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"This Aint A Scene, Its a Death Arse Race" by Fall out Boy.
I think thats what its called anyway.
isaac wrote: 'I think we're alone now' by Taffany:o :o :o :o :o
Also i like that song...by tiffany!!
FrogChorus wrote: Dracula's Castle
Dracula´s castle it's a good tune...the music is great and i'm not ashamed about it!!
bought down down by the quo in74,,,all me mates thought id gone crazy ,,,, so i keep quite about likes now,,, though i do get grief for liking songs by some obscure band,,joy division.
causing frustration
Andrés wrote:
FrogChorus wrote: Dracula's Castle
Dracula´s castle it's a good tune...the music is great and i'm not ashamed about it!!
my sentiments exactly!
Andrés wrote: nice topic...
another one: stars on 45 - stars on 45
i have the 12# single of that somewehre. oops
MONTY'S CRIMINAL RECORDS....
BOOTY LUV - Boogie2nite GIRLS ALOUD - Biology DOUBLE - Captain Of Her Heart GEORGE MICHAEL - Kissing A Fool Owt by MADONNA
There I've said it!
Uncle Liam wrote: "This Aint A Scene, Its a Death Arse Race" by Fall out Boy.
I think thats what its called anyway.
I mentioned the thread about misheard lyrics recently to Julie,and this one came up.It stills sounds like Goddamn ARSE FACE!
Ah, the memories... Most of these are from the Now! That's What I Call Music CD series. I don't own them though.
What's My Age Again- Blink 182, Steal My Sunshine- Len, Hey Leonardo(She Likes Me for Me)- Blessed Union of Souls, Father of Mine- Everclear, Everything You Want-Vertical Horizon, You Get What You Give- New Radicals, Hard Knock Life- Jay-Z, My Favorite Mistake- Sheryl Crow, Sex and Candy- Marcy Playground ,Karma Police- Radiohead, Flagpole Sitta- Harvey Danger, Closing Time- Semisonic, Never There- Cake The Sweetest Thing- U2, Right Here, Right Now- Fatboy Slim, Praise You- Fatboy Slim, Fire Escape- Fastball, The Way- Fastball, Out of My Head- Fastball, Rockafella Skank- Fatboy Slim, Why I'm Here- Oleander, All-Star- Smash Mouth, I'm a Believer- Smash Mouth, Then the Morning Comes- Smash Mouth, Walkin' on the Sun- Smash Mouth, Meet Virginia- Train, Shake it Fast (or Shake Yo' Ass- unedited)- Mystikal, Stutter- Mystikal and Joe, Kryptonite- 3 Doors Down, It Wasn't Me- Shaggy, Higher- Creed, With Arms Wide Open- Creed, Disappear- Metallica, Fade to Black- Metallica, Yellow- Coldplay, AM Radio- Everclear, Drive- Incubus, Hemorrhage (In My Hands)- Fuel, Jaded- Aerosmith, Hanging By A Moment- Lifehouse, Try Again- Aaliyah, Clint Eastwood- Gorillaz, Start the Commotion- Wiseguyz, Can’t Get You Out of My Head- Kylie, Breathe- Telepopmusik, Where is the Love- Black Eyed Peas w/ Justin Timberlake, Speed of Sound- Coldplay, Stan- Eminem, Vertigo- U2, It’s My Life- No Doubt, Take Me Out- Franz Ferdinand, Fallen- Franz Ferdinand, Do You Want To?- Franz Ferdinand, Hash Pipe- Weezer, Semi-Charmed Life- Third Eye Blind, How’s It Going to Be- Third Eye Blind, Jumper- Third Eye Blind, Army- Ben Folds Five, Brick- Ben Folds Five, Forget About Dre- Dr. Dre, Last Episode- Dr. Dre, What’s the Difference- Dr. Dre
MONTY The Merciless wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: "This Aint A Scene, Its a Death Arse Race" by Fall out Boy.
I think thats what its called anyway.
Na its Misssy Missssy, she's a Godammm ARSE FACE.
Yes, I own a copy of the Shania Twain 45 From This Moment (not ashamed to admit I like it though really, I love the lush production). As is usual though with songs like those, females are involved.....
"My Love" by Justin Timberlake, and not just 'cause Justin is such a stud
"I Give to You" Nitzer Ebb
"Music Sounds Better With..." Stardust "One More Time" Daft Punk
"Temple of Dreams" Messiah
"Rubb it in" Fierce Ruling Diva
"true faith" new order
"SOS" by Rihanna "Everytime We Touch" by Cascada "Move Along" by All American Rejects (does that make me an emo kid now?) :killsself:
mammy... how i love yer... how i love yer, my dear old mammmmmmy
can't remember the singer though.
King John Honest John wrote: mammy... how i love yer... how i love yer, my dear old mammmmmmy
can't remember the singer though.
