Guilty Pleasures

[Lefty]

Has anyone heard of Maroon5? Call me a dirty Clear Channel-supporting capitalist MTV-whore sellout, but I enjoy their music because it is so damn catchy. Same with that Jason Mraz fellow. Also, I have a weakness for cheesy '80s arena rock and "hair metal."

*whew* That was hard.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

GAGAHHHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!!!

Yeah, you really aren't supposed to like Maroon 5. You dirty Clear Channel-supporting capitalist MTV-whore sellout.
Maroon 5 sucks balls.

To each his own I guess.

I kind of like some 80s arena rock like Styx, Queen, Van Halen... stuff like that. Not that i consider them gulty pelasures.
And I don't go for the hair metal crap.

My guilty pleasures would probably have to be some some southern rock. I sorta like Skynyrd and ZZ Top. I'd also consider Styx a gulty pleasure.

[Take the Power back]

Cough*IListentoBlink182EveryNowAndThen*Cough...Gui lty pleasures? None...

[Rastafari]

My guilty pleasures would probably have to be some some southern rock. I sorta like Skynyrd and ZZ Top. I'd also consider Styx a gulty pleasure.
I'm with you on the first two 100%. As for Styx, you can go to hell and die. I'm serious, too.

As for Southern Rock, I'm not sure that's what I'd call "The Top," but oh well. My favorite (and the most advanced) Southern Rock Group is definately the Allman Brothers. When you forget Greg's Cher years, they are pretty cool.

My Guilty pleasure of the week is Blue Oyster Cult.
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[FatFreeMilk]

Has anyone heard of Maroon5? Call me a dirty Clear Channel-supporting capitalist MTV-whore sellout, but I enjoy their music because it is so damn catchy. Same with that Jason Mraz fellow.

I love that song! And it's not a guilty pleasure, no apologies, damn you! :P Jason Mraz is pretty good too :D

oh man what a loser
-_-




:lol:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I love the Allman Brothers Band!
They fucking rock!

And I like teh Blue Oyster Cult too. Wouldn't consider it a guilty pleasure, though. Why do you consider a guilty pleasure?


As for Styx, you can go to hell and die. I'm serious, too.

This kind of attitude is why I consider Styx a gulty pleasure.

I'd also like to add Aerosmith to my list of gulty pleasures.
I only like a few of their songs from their very early years. The rest I know is total crap.
Deffinitely a guilty pleasure for me.

[Rastafari]

And I like teh Blue Oyster Cult too. Wouldn't consider it a guilty pleasure, though. Why do you consider a guilty pleasure?
Because I am guilty that I have BOC songs stuck in my head.

[EneME]

Yes I like Maroon 5 too.....it really blows too cuz there are some bands I hear WAY before they make it big and then they turn into these damn mtv bands..and then I look like i like mtv crap...

You know whats even SADDER than M5 though? *drumroll*................I liked Evanescence a whole lot when they started...*sound of a thousand gasps* I used to hear em before she even dyed her hair black or got that eyebrow piercing....but I'm slowly weaning away from it finally...thank gawd

[Purple]

I'm called a satanist, and listen to mostly goth music like Theorin, Inkubus Sukkubus, stuff like that, but still I listen very much to Prince... Very much.... But I dont feel very guilty for it dough... The man is a genious...

[dopediana]

no guilty pleasures here. i am hardcore.

[BOZG]

I wouldn't even admit to some of the stuff that I find catchy.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I actualy like Spinal Tap... the early stuff only.... when they were good. :P

You know what I want
You know what I need
Or maybe you don't

:lol:

[atlanticche]

even though i love ROCK, but i still like kelis and beyonce,


dont say a thing

[Rastafari]

Originally posted by RedZeppel[email protected] 22 2004, 01:28 PM
I actualy like Spinal Tap... the early stuff only.... when they were good. :P

You know what I want
You know what I need
Or maybe you don't

:lol:
do I have to come right out and tell you everything
gimme' some money
gimme' some money
Ed Begley Junior as Stumpy Joe (that was his name, right?) was fucking awesome
this song goes in the books as one of the catchiest of all time.

