Music you like and you're ashamed of telling...! — Forum Archive

19 Dec 2002, 14:19

Come on, you want to tell us!

:lol:

19 Dec 2002, 14:31

Originally posted by Spotnick Come on, you want to tell us!

Oh Dear. Um, disturbingly I find I quite liked Kylie's last three singles (well, maybe not the one in the middle so much). Should I seek help?

19 Dec 2002, 15:06

2 Unlimited

19 Dec 2002, 15:14

some Shakira

oh, and I sort of like Christina Aguilara's new song Beautiful. I know, it's sad.

But who knows, maybe now that some of these ex-teen pop stars and boy bands are older and getting laid/drunk/high/depressed on a regular basis, they'll make some decent music.

If we could just hook Barney up with Christina...

19 Dec 2002, 15:38

"She F*&$ing Hates Me" by Puddle of Mudd (whaddya know, a nu-metal song with a sense of humor!)

19 Dec 2002, 15:45

abba is a guilty pleasure of mine.

19 Dec 2002, 15:48

Originally posted by Grell abba is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Do I smell another "Dancing Queen" fan in the house? (It's okay, we'll work through it together)

something I'm not ASHAMED of particularly, but just found to my liking despite my huge Anglophilia, was the song "I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow" off of O Brother, Where Art Thou. (but I've probably already mentioned that before)

19 Dec 2002, 16:47

shhhhh french pianist richard clayderman shhhhh, don´t tell a soul!

19 Dec 2002, 16:51

ummm does anyone else like This Mortal Coil?

19 Dec 2002, 16:57

Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble ummm does anyone else like This Mortal Coil?

I do. Why should I be ashamed of this?

19 Dec 2002, 17:19

Does liking New Order count? :D

19 Dec 2002, 17:55

80's german pop group Modern Talking. :o

19 Dec 2002, 18:02

Sclub7 (...sorry 6)

19 Dec 2002, 18:18

The Cure :D

19 Dec 2002, 18:21

The Smiths :evil4:

19 Dec 2002, 18:27

*sings* :singer: daaaancing queen, young and sweet! only 17! *ahem* maybe my love of abba is the fact i'm part swedish.?!

19 Dec 2002, 18:28

that emoticon really didn't suit abba style singing.

19 Dec 2002, 21:23

Well, while driving today, and searching through the radio dial, came across some AC/DC, and I didn't turn the dial. Turned up the volume in fact and smiled, in memory of a friend.

19 Dec 2002, 21:26

crash test dummies. i owned their biggest selling record on cassette (something about god shuffling his feet).

lemonheads. i don't care what people say about evan dando, he writes good pop songs and let's leave it at that.

the kylie's can't get you out of my head is a more recent guilty pleasure.

19 Dec 2002, 23:01

destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.

20 Dec 2002, 00:52

Originally posted by WenOrder 80's german pop group Modern Talking. :o

Brother Louie? ;)

20 Dec 2002, 03:54

Originally posted by Snucker lemonheads. i don't care what people say about evan dando, he writes good pop songs and let's leave it at that.

What is wrong with the Lemonheads? "It's about time" is one of my all time favourites and their take on Mrs. Robinson is far better than the original.

As for musical sins, although my taste is nearly spotless I must admit I like Republic a lot. :o

20 Dec 2002, 04:01

And I have a soft spot for 80's pop music: Duran Duran, Living in a Box, China Crisis, Woodentops, Eurithmics, The Cure, Johny hates Jazz... I put it down to the eighties being my teenage years.

Oh, and I like Bavarian folk songs (they make me think of lager, huge glasses of lager...)

20 Dec 2002, 04:47

Originally posted by Budvar Huber

Originally posted by Snucker lemonheads. i don't care what people say about evan dando, he writes good pop songs and let's leave it at that.

What is wrong with the Lemonheads? "It's about time" is one of my all time favourites and their take on Mrs. Robinson is far better than the original.

As for musical sins, although my taste is nearly spotless I must admit I like Republic a lot. :o

The Lemonheads have been excellent since Lovey - it's a bit of a shame (about Ray) that ED preferred feeding his nose to writing songs since Car Button Cloth.

20 Dec 2002, 06:46

I rather like the Sugarbabes. There, I've said it.

Not physically, perish the thought. Which estate did they dredge that lot up from? But I do have a grudging admiration for their choooons (sh*t, I've now got that Round Round thing going, well, round in me head again).