I think you mean - Swanee, how I love yer how I love yer, my dear old Swanee, I have a version by Judy Garland but lots of oldies have sung it.
A few tunes by U2 probably (less than 10 songs).
I've always liked "Electrical Storm" except for Bono's typically bombastic and completely unnecessary YEEARarhhagHhHEEY shriek half way through. My liking of it is probably down to William Orbit's fantastic ambient production more than anything the band actually did.
I liked a few Elton John songs when I was younger but strongly plead insanity as it was the only tape in my mum's car and I was under 10 at the time (hence had no control over the tape player).
I'm still in therapy because of that 
The Look of Love - ABC Dancing Queen - ABBA Happy Together - The Turtles What is Love? - Haddaway
Wait...if we admit that we like these songs, doesn't that mean that we're not ashamed to admit that? Paradox 
Taboo # 7 wrote: The Look of Love - ABC Dancing Queen - ABBA Happy Together - The Turtles What is Love? - Haddaway
Wait...if we admit that we like these songs, doesn't that mean that we're not ashamed to admit that? Paradox
Hmm... a good observation, Taboo. Gotta love that paradox! :D
Anywho, as for this goth/punk-rock JD/NO chick... heh...
'Hurt' ~ New Order. 'Rappers Delight' ~ The Sugarhill Gang. 'What is Love?' ~ Haddaway. 'Boy' ~ Book of Love. 'Trapped in a Box' ~ No Doubt. 'Sex ' and 'Metro' ~ Berlin. 'A Message to You Rudy' ~ The Specials. 'Scratch' ~ Contagion. 'Christf*ck' ~ Wumpscut. 'Glycerine' ~ Bush. 'Down in It' ~ Nine Inch Nails. The entire first album by The Polyphonic Spree. The first two albums by David Gray. All three Coldplay albums. 'Martyr' ~ Depeche Mode. Oh yeah, and this album titled 'Waiting for the Sirens' Call' by this band called New Order!!!
Heh, no shame, baby. Oh yeah! 
I'm ashamed to admit of liking the following songs:
A-HA -- the Sun Always Shines on TV Dead or Alive -- You Spin me Round Human League -- Don't you Want Me? Cece Peniston -- Finally and Justin Timberlake -- Sexyback
Burt Reynolds wrote:
MONTY The Merciless wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: "This Aint A Scene, Its a Death Arse Race" by Fall out Boy.
I think thats what its called anyway.
Na its Misssy Missssy, she's a Godammm ARSE FACE.
Uncle Liam wrote: "This Aint A Scene, Its a Death Arse Race" by Fall out Boy.
I think thats what its called anyway.
'damn arms race'
damn good song.
Heres a few of mine:
'Edge of Heaven'- Wham. 'Tower Of Strength'- The Mission. 'In the air tonight'- Phil Collins. 'Let's Dance'- Chris Rea. 'At the end of the line'- Travelling Wilburys.
...maybe I should stop there...
Jamelia- Beware of the Dog The Sophie Ellis Bextor song which was on Radio 1 about 90 minutes ago.
Come and stay in Thailand you end up listening to all sorts of shit in the pubs it's great.
The Venga Bus is coming
Boom boom boom boom I want you in my room
I've been through the desert on a horse with no name !
I see a bad moon rising
When you leave my colours fade to grey
Hotel California
I'm a Barbie Girl
The list is endless
Cheers
Missy Jem wrote:
Fantasy Island - don't know who by
Tight Fit?
I only know 'cos I remember the blonde one was fit.
I loved some of the Spice Girls tunes too. I also think some Girls Aloud tunes are very catchy.
At least I've never liked boy bands.
Jules wrote: I absolutely love Wannabe by the Spice Girls.
Boy do I miss the Spice Girls! :(
NObabe wrote:
Jules wrote: I absolutely love Wannabe by the Spice Girls.
Boy do I miss the Spice Girls! :(
Ace!
Bet they won't in the end though, there was talk of it a while back but they still haven't done so. It's about time they recorded new songs though, I think most people are crying out for it given the tripe that fills the chats these days.
Their original film is probably in my top 5 films ever, though E.T. will always hold the top spot.
Anything by Steve Winwood - I love the original 'Valerie' Safety dance - men without hats Rockwell - Someone's watching me Girls Aloud - most of their dance stuff Nelly Furtado - promiscuous
And now, some more quirky surprises that actually make NOOL's R2 o'S smile... more or less.
'Big in Japan' ~ Alphaville. 'Lovesong' ~ The Cure. 'Fascination' ~ The Human League. 'Lonely People' ~ America. 'Forever' ~ Sylver. Any good old-school freestyle song. [Having grown up in Miami most of my life, born and raised, hearing this sort of music in this day and age would bring back some rather good memories. Seriously. 'The Soul Sonic Force!!!'] The 'Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon' Soundtrack album, 'Dear My Friend'. Anything by Gackt, L'Arc En Ciel, and/or Dir en Grey [Japanese rockers extraordinaire!] and Clay Aiken. 'Nuff said there.