Yeah, there early stuff rocks. This and Listen (To the Flower People)

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

:lol: The flower people... of course

Listen to what the flower people say
Aahhh-
Listen, it's getting louder every day
Listen, it's like a bolt out of the blue
Aahhh-
Listen, it could be calling now for you
Chorus:
Flower people walk on by
Flower people don't you cry, it's not too late
It's not too late
Listen, it's like a Mozart symphony
Listen, it's something just for you and me
Listen, to what the flower people say
Aahhh- listen
It's getting truer every day
Aahhh.

[canikickit]

Rachel Stevens - Sweet Dreams my LA ex
Justin Timerlake - Senorita

:(

[FatFreeMilk]

I listen very much to Prince... Very much.... But I dont feel very guilty for it dough... The man is a genious...


He's getting inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame :)
Ha ha justin timberlake! Ok, there's one guilty pleasure. He's alot "better" as a solo artist. Oh man I'm a real loser -_-

[SittingBull47]

hmm. guilty pleasures, eh?
I listen to doo-wop sometimes, some George Clinton, and some cypress hill. I'm not embarrassed about any of it though, but it's definitely not what i have in all the time. :ph34r:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I love doo wop!
Don't be guilty.
It's mostly really great music! :)

Even though itsn't music, I read Mad magazine and I recognize the fact that it's complete trash, so I guess that's another gulty pleasure for me.

[Lefty]

Oh, and I like that "Get Low" song, simply because it's frickin' retarded. Oh, and that "Milkshake" song, dunno who it's by. Apparently, it's about female ejaculation. Can anyone confirm this?

[andresG]

Get low, Get low, Get Low, Get Low
To the window, to the wall, (to dat wall)
To the sweat drop down my balls (MY BALLS)
To all you *****es crawl (crawl)
To all skee skee motherfucker (motherfucker!) all skee skee got dam (Got dam)

Shortie crunk so fresh so clean
can she fuck that question been harassing me in the mind
this ***** is fine
I done came to the club about 50th 11 times
now can I play with yo panty line
the club owner said I need to calm down
security guard go to sweating me now
We got drunk then a motherfucker threaten me now



:blink:

Lol.
Lil' John is a diabolical fellow. He's managed to get away with just screaming, "WHAT?" and "OKAY!"
over and over again.

[celtopunk]

Rancid

[Rastafari]

some George Clinton
good call.

[Purple]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2004, 04:54 AM
Rancid
guilty?

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by lost prophet+Mar 23 2004, 11:30 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (lost prophet @ Mar 23 2004, 11:30 AM)
[email protected] 23 2004, 04:54 AM
Rancid
guilty? [/b]
Lot&#39;s of punky types don&#39;t like Rancid anymore because they consider them sell outs or some other such nonesense. That&#39;s why I said that, but that said I like them. They remind me a lot of old style punk which I really love.

[mentalbunny]

As far as my mum is concerned, anything I like.

As far as I&#39;m concerned, Aqua and Slipknot, and King Prawn.

[Invader Zim]

The only music i am truly guilty for is static x... though i realise that they are worshiped by the right wing.

[Pedro Alonso Lopez]

Blue Oyster Cult are a great band.

I consider the solo in Dont Fear the Reaper the greatest ever and I am an obsessive solo kinda guy.

[Danton]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2004, 10:24 PM
Rachel Stevens - Sweet Dreams my LA ex
Justin Timerlake - Senorita

:(
:angry: I can&#39;t even look at you anymore..

[revoevo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2004, 04:08 PM
I wouldn&#39;t even admit to some of the stuff that I find catchy.
Agreed, I end up listening to some pretty crappy music in the car... damn radio...

Guilty pleasures I&#39;ll admit to are some lame ass MTV rap and some shitty DDR-esque techno. I like to dance, sorry... :P

[Politrickian]

Rites Of Spring...

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

To tell you guys the truth, it&#39;s a bit trickier for me than i made it seem.

