aspect at all.
and probably the most hated of all.....Dido....her of the repetitious minor 3rd-based melodies and tawdry A minor - E7

I think having 2 music degrees doesn't help.

Better with a Bb instument, the sound of a great cornet player is amazing, even if I am blowing my own trumpet