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Guilty Pleasure Music
- Thread starter HUSKER HOT SAUCE
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Ah! You were a Screech fanboy, gotcha!I'll see your Randy Watkins, and raise you.
I am constantly getting that Cardi B song stuck in my head...I’m a ashamed
She has a knack for earworms. "I don't dance now, I make money moves."
Dick
Never even heard of that song. Try again.
LOL.... Just give the song up....
Maybe not real poppy, but, there's something about a Canadian girl singin' deep south blues!
great little cover tune..... and those chi chi's
You know, I totally missed this when it came out. How much of the hate is due to overexposure? I can see this being played every 20 minutes on a pop station in its prime. Sort of like "Freebird" on classic rock stations. The song is really pretty good. I can just see that stations would have played it until fans couldn't take it anymore and they came to hate it.
I guess mine would have to be: Carole King, Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Peter Paul and Mary, Judy Collins, Roberta Flack. Ummm... do I have to turn in my man card? Not to many who cared to hear those in High School or at Old Frat House. (They also didn't like Springsteen, I did).
And as much as I really didn't care to go to Disco's, not all Disco music was that bad. Some is even good.
But in my opinion a true guilty pleasure is one you are really almost ashamed to admit you like, you will deny it...
Well the Bee-Gees would be mine, including the Saturday Night Fever sound track.
My next one is there are a few songs by The Carpenter(s) I like. A few by John Denver.
But my biggest embarrassment ever was: I promised to take my wife to a Barry Manilow concert for her birthday. An out of town business meeting was called for that date; I had to back out of attending in person and participate remotely and tell everyone why I couldn't go. Truth is I also liked some of Manilow's tunes, too.
And as much as I really didn't care to go to Disco's, not all Disco music was that bad. Some is even good.
But in my opinion a true guilty pleasure is one you are really almost ashamed to admit you like, you will deny it...
Well the Bee-Gees would be mine, including the Saturday Night Fever sound track.
My next one is there are a few songs by The Carpenter(s) I like. A few by John Denver.
But my biggest embarrassment ever was: I promised to take my wife to a Barry Manilow concert for her birthday. An out of town business meeting was called for that date; I had to back out of attending in person and participate remotely and tell everyone why I couldn't go. Truth is I also liked some of Manilow's tunes, too.
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Guilty pleasure .... any tune by The Cars.
I would crank the hell out Cars tunes in my car at age 16 (1985-86).
Fortunately, I'm not alone, as the local public radio station frequently includes The Cars in their playlists of much more current Indie, Folk, Rock, Psych ....
I would crank the hell out Cars tunes in my car at age 16 (1985-86).
Fortunately, I'm not alone, as the local public radio station frequently includes The Cars in their playlists of much more current Indie, Folk, Rock, Psych ....