Most music that I listen to and I&#39;m not proud of, I don&#39;t mind telling other people.
Styx, for example, I wouldn&#39;t mind telling my friends that I like it, but here, on the other hand, I don&#39;t openly express my taste for it.
There might be other music that my friends don&#39;t care for, but I might talk about liking it here.
Or southern rock, like the Allman Brothers, or Skynyrd, i would never admit to listening to at school among the general student body, but with some southern comrades, I wouldn&#39;t mind saying.
Or I can like just about anything at the classic rock forums, those people have the most non-discriminating music tastes ever. They like everything. So I can go there and say that I like anything and not be lynched.
Unfortunately I got thrown out of that place by the fascist administrators who have failed to even return with a reply.
People have posted extremely offensive and misogynistic jokes that site that are acceptable, so I wanted to pull their strings, so I posted some feminist stuff. They found it too controversial and banned me. They didn&#39;t even like me to begin with because they know I&#39;m a communist. ...fucking reactionary, cock-sucking, sons of motherfucking *****es&#33;

None of this music, however, that I hide liking from certain people, I am actually guilty for liking.
I never feel bad for liking these sorts of music.

When I come across music that I find kind of catchy, but I know it&#39;s of the shittiest quality, I will normally just find something with which to convince myself that it sucks. Then I&#39;ll go around belligerently insulting the music like some capitalist hypocrite.

[synthesis]

New Wave.

And Twisted Sister fucking rocked.

[revoevo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 24 2004, 03:53 AM
When I come across music that I find kind of catchy, but I know it&#39;s of the shittiest quality, I will normally just find something with which to convince myself that it sucks. Then I&#39;ll go around belligerently insulting the music like some capitalist hypocrite.
I&#39;m not the only one who does that? Yay&#33; I feel so reassured...

Anyway, I know someone on this board -shifty eyes- so I can&#39;t admit to anything too lame.

AHHHHHH YOU&#39;RE WATCHING ME, AREN&#39;T YOU? :o :ph34r:

I guess the music I really like, really appreciate, and never get tired of, is all respectable. Nirvana, some Beatles, Bob Marley, etc. I&#39;m just the kind of person that will hear a piece of crap song on TV or the radio, not bother to turn it off, and get it stuck in my head for its few short weeks or airtime, after which its replaced by another dumb song. Usually these have a simple, but hypnotizing beat... @[email protected]
Coincidence? Or deliberate plot? ... d&#39;oh.

EDIT: added after thought



... I need to get out more...

[commie kg]

Sometimes I feel guilty for listening to Wizo... Their lyrics are great, but sometimes I feel like a corporate sell-out whore.

I still like them.

[ÑóẊîöʼn]

I admit I sometimes listen to Aqua, who in case you don&#39;t know are a really cheezy eurodance duo that did Barbie Girl and Dr Jones.

-NoX, Attack of the Cheeze.

[mentalbunny]

I have to admit I feel slightly guilty, correction very guilty, about liking HIM.

And sorry I can&#39;t remember who said it, but Beyonce?&#33;&#33;&#33; how the fuck...? I know she&#39;s quite hot, but even so, that music, catchy yeah but still pure shit&#33;&#33;&#33; But kelis, there&#39;s no need to be ashamed of Kelis.

[FatFreeMilk]

OMG no&#33; Not Kelis&#33; That song has become the #1 overplayed song of all time. Besides who let the dogs out. I&#39;m not ashamed of beyonce though, that girl can sing.

Other "gulity" pleasure as of now: Freak a leak by petey pablo :D

I was really into lil jon &the east side boys but that shit&#39;s way overplayed too. It&#39;s freakin hilarious how my friend goes around sayin "WHAT?" "OKAY&#33;" and "YEAH&#33;" :lol:

[Saddie-sad]

Well coming from a backround of music from rock to punk...I&#39;d have to say I like that milkshake song by kelis.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 24 2004, 03:53 AM
...
Or I can like just about anything at the classic rock forums, those people have the most non-discriminating music tastes ever. They like everything. So I can go there and say that I like anything and not be lynched.
Unfortunately I got thrown out of that place by the fascist administrators who have failed to even return with a reply.
People have posted extremely offensive and misogynistic jokes that site that are acceptable, so I wanted to pull their strings, so I posted some feminist stuff. They found it too controversial and banned me. They didn&#39;t even like me to begin with because they know I&#39;m a communist. ...fucking reactionary, cock-sucking, sons of motherfucking *****es&#33;


There are right wing, sexist idiots on classic rock forums and you are suprised by this?