20 Dec 2002, 07:03

Originally posted by Al Jarvis I rather like the Sugarbabes. There, I've said it.Not physically, perish the thought. Which estate did they dredge that lot up from? But I do have a grudging admiration for their choooons (sh*t, I've now got that Round Round thing going, well, round in me head again).

Sugababes are class!

I like how their dancing consists of pretty much standing in the same spot, looking really grumpy and doing the occasional flick of the wrist.

I wish I'd have been that cool and hard-faced at 16, rather than a gibbering female Kevin the Teenager...

20 Dec 2002, 09:20

Originally posted by Ricardo > Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble> ummm does anyone else like This Mortal Coil?

I do. Why should I be ashamed of this?

You shouldn't, I was just wondering if anyone else liked them.

20 Dec 2002, 09:23

Originally posted by AgentWood destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.

Nothing wrong with a bit 'D C' them babes sure can shake it' Cool chicks'

20 Dec 2002, 09:24

Originally posted by Al Jarvis I rather like the Sugarbabes. There, I've said it.Not physically, perish the thought. Which estate did they dredge that lot up from? But I do have a grudging admiration for their choooons (sh*t, I've now got that Round Round thing going, well, round in me head again).Which 'sugarbabe' in particular.....Heidi....?

20 Dec 2002, 09:48

Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by WenOrder 80's german pop group Modern Talking. :o

Brother Louie? ;)

Yes, brother louie, I admit I like that song! It's so damn catchy

20 Dec 2002, 15:30

Originally posted by Budvar Huber And I have a soft spot for 80's pop music: Duran Duran,

you should never be ashamed about liking duran duran! simon, john, nick, andy and roger were and are '80s pop-new wave uber-gods and will live on as such for all eternity. i used to have a life-sized poster of john taylor hanging above my bed back in '84. that man was fierce. he could almost fly away with that hair....

20 Dec 2002, 16:22

star trek movie soundtracks...top that folks, but i love star trek anyway so it goes

20 Dec 2002, 16:43

Originally posted by Grell abba is a guilty pleasure of mine.

absolutely nothing wrong with the Swedes...I like these oldsters as well!!!

20 Dec 2002, 16:45

Originally posted by AgentWood destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.

are you a Survivor...yep...I like these gals also...and they are from Texas...soooooooo.....

20 Dec 2002, 22:01

Originally posted by The Happy One > Originally posted by AgentWood> destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.

are you a Survivor...yep...I like these gals also...and they are from Texas...soooooooo.....

but they're from houston. isn't there a bit of a cow/oil rivalry there? you silly texans! you always stick together, don't you! :wink:

20 Dec 2002, 22:12

Any closet Iron Maiden fans out there?

20 Dec 2002, 23:16

Originally posted by Tracey Spivey Any closet Iron Maiden fans out there?

not so much, but that bruce dickinson is a damn fine fencer.

21 Dec 2002, 01:47

Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by The Happy One> > > > Originally posted by AgentWood> > destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.>

are you a Survivor...yep...I like these gals also...and they are from Texas...soooooooo.....

but they're from houston. isn't there a bit of a cow/oil rivalry there? you silly texans! you always stick together, don't you! :wink:

no rivalry at all...Houston just wishes it was Dallas...

23 Dec 2002, 04:09

Ok, here goes (deep breath)...one of my fave singles of the year has to be Justin Timberlake 'Like I Love You'. That guitar riff is just so bloody infectious, and I'm always a sucker for a song with talkie bits - think it must have something to force fed Barry White has youngster :lol:

23 Dec 2002, 05:45

Originally posted by Kezzie From The Block Ok, here goes (deep breath)...one of my fave singles of the year has to be Justin Timberlake 'Like I Love You'. That guitar riff is just so bloody infectious, and I'm always a sucker for a song with talkie bits - think it must have something to force fed Barry White has youngster

Force fed Barry White!!! That's some meal. Bet you were eating the leftovers on sandwhiches for months.

23 Dec 2002, 05:52

Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson > Originally posted by Kezzie From The Block> Ok, here goes (deep breath)...one of my fave singles of the year has to be Justin Timberlake 'Like I Love You'. That guitar riff is just so bloody infectious, and I'm always a sucker for a song with talkie bits - think it must have something to force fed Barry White has youngster

Force fed Barry White!!! That's some meal. Bet you were eating the leftovers on sandwhiches for months.

Way-hey! :lol: Ok, bad choice of words, but I am suffering from a 2 day hangover!