Somewhere over the Rainbow - Julie Garland.
I reckon I'm the only straight bloke in the world who likes it :\ohwell:
Leggy D wrote: Somewhere over the Rainbow - Julie Garland.
I reckon I'm the only straight bloke in the world who likes it :\ohwell:
You sure you're straight
In a Lloyd Grossman voice...
Let's look at the evidence...
darran clarke wrote: Tiffany - 'I think were alone now'
You will be if you keep playing THAT!
Jules wrote: I absolutely love Wannabe by the Spice Girls.
Boy do I miss the Spice Girls! :(
The Proclaimer...A message from America..All together now, When you gooooooo will yu send baaaaaaaaaaack :beer2:
FATS wrote: The Proclaimer...A message from America..All together now, When you gooooooo will yu send baaaaaaaaaaack :beer2:
OMG...............I forgot about that..........I love it!
There is though, a lot of splittle involved. So it's more baccccchhhhhhhhhckkkkkkkkchkkkkk
And.....how about 'Are you Lonesome Tonight (Laughing Version) by Elvis? Sorry to admit it, but it does ALWAYS make me laugh.....even when I am cutting a........no, best not.
Kath wrote:
FATS wrote: The Proclaimer...A message from America..All together now, When you gooooooo will yu send baaaaaaaaaaack :beer2:
OMG...............I forgot about that..........I love it!
There is though, a lot of splittle involved. So it's more baccccchhhhhhhhhckkkkkkkkchkkkkk
And.....how about 'Are you Lonesome Tonight (Laughing Version) by Elvis? Sorry to admit it, but it does ALWAYS make me laugh.....even when I am cutting a........no, best not.
FATS wrote: Sorry, The Proclaimers
And who could forget this one.............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnztnDlA\_c
If that works, I need £40.
Kath wrote:
FATS wrote: Sorry, The Proclaimers
And who could forget this one.............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnztnDlA\_c
If that works, I need £40.
as somebody once pointed out to me. there are these little boxes on the left of the post box. :)
edit: actually now I don't know if this worked as I can't see youtubes, not even embedded ones at work.
oh bugger. No £40 then.
No wonder I can't find a 'real' job............
I have discovered - in this country anyway - if you are not 100% proficient with bloody stupid Excel and even more ridiculous Powerpoint.........you can't get a job.
Whatever happened to common sense (said example apart......) and experience?
Wrong thread? 
Missy Jem wrote:
Leggy D wrote: Somewhere over the Rainbow - Julie Garland.
I reckon I'm the only straight bloke in the world who likes it :\ohwell:
You sure you're straight
In a Lloyd Grossman voice...
Let's look at the evidence...
Oi!! I've never bought any Poppers, ever. :p :p
Missy Jem wrote: I loved some of the Spice Girls tunes too. I also think some Girls Aloud tunes are very catchy.
At least I've never liked boy bands.
I didn't like boy bands either but I let my guard down with "The Call" by Backstreet Boys and "Could it be Magic" by Take That. 
Leggy D wrote: Somewhere over the Rainbow - Julie Garland.
I reckon I'm the only straight bloke in the world who likes it :\ohwell:
Beautiful song - especially when you watch Judy sing it in The Wizard Of Oz.
The Village People - YMCA.
I always wonder why people looks at me in strange ways when i start to dance on this song in the disco. Its just one happy song ;)
Raindrops keep falling on my head ----I've loved that song since it came out (I think when I was 3???) I had an old toy radio that played it.......great toy.....great song.
Leggy D wrote:
Oi!! I've never bought any Poppers, ever. :p :p
They don't snort poppers any more - now they all get cranked up on Diesel.
Have you ever snorted diesel?
I have no shame at all in admitting that I like These Days and Atmosphere by New Order. I also love Jetstream and Run Wild.
So there.
Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart BSB - I Want It That Way A number of Ricky Martin songs (Livin' La Vida Loca, Shake Your Bon Bon, The Cup of Life, etc.)
Indeed!
If I was embarrassed by them, I'd never have bought them. So, songs that OTHER people might laugh at me for:
'Doot Doot' - Freur
Anything by Toyah (some great bass playing on some of the early tracks)
'WIFM' - New Order
'Whispering Grass' - Don Estelle & Windsor Davies (Don Estelle has a brilliant voice)
Erm.....
Russ Abbot - Atmosphere
Fedde le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit
Bad Medicine - Bon Jovi
Hungry Eyes
If you get rid of all the ballads from both the Girls Aloud and Sugababes "Best of..." LPs and then mix the remaining tracks all together you've got pretty much the greatest work of art of the 21st Century thus far.
FACT.
Tristan Jayol wrote: not ashamed of anything, my taste is impeccable
but your collection of gay porn...tsk tsk...