I would almost think that would be the norm. To be quite honest, in my experience anyway you would seem to be quite an exception for a classic rock fan.

Think about it most classic rock is apolitical so most conservative types can enjoy it becuse the message/lyrics don&#39;t conflict with their beliefs/ideologies.

Oh and didn&#39;t somebody point out that Eric Clapton&#39;s racist sentiments were the inspiration for the whole Rock Against Racism movement in England?

Go check out some good music right here:
http://www.theadjusters.com/
There are some free MP3 files, you won&#39;t be disappointed or feel guilty.

[El Brujo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 24 2004, 01:18 PM
New Wave.

And Twisted Sister fucking rocked.
Beat me to it. :lol:

I listen to some NSBM and RAC, though I avoid songs with lyrics that turn me off, no matter how good the music is and I would never buy their shit first hand.

[SittingBull47]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2004, 02:08 PM
The only music i am truly guilty for is static x... though i realise that they are worshiped by the right wing.
really? why are they adored by righties?

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by SittingBull47+Mar 25 2004, 03:13 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (SittingBull47 @ Mar 25 2004, 03:13 PM)
[email protected] 23 2004, 02:08 PM
The only music i am truly guilty for is static x... though i realise that they are worshiped by the right wing.
really? why are they adored by righties? [/b]
well this is in the links section of their site: -

Ayn Rand http://www.aynrand.org
Rush Limbaugh http://www.rushlimbaugh.com
Manowar http://www.manowar.com
Overkill http://www.wreckingcrew.com
The Color Red (drummer Preston Nash&#39;s new band) http://www.thecolorred.com
Gene Simmons (aka: God) http://www.genesimmons.com
The Plasmatics http://www.plasmatics.com
Ayn Rand articles about the War & Sept. 11 http://www.aynrand.org/medialink/actofwar.html
Marshmallow Fluff http://www.marshmallowfluff.com/
New Rock boots http://www.newrock.es/
Dallas Cowboys (NFL) http://www.dallascowboys.com
The Rejects fan site #1 http://www.geocities.com/maggotchik_1/
Bob Grant on WOR radio (NYC) http://www.worradio.com
Howard Stern http://www.howardstern.com
The Andrew Lewis Show (Ayn Rand&#39;s ideas) http://www.alshow.com/
Leonard Peikoff (leading Objectivist,Ayn Rand) http://www.peikoff.com
Carl Sagan (scientist supreme) http://www.carlsagan.com
Skeptical Inquirer (investigating paranormal claims) http://www.csicop.com
Skeptic Magazine http://www.skeptic.com
Tripp uses this guitar pick company&#33; http://www.customguitarpicks.net
Bomb Pop Mafia (Dizzy Draztik) http://bombpopmafia.cjb.net/
The Objectivist (Ayn Rand in pop culture) http://www.angelfire.com/wizard/egotrip/
Crank Yankers (TV show) http://www.comedycentral.com/tv_shows/crankyankers/

Several right wing links, as can see, a big fan of ayn rand.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Yeah, CP, I kinda noticed that classic rock fans aren&#39;t the most progressive people out there. :(

I asked them about Eric Clapton being a racist and not one of them said that they believed it. Nobody there had even heard of the acusations saying that he was a racist.
Even a leftist member, who doesn&#39;t post anything controversial for his own good, said he thought it was false. A lot of people there pointed out the fact that he is a blues artist and has done lots of work with black musicians, so he can&#39;t be a racist.
And the rock against racism didn&#39;t really give any links to his quote in context, so I&#39;m kinda lost about whether or not he&#39;s a racist.
If he is, I&#39;d really hate to buy his music anymore. :unsure:

If anyone knows anything about Clapton and racism, tell me. :)

EDIT: all the rock against racism website says is
Eric Clapton suggested at a Birmingham concert that Enoch Powell was right, and Britain was ‘overcrowded’. RAR’s founders wrote to the New Musical Express announcing the launch of the organisation.