23 Dec 2002, 07:35

I quite like a couple of that Iglesias kid's tracks. Don't know the names of the top of my head. :shrug:

23 Dec 2002, 07:55

Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© I quite like a couple of that Iglesias kid's tracks. Don't know the names of the top of my head.

"Love To See You Cry" is probably one of them. Top tune.

23 Dec 2002, 07:59

I can think of the lyric 'Heres how it ends'

24 Dec 2002, 04:10

Vanessa Carlton "A Thousand Miles"

...what a gorgeous song, what a nice girl :love:

24 Dec 2002, 07:17

I like Shakira. The Sugababes are fabulous. "Escape" by Enrique Iglesias is brilliant. Dire Straits have made a lot of cracking stuff. Abba are Gods of popular music. Def Leppard have made some hugely enjoyable songs. So have Bon Jovi. "Wild Boys" is pish, but I have a soft spot for Duran Duran. "One Of These Nights" by the Eagles - who I have seen live, though in fairness accompanying an Eagles fan - is immense.

Please don't shun me. :cry:

24 Dec 2002, 15:49

Bob the Builder CD. A classic.

25 Dec 2002, 01:45

25 Dec 2002, 01:46

Originally posted by The Happy One > Originally posted by AgentWood> > > > Originally posted by The Happy One> > > > > > > Originally posted by AgentWood> > > destiny's child. that's right. i said destiny's child.> > >

are you a Survivor...yep...I like these gals also...and they are from Texas...soooooooo.....

but they're from houston. isn't there a bit of a cow/oil rivalry there? you silly texans! you always stick together, don't you! :wink:

no rivalry at all...Houston just wishes it was Dallas...

I second that.

25 Dec 2002, 12:21

I gotta say, sometimes Bob Seger doesn't seem so bad. Sure, most of his stuff's crap, but when you got a choice between listening to him on one station or Michael Bolton on another, your best bet is with Seger

26 Dec 2002, 11:28

culture club

26 Dec 2002, 14:15

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 "She F*&$ing Hates Me" by Puddle of Mudd (whaddya know, a nu-metal song with a sense of humor!)

The first thing of theirs I've liked.

26 Dec 2002, 18:02

Originally posted by Graeme I like Shakira. The Sugababes are fabulous. "Escape" by Enrique Iglesias is brilliant. Dire Straits have made a lot of cracking stuff. Abba are Gods of popular music. Def Leppard have made some hugely enjoyable songs. So have Bon Jovi. "Wild Boys" is pish, but I have a soft spot for Duran Duran. "One Of These Nights" by the Eagles - who I have seen live, though in fairness accompanying an Eagles fan - is immense.Please don't shun me.

i also like shakira and 'escape' by our enrique. and i've already established my undying love for duran duran. the eagles--done some good stuff ('take it easy' comes to mind). def leppard as well. can't agree with you on bon jovi (except for 'runaway'. good song, that one.), i'm afraid.

bon jovi will never hold a candle to... :drummer: ...the scorpions. 'rock you like a hurricane' rocks my world like a hurricane.

26 Dec 2002, 23:42

new order.... yes. in my country (god knows why) everybody´s confused about new order. saying things like "oh, yes, strangelove is a great song" or "new order?... that´s the one...? ah, no, I was thinking about erasure" :eek: and suddenly everyone starts making jokes about your favourite band. that makes me shut my mouth up everytime anyone says something about what´s your favourite band... sad, isn´t it? :cry:

26 Dec 2002, 23:45

I like Shakira as well. Well more for her booty shaking then the music

27 Dec 2002, 01:00

i've just discovered my forgotten guilty favourite...Brandy. if she gets a best of out...i'm gonna get that.

27 Dec 2002, 01:57

Oh my! :eek:

31 Dec 2002, 03:07

BlutEngel. they're so horribly, horrible chessy, but i dig them.

4 Jan 2003, 13:23

Originally posted by Paul Roy I like Shakira as well. Well more for her booty shaking then the music

Is Shakira the one who does, what's it called?, 'objection tango'? Or is that someone else? Whoever it is, is it not a bit of a rip off of B52's Rock Lobster?

4 Jan 2003, 15:10

I like the Ketchup Song.

5 Jan 2003, 01:33

Originally posted by frank smarra 2 Unlimited

The 'radio edit' versions of "Get Ready for this", "Twilight Zone" are not that good. But the 'extended versions' are great to dance in a club.

