Your guilty pleasures.

Chicago
Journey
All the Shrapnel label instrumental shred stuff from the 80's
30's and 40's big band jazz

bassman wrote:

30's and 40's big band jazz

Nothing at all to be ashamed of there, dude.

Stender wrote:

bassman wrote:

30's and 40's big band jazz

Nothing at all to be ashamed of there, dude.

Says the dude that just purchased two Taylor Dayne CDs from me !

Locky wrote:

Stender wrote:

bassman wrote:

30's and 40's big band jazz

Nothing at all to be ashamed of there, dude.

Says the dude that just purchased two Taylor Dayne CDs from me !

Did not!.....*ahem*...shhh..dont let that sh!t out dude.

Stender wrote:

Locky wrote:

Stender wrote:

bassman wrote:

30's and 40's big band jazz

Nothing at all to be ashamed of there, dude.

Says the dude that just purchased two Taylor Dayne CDs from me !

Did not!.....*ahem*...shhh..dont let that sh!t out dude.

I'll tell noone, they were doubles anyway

Richard Marx

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

Richard Marx

Because Ireland was such a backwards shithole back in the late '80's, Tiffany was on the radio all the time, still enjoy them though.






The 3 Debbie CDs are just to keep Spec off my back ........

Forgot some:

Richard Marx
Bryan Adams
Roxxette
Belinda Carlisle
The Cars
Men At Work

What can I say? I'm a child of the 80s.

Yeah that's a pretty sorry Debbie collection, Locky. I expected more out of you.

DallasBlack wrote:

Forgot some:

The Cars

What can I say? I'm a child of the 80s.

Candy-O, I need you...

Love that song.

SpectreFate wrote:

Yeah that's a pretty sorry Debbie collection, Locky. I expected more out of you.

The front covers just don't do it for me, I'm sorry. I need inspiration from the poses like Sarah & Taylor have, but Debbie

Locky wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Yeah that's a pretty sorry Debbie collection, Locky. I expected more out of you.

The front covers just don't do it for me, I'm sorry. I need inspiration from the poses like Sarah & Taylor have, but Debbie

Here. I threw this together for ya. Better?

ok here goes... I have at one time owned 2 AQUA albums. Yea thats right the group that did the Barbie Girl song. Why? because that damn song got stuck in my head and it actually grew on me and to be honest the rest of the album wasn't really that bad. I still have those cds but they are in a box waiting for someone to take them from me for trading. I recently tried to listen to it and I have no idea what I was thinking. It's not as good as I thought. LOL!

My current guilty pleasures are

Shiny Toy Guns. Ever since someone posted a video of theirs on this site I haven't stopped listening to them.

Pulp
The Killers
Genesis
Peter Gabriel
Andrew W K

I'm sure I have a few more I can't think of at the moment.

I like some punk/crust bands like:
GBH
THE EXPLOITED
CHAOS UK
BLACK UNIFORMS
DISCHARGE
AMEBIX
MISFITS
TAMPERE SS
CRUDE SS
but they all have a lot of metalic sound in their music.

ok I do not consider Alanis, Hall and Oates, Venom without Cronos, Phil Collins, Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Nektar, YES, even the late Keith Green are all solid artist IMO.

Now a real guilty pleasure would be Madonna and Katy Perry, and yes I am guilty of liking them both.

bassman wrote:

Chicago
Journey
All the Shrapnel label instrumental shred stuff from the 80's
30's and 40's big band jazz

Put me down for Chicago too.

And while we're talking about bands with horns:

Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Reel Big Fish
Goldfinger
Rocket From The Crypt

manny wrote:

ok I do not consider Alanis, Hall and Oates, Venom without Cronos, Phil Collins, Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Nektar, YES, even the late Keith Green are all solid artist IMO.

Now a real guilty pleasure would be Madonna and Katy Perry, and yes I am guilty of liking them both.

Those would be true guilty pleasures...

I'm a big fan of early Madonna. I love her material from the 80's, but like a lot of pop stuff from the 90's, I kind of lost interest in her post '94. I was also a fan of Mr. Manilow's stuff circa 70's. If you were a metal fan and you admitted liking this stuff back in the day, you might get your ass kicked.

This is probably my "guiltiest pleasure" band:

This:

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I'm not ashamed to admit I like me some Kelly Clarkson.

DallasBlack wrote:

Forgot some:

Richard Marx
Bryan Adams
Roxxette
Belinda Carlisle
The Cars
Men At Work

What can I say? I'm a child of the 80s.

Yeah, I enjoy some of all those you listed. I don't own any specific albums by them, but do own some songs on some 80's comps.

tohostudios wrote:

I'm not ashamed to admit I like me some Kelly Clarkson.

My wife's a fan, so I've learned to appreciated some of her tunes.

Tears for Fears
Spandau Ballet
Depeche Mode
Soft Cell
OMD

and all that sort of thing

SAHB Healer wrote:

Tears for Fears
Spandau Ballet
Depeche Mode
Soft Cell
OMD

and all that sort of thing

Psychadelic Furs? Julian Cope?

Oh yeah, one more for me; Static-X. I know some might try labeling them as nu-metal but I think they're more just industrial and I like them

Joe wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Forgot some:

Richard Marx
Bryan Adams
Roxxette
Belinda Carlisle
The Cars
Men At Work

What can I say? I'm a child of the 80s.

Yeah, I enjoy some of all those you listed. I don't own any specific albums by them, but do own some songs on some 80's comps.

I only have albums from some of the artists I listed, the rest (the 80s pop bands) I have various songs from but would buy albums from a lot of these bands if found cheap. Marx, Adams, and 80s Chicago are different, because I'm such an AOR nut.