I&#39;m not sure if he actualy regrets blacks, Irish, Indians, or whatever he mean when he referred to English immigrants. The quote doesn&#39;t say much.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2004, 10:57 PM
Yeah, CP, I kinda noticed that classic rock fans aren&#39;t the most progressive people out there. :(

I asked them about Eric Clapton being a racist and not one of them said that they believed it. Nobody there had even heard of the acusations saying that he was a racist.
Even a leftist member, who doesn&#39;t post anything controversial for his own good, said he thought it was false. A lot of people there pointed out the fact that he is a blues artist and has done lots of work with black musicians, so he can&#39;t be a racist.
And the rock against racism didn&#39;t really give any links to his quote in context, so I&#39;m kinda lost about whether or not he&#39;s a racist.
If he is, I&#39;d really hate to buy his music anymore. :unsure:

If anyone knows anything about Clapton and racism, tell me. :)

EDIT: all the rock against racism website says is
Eric Clapton suggested at a Birmingham concert that Enoch Powell was right, and Britain was ‘overcrowded’. RAR’s founders wrote to the New Musical Express announcing the launch of the organisation.

I&#39;m not sure if he actualy regrets blacks, Irish, Indians, or whatever he mean when he referred to English immigrants. The quote doesn&#39;t say much.
How is that racist? Its a geographical fact, we have a population of 60,000,000 living in what is on the grand scheam of things a tiny country. We have a lot of pollution, poverty, our economy is not brilliant and we have an aging population. I think that we in the UK are going to be in trouble within a few decades. I cant see how that fact has any referance to race what so ever, except that it may be an anti-immigrant argument. But its not, its more of a family planning argument. Immigration is a tiny preportion of the UK&#39;s population, a few 100,000 a year is not really going to make a vast differance, IMO.

Enoch Powell is an idiot, but he&#39;s got it right on this one... just as usual for the entirley wrong reasons.

[Hampton]

Found this too:


Dannii&#39;s praise for Jean-Marie Le Pen echoes comments made by Eric Clapton in 1976, who supported the racist Tory politician Enoch Powell and called for Kenyan Asians to be "sent home". Clapton&#39;s outburst led directly to the formation of Rock Against Racism, a huge popular movement that was instrumental in smashing the National Front in the late 1970s.

Linky (http://www.repeatfanzine.co.uk/Rants/Dannii.htm)


In August 1976, Eric Clapton, the rock guitarist, interrupted a Birmingham concert to make a speech supporting Enoch Powell, the racist Tory MP. The photographer Red Saunders wrote a reply, which was subsequently published in a number of papers including the New Musical Express and Melody Maker. The letter led directly to the formation of Rock Against Racism, &#39;When we read about Eric Clapton&#39;s Birmingham concert when he urged support for Enoch Powell, we nearly puked. Come on Eric... Own up. Half your music is black. You&#39;re rock music&#39;s biggest colonist... We want to organise a rank and file movement against the racist poison music... P. S. Who shot the Sheriff Eric? It sure as hell wasn&#39;t you&#33;&#39; Dave Widgery, Saunders, Roger Huddle and others followed up the letter by organising a series of anti-NF concerts. The message was angry, exciting and compelling, effective at reaching the young. This editorial in the first issue of Temporary Hoardings was RAR&#39;s manifesto, &#39;We want Rebel music, street music. Music that breaks down people&#39;s fear of one another. Crisis music. Now music. Music that knows who the real enemy is. Rock against Racism. Love Music Hate Racism.&#39;

http://www.dkrenton.co.uk/anl/1970s.html

[Rastafari]

wow, that sucks. He does play on the new Toots album though, which I still need to pick up.

I&#39;m not sure that Eric Clapton is a racist per se, but rather a little bit stupid politically.
who knows, though?