5 Jan 2003, 01:44

Also, I like POP WILL EAT ITSELF. They're not popular here in my country, but they're gorgeous. Their last compilation CD is quite good, it's called PWEI ANTHOLOGY 1986-1994. Buy it! :)

5 Jan 2003, 02:38

Originally posted by contrique Also, I like POP WILL EAT ITSELF. They're not popular here in my country, but they're gorgeous. Their last compilation CD is quite good, it's called PWEI ANTHOLOGY 1986-1994. Buy it! :)

I am always forgetting these guys...the dance of the mad bastards is a class act...in my opinion...

off to listen to it right now!!!

5 Jan 2003, 05:41

CULTURE CLUB,KING,RUBBETTES(sic),SWEET,CARPENTERS and numerous others which would shock and astound even ME!:D

5 Jan 2003, 07:13

Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin..the mad monk is back! > Originally posted by contrique> Also, I like POP WILL EAT ITSELF. They're not popular here in my country, but they're gorgeous. Their last compilation CD is quite good, it's called PWEI ANTHOLOGY 1986-1994. Buy it! :)

I am always forgetting these guys...the dance of the mad bastards is a class act...in my opinion...

off to listen to it right now!!!

Good! They did a song called Touched by the Hand of Cicciolina for Italia 90 World Cup, which is a interesting song. Funny.

5 Jan 2003, 18:41

Originally posted by contrique Also, I like POP WILL EAT ITSELF. They're not popular here in my country, but they're gorgeous. Their last compilation CD is quite good, it's called PWEI ANTHOLOGY 1986-1994. Buy it! :)

i just pulled out one of my PWEI albums the other day for the first time in ages! FANTASTIC group!

5 Jan 2003, 18:42

Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by contrique> Also, I like POP WILL EAT ITSELF. They're not popular here in my country, but they're gorgeous. Their last compilation CD is quite good, it's called PWEI ANTHOLOGY 1986-1994. Buy it! :)

i just pulled out one of my PWEI albums the other day for the first time in ages! FANTASTIC group!

Its Def Con One! So get me some...

5 Jan 2003, 21:02

Yanni!

5 Jan 2003, 22:59

Originally posted by April Yanni!

:eek3:

you're on your own with this one love...(cue tumbleweeds crossing the screen).

6 Jan 2003, 21:03

Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by April> Yanni!

:eek3:

you're on your own with this one love...(cue tumbleweeds crossing the screen).

Hey Hey Hey...blame my mom! She played it over, and over, and over.... you HAVE to like him in this house!

Besides, he is NOT Kenny G, thank God!!!

I am not ashamed :p

6 Jan 2003, 21:27

Originally posted by April > Originally posted by AgentWood> > > > Originally posted by April> > Yanni!>

:eek3:

you're on your own with this one love...(cue tumbleweeds crossing the screen).

Hey Hey Hey...blame my mom! She played it over, and over, and over.... you HAVE to like him in this house!

Besides, he is NOT Kenny G, thank God!!!

I am not ashamed :p

well...ok, you've got a point there. he isn't kenny g! :barf:

7 Jan 2003, 23:02

born and raised outside detroit (canada side) I'd have to say Bob Segar

9 Jan 2003, 20:05

Culture Beat, Madonna, Simple Minds and Paula Abdoul.

10 Jan 2003, 15:58

Kylie and Sophie Ellis Bextor.

Cannot think why in either case.

10 Jan 2003, 18:31

Originally posted by Adam Tate Kylie and Sophie Ellis Bextor.Cannot think why in either case.

LOve em both and going to see SOPHIE ELLIS BEXTOR next FRIDAY at THE GUILDHALL in PRESTON. MURDER ON THE DANCEFLOOR ROCKET!:D

15 Jan 2003, 15:33

Destiny's Child and the Sugababes are top; no shame in liking 'em! I've also got a soft spot for Def Leppard; my sis was a rocker when she was younger and she used to play that kind of thing all the time, so I kind of grew up on it. Duran Duran are my guiltiest musical pleasure, though - please don't hate me!

15 Jan 2003, 17:41

Hum, Destiny's Child (even got the Christmas album...) some Atomic Kitten (Whole again and the Tide is High cover...) and also All Saints, Shakira Paul Young and ABBA...

16 Jan 2003, 03:39

Your my love clićhe, your my love clićhe, your my love clićhe and i like it that way.

Incredibly cheesy but annoyingly catchy, its Discosis 3000 or something, a few Barney'isms in the lyrics if you listen carefully!!!