[El Brujo]

Didn&#39;t Eric Clapton cover Bob Marley&#39;s "I Shot The Sheriff"? :huh:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Yes, Brujo, yes he did.
In his 1974 album 461 Ocean Boulevard.
A really good album, I might add.

I agree with rasta.
He probably isn&#39;t a racist, just supported a douche-bag politician in the past.

But just to be on the safe side, I will remove "Clapton is God" from my stuff. :P

[dark fairy]

guilty pleasure damn it system of a down and yes i do listen to blink 182 when i dig deep into my cd&#39;s, but especially blink god im ashamed&#33; but let&#39;s see...i own a copy of chronic 2000

[Comrade BNS]

Ok well since I take a strong stance against postmodern destruction of culture this is particularly forbidden stuff...but alot of postmodern (westernised for you less phillosophically minded people, the terms are almost interchangeable these days in alot of cases) eastern music, such as Bhangra and Rai(although not so much with Rai, it was traditionally a blend of both cultures) and arabic pop....I&#39;m addicted to Malkit Singh atm...he is really cool.......but yeah as I said....forbidden fruit...

Comrade BNS

[suffianr]

Does Tatu count? Damn, they are fine.

[Instinct For Freedom]

AFI.

[God of Imperia]

Manu chao and Buena Vista Social Club, Tito Puento ...

[mentalbunny]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 09:26 AM
Does Tatu count? Damn, they are fine.
I forgot about them. They go on my list too, but only in Russian&#33;

[Ian]

Coheed and Cambria are a bit of a guilty pleasure for me.

[Lacrimi de Chiciură]

MC Hammer <_<

[The Rotten One]

Oh man. The Flock of Seaguls. And I ran...

[Silent Bob]

Creedince clearwater revival :( so...much...catchy&#33;&#33;

o ya and the milkshake song (which sucks) isn&#39;t about Female ejaculation, milkshake is how a woman carries herself, her attitude that makes her sexy. thats what i get for having a brother that petends to be black :rolleyes: god i hate the suburbs

[Soul Rebel]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2004, 03:54 AM

My Guilty pleasure of the week is Blue Oyster Cult.
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hahaha...i saw the blue oyster cult in concert when i was 17 :lol: i was seriously like one of ten teenagers there. everyone else was in their like forties and all bikers. it was great. i had a great time. Long live the blue oyster cult&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

i have no guilty pleasures. everything i listen to i love.

i cant believe some of the things im hearing: george clinton, prince, flock of seagulls, and ccr as guilty pleasures????&#33;&#33;&#33; These are bands that everyone should be listening to&#33;&#33;&#33; i love these people, they&#39;re wonderful.

[The Rotten One]

Oh, and some Tommy Tutone is pretty cool. But CCR rocks.

[Marxist in Nebraska]

My guilty pleasures...

In current rock... Evanescence, Staind, and yes... The Darkness.

I also have a soft spot for some pretty weird new wave stuff... Scatman John, Falco, Wall of Voodoo (big song: "Mexican Radio")... which I am not that guilty about, so long as I do not have to watch their old music videos. That would be torture, just to see their hairdos (or more accurately, hair-don&#39;ts).

I also like some Styx, and I also consider that a guilty pleasure. I love that song, "Mr. Roboto", and I noticed my mom had the CD. I felt too weird to actually go out to the living room and borrow it.

Tatu... they were mentioned earlier... yep, another guilty pleasure of mine. They do definitely sound much better in Russian.

For the record, the following bands mentioned in earlier posts I love and do not consider guilty pleasures: AFI, Blue Oyster Cult, Rancid, Static-X.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I like the Darkness and don&#39;t consider them a guilty pleasure at all.
Maybe if you take the stance that all pop music is shite, then you have something to be guilty about, but not me.

[Marxist in Nebraska]

I am not eternally opposed to music just because it is pop, even though most pop is clearly shit.

The Darkness are a cartoonish, cheezy, message-less &#39;80s glam rock cliche born 20 years too late... but still... I like them. That, and my girlfriend utterly hates them... makes me hesitate to admit I like them, unless I am with one of my two friends who has also been bitten by the Darkness bug.

[Louis Pio]

I don&#39;t think im really embarresed by any of the music I like. I was when I started listening to other stuff than punk and heavy though. But that was probably more because it&#39;s hard breaking out of the role you put yourself in by choosing music style when your teen.
In my experience things like that don&#39;t really bother you when you get older.
I would be embarresed if I listened to Status Quo though :D

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Their lack of a message is found in most bands that I like. And their image, I think, is infinitely better than the excessively serious crap that most rock today is.

[Saint-Just]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2004, 02:08 PM
The only music i am truly guilty for is static x... though i realise that they are worshiped by the right wing.
Static-X are unbelievable, they are amazing.

A band&#39;s politics do not matter though. I think most rappers should be shot, but I&#39;ll still listen to them. And my favourite band, Insane Clown Posse, are evangelical Christians.

I&#39;m not sure whether I should be guilty for liking Michael Jackson.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

If you&#39;re ashamed to share you taste for them, then they&#39;re a guilty pleasure. That&#39;s how I go about it, anyway.

[Louis Pio]

And my favourite band, Insane Clown Posse,

ICP is really whack. I have some friends that are die-hard fans (juggalos I think they are called). And one should never get them started on talking bout ICP because they can go on for hours.
I even think they know every lyric by heart :wacko:

[Saint-Just]

Originally posted by [email protected] 7 2004, 08:59 PM

And my favourite band, Insane Clown Posse,

ICP is really whack. I have some friends that are die-hard fans (juggalos I think they are called). And one should never get them started on talking bout ICP because they can go on for hours.
I even think they know every lyric by heart :wacko:
It depends who you admit it to, I would admit that I listened to Michael Jackson to most people.

Yes, there are a lot of hard core ICP fans, Juggalos. Juggalos were partly blamed for what happened at Woodstock 99&#39;.

ICP are real characters, I could talk about them for some time. Definately an acquired taste for many people though.

[Louis Pio]

I like em too. Not all their albums though.
But they are indeed very special.

[DarkAngel]

Originally posted by Chairman Mao+Apr 7 2004, 09:05 PM--> (Chairman Mao @ Apr 7 2004, 09:05 PM)
[email protected] 7 2004, 08:59 PM

And my favourite band, Insane Clown Posse,

ICP is really whack. I have some friends that are die-hard fans (juggalos I think they are called). And one should never get them started on talking bout ICP because they can go on for hours.
I even think they know every lyric by heart :wacko:
It depends who you admit it to, I would admit that I listened to Michael Jackson to most people.

Yes, there are a lot of hard core ICP fans, Juggalos. Juggalos were partly blamed for what happened at Woodstock 99&#39;.

ICP are real characters, I could talk about them for some time. Definately an acquired taste for many people though. [/b]
wow icp, shudder. their music is just a joke which is why i like it. Ive meet a few of them before(shaggy to dope, lol), they really are some strange ass people.

[The Rotten One]

I can&#39;t get that bloody Milkshake song out of my head.

[Elect Marx]

Originally posted by lost [email protected] 22 2004, 10:29 AM
I&#39;m called a satanist, and listen to mostly goth music like Theorin, Inkubus Sukkubus, stuff like that, but still I listen very much to Prince... PrinceVery much.... But I dont feel very guilty for it dough... The man is a genious...
Uhuh, I like Theorin, interesting.

Prince&#33;?

Genious&#33;?

Isn&#39;t he just more poppy crap? Isn&#39;t it somewhat... the antithesis of "goth music?"

You don&#39;t feel guilty? Well that is nice for you; but why? WHY WHY WHY&#33;?

[Saint-Just]

Ive meet a few of them before(shaggy to dope, lol),

Its going to take me a while to get over my jealousy. (lol) :(

[Soul Rebel]

i saw icp a while back, it was a great show. i couldnt stop laughing. shaggy too dope came out dressed in a santa outfit (it was summer). violent jay was just violent jay and was laughing at shaggy. i went home covered in fago (i was directly in front of the stage). tehe...that was also the same night i got hit on by one of the guys from biohazard :lol:

[The Rotten One]

Prince is the most powerful peson of his stature and choice of dress in the world. Go bloody Prince.