16 Jan 2003, 08:15

Carly Simon. But don't tell anyone. :toothless:

16 Jan 2003, 08:27

Celine Dion.........got tickets to her first show at Ceasars Palace !

Maybee

not ?

16 Jan 2003, 15:01

Music I like: The Smiths one side of the spectrum. VNV Nation, Apop on the other.

What I'm really ashamed of? How 'bout J.Lo Yes, Jenny from the Block! :nono:

16 Jan 2003, 19:45

Originally posted by DoN Your my love clićhe, your my love clićhe, your my love clićhe and i like it that way. Incredibly cheesy but annoyingly catchy, its Discosis 3000 or something, a few Barney'isms in the lyrics if you listen carefully!!!

Bran Van 3000 are actually a decent pop band...i'm with you on this one DoN!

16 Jan 2003, 20:21

Originally posted by MANMLOVER1 Celine Dion.........got tickets to her first show at Ceasars Palace !

If not, you could always go visit the Liberace Museum for clothing tips for your next show.

17 Jan 2003, 09:41

A flock of seagulls and tears for fears.

Blame my older brother for playing them all the time when i was a kid. But then, he did play new order a lot too...

17 Jan 2003, 09:49

Originally posted by Major Tarantino A flock of seagulls and tears for fears.

Major, I'm with you on this! I'll just add Ultravox...

17 Jan 2003, 09:51

Originally posted by Benidorm Too Music I like:The Smiths one side of the spectrum.VNV Nation, Apop on the other.What I'm really ashamed of?How 'bout J.LoYes, Jenny from the Block!

You should never be ashamed of that latin bombshell! Oh wait! Do you mean...

HER "MUSIC".........?????????

17 Jan 2003, 09:52

AFOS...

I really love Wishing, I ran and The more you live the more you love. I feel so ashamed though. They are about the most uncool band anyone could possibly like.

17 Jan 2003, 09:52

Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble > Originally posted by Ricardo> > > > Originally posted by Monkeys in a Bubble> > ummm does anyone else like This Mortal Coil?>

I do. Why should I be ashamed of this?

You shouldn't, I was just wondering if anyone else liked them.

I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO! I DO!

17 Jan 2003, 10:14

Originally posted by Major Tarantino A flock of seagulls and tears for fears.Blame my older brother for playing them all the time when i was a kid. But then, he did play new order a lot too...

Thanks Major, when I read your post I was just wishing I had a photograph of them, something to remind me!

17 Jan 2003, 11:00

Yes, I wonder why "X-Men" producers lost all that time and money to hire that Hugh Jackman fella to play Wolverine when Mr. Seagull was P-E-R-F-E-C-T for the job!

18 Jan 2003, 14:24

i've always had a soft spot for a-ha and avril lavigne! weird combination..yeh.

19 Jan 2003, 18:44

I am now secretly a Kylie fan...oops...secret's out...

damn!!!

been listening to Fever...and Kylie sounds like a horny little thing....

31 Jan 2003, 08:23

Hi Green & its still a "NO" on the Liberace Museum luv !

how about Mars Lasar ?

31 Jan 2003, 08:23

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4 Feb 2003, 12:47

Charlotte Church.

17 Feb 2003, 12:52

I own S Club 7 CDs and like the show. Ok I spilled the beans. Its good goofy pop crap but I like it.They are kind of the new Monkeeys

17 Feb 2003, 15:18

Originally posted by Spider In A Land Of Meat Carly Simon. But don't tell anyone.

You're so VAIN Spider.Don't be!:D

17 Feb 2003, 15:19

Originally posted by Lawrence Younkin Charlotte Church.

You dirty bugger! :jawdrop:

17 Feb 2003, 21:53

freestyle chinese rap

if u listen to it, its actually pretty cool but i know someone is gonna say something about this

18 Feb 2003, 05:44

The theme tune to The Fast Show!!

18 Feb 2003, 06:29

Eva Cassidy

18 Feb 2003, 11:01

Well, once I was a great fan of A-ha (in 1985-1987). Currently, I like Kylie's "I Can't Get Blue Monday Out Of My Head", why could it be? Also I like A Flock Of Seagulls and PSB, but I'm not ashamed of this. Not musicaly, Avril Lavigne is very, very, very hot and beautiful. But her music sucks, sure!

18 Feb 2003, 11:05

Oh, I forgot saying that earlier than A-ha, I was a great Julio Iglesias' fan (1980 to 1984), can you sorry me? I was only 6 to 10 years old, and my grandmother used to bought me all his recordings. And I liked them a lot!