[Saint-Just]

Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2004, 03:05 PM
i saw icp a while back, it was a great show. i couldnt stop laughing. shaggy too dope came out dressed in a santa outfit (it was summer). violent jay was just violent jay and was laughing at shaggy. i went home covered in fago (i was directly in front of the stage). tehe...that was also the same night i got hit on by one of the guys from biohazard :lol:
Thats really cool. I will go to one of their shows when they come to Europe.

[mcleodstickle]

As far as I&#39;m concerned, Aqua and Slipknot, and King Prawn.
Harriet&#33; King Prawn a guilty pleasure, never.
I have afr too many guilty pleasures, though i wouldnt say im embarrassed by many of them
I will join the growing list of people that are admitting still listening to blink 182, that is my worst.
so some of the list goes:
ace of base
maroon 5
that one beyonce tune (although i heard the tune that teh brass sample comes from, SO good)
actaully i think we better stop here, maybe blink isnt my worst when i think about it.

[El Brujo]

ICP are great. I especially like their anti-Eminem stuff. I couldn&#39;t stop lauphing at "Slim Anus" for 6 months after it was released. Definitely an aquired taste though and have some strange ideas. I went to see them in Anaheim some years ago with the Kottonmouth Kings.

[dark fairy]

this isn&#39;t about music but a guilty pleasure would have to be... charlie chaplin... god if he were in my room he wouldn&#39;t leave for hours... ohhhh man...
hehe :P ok ok...
hummm another guilty pleasure would have to be the adicts... and slayer in a way :unsure:

[Saint-Just]

Originally posted by El [email protected] 10 2004, 01:27 AM
ICP are great. I especially like their anti-Eminem stuff. I couldn&#39;t stop lauphing at "Slim Anus" for 6 months after it was released. Definitely an aquired taste though and have some strange ideas. I went to see them in Anaheim some years ago with the Kottonmouth Kings.
I&#39;ve been to Anaheim, Disneyland. Very strange ideas, they have some left-wing ideas about the nature of ghettos and problems of American society though.

[Eastside Revolt]

Guilty pleasures

Creed&#39;s my own prison, just that song.

Our Lady Peace
The Tea Party
3rd eye blind, that doo, doo, doo song
Break stuff by Limp Bizkit
alot of stuff by pharrell

:wub:

[honest intellectual]

The Sex Pistols.

Other than that, I&#39;m unimpeachable

[mariposa]

guilty pleasuers, eh?
Savage Garden....I FRIGGIN ADORE CYNDI LAUPER....did I say that? :blink:

[Purple]

die, you whore....

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I like the Pretenders. Should I be guilty?
Chrissy Hynde is beautiful, can sing incredibly, and is a leftist os some sort. :wub:

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2004, 08:22 PM
I like the Pretenders. Should I be guilty?
Chrissy Hynde is beautiful, can sing incredibly, and is a leftist os some sort. :wub:
You could do a LOT worse than that. For example I believe you have said that you are a fan of Supertramp, now that&#39;s something.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I&#39;m not at all a fan of Supertramp. I can&#39;t even recall mentioning them.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2004, 10:58 PM
I&#39;m not at all a fan of Supertramp. I can&#39;t even recall mentioning them.
Sorry I must have confused you with someone else on this board. How about Peter Frampton though?

[Raisa]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2004, 06:14 PM
even though i love ROCK, but i still like kelis and beyonce,


dont say a thing
....kelis is cool. Dont worry about it.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Yeah, I like Peter Frampton.
Not extremely, but I like him.

Frampton Comes Alive has lots of good tracks, but I think it has some fillers, while lots of people would disagree with me on that.

[guerrillaradio]

Originally posted by [email protected] 23 2004, 06:35 PM
Rites Of Spring...
Dude what the fuck?? They&#39;re awesome&#33;&#33;&#33;

For me:

Taking