19 Feb 2003, 03:51

I see no one is brave enough to mention Adam and the Ants ... so I will.

19 Feb 2003, 07:49

I've always been brave about my music, even back in high school when I was lugging my Bee Gees and Aerosmith albums to drafting and art class. I threatened to hit a guy with an Iron Maiden album that I was buying when he made fun of Careless Whisper by Wham that I had in the same stack.

:D:D:D:D:D anita

20 Feb 2003, 02:10

Originally posted by WenOrder 80's german pop group Modern Talking. :o

Yep, I like them, too. But you, how did you hear them back then in the States??? Germany is alright.

20 Feb 2003, 04:21

Originally posted by anita I've always been brave about my music, even back in high school when I was lugging my Bee Gees and Aerosmith albums to drafting and art class. I threatened to hit a guy with an Iron Maiden album that I was buying when he made fun of Careless Whisper by Wham that I had in the same stack.:D:D:D:D:Danita

Surely Careless Whispers was just George Michael?

Not so sure about Wham! - they made a couple of good pop songs, and most of the rest of them were just utter mince. But George Michael has made some excellent stuff, fine voice.

And Iron Maiden are good fun, Aerosmith are excellent...the Bee Gees are/were more patchy.

20 Feb 2003, 09:33

Originally posted by Ger I see no one is brave enough to mention Adam and the Ants ... so I will.

Adam And The Ants? Not so bad... It's just Siouxsie's favourite band (as well as her bassist Steve Severin and drummer Budgie). No reason to be ashamed of, I think so!

21 Feb 2003, 02:35

Originally posted by Renato Pinto > Originally posted by Ger> I see no one is brave enough to mention Adam and the Ants ... so I will.

Adam And The Ants? Not so bad... It's just Siouxsie's favourite band (as well as her bassist Steve Severin and drummer Budgie). No reason to be ashamed of, I think so!

Thanks for that vote of confidence. I love Siouxsie and the Banshees as well !

21 Feb 2003, 05:13

Big Audio Dynamite, theyre so 80s, dated sound ,rapping~Mr Letts..... but I love em ...come back BAD :nod:

22 Feb 2003, 00:00

missy elliot......i know

24 Feb 2003, 03:45

I know somebody that has a couple of very dodgy albums in their collection. new broadband connection too so no reason not to post them is there mr rutter?

5 Mar 2003, 07:34

well he had his chance.

the royal philharmonic orchestra play the hits of the police & the greatest hits of the fun boy three are in johnny giles living room (most of the new order stuff relegated to the spare room so draw your own conclusions as to how much he likes it)!

5 Mar 2003, 17:27

Originally posted by hibster well he had his chance.the royal philharmonic orchestra play the hits of the police & the greatest hits of the fun boy three are in johnny giles living room(most of the new order stuff relegated to the spare room so draw your own conclusions as to how much he likes it)!

JOHNNY it ain't what you do....its the way that you do it!:D

12 Mar 2003, 05:33

Two of my favourite songs of all time are:

99 Red Balloons by Nena and Time After Time by Cindi Lauper

:cry: :cry: :cry:

12 Mar 2003, 10:23

Originally posted by Roonaldo Two of my favourite songs of all time are: 99 Red Balloons by Nena and Time After Time by Cindi Lauper

those are classic songs!

12 Mar 2003, 13:33

Future Brain... Den Harrow...

12 Mar 2003, 23:31

Sugar Ray...

lol..

You know what im not even ashamed, i like sugar ray. there i said it. im one step closer to becoming healthy right? :D

14 Mar 2003, 16:34

Originally posted by Texas hooligan > Originally posted by WenOrder 80's german pop group Modern Talking. :o

Yep, I like them, too. But you, how did you hear them back then in the States??? Germany is alright.

The band was pretty popular in a lot of the asian communities back then. You could usually find the CDS in the asian markets.

14 Mar 2003, 17:45

A lot of stuff I liked before high school is pretty embarrassing... I was into all the stuff in the teen pop scene around 1996-1998: Spice Girls, Hanson, Robyn, Ace of Base, Aqua, Cher (Believe), Celine Dion. And compared to BSB or Britney I think those artists aren't too bad, I still get out the discs once in a while when I need to be cheered up.

Some of the 80s stuff I like is considered pretty contrived, like the Bangles, and Cyndi Lauper. But both are original and esp. Cyndi never went along with what the public wanted her to do! Some of her records are very rewarding (1996's Sisters of Avalon, for example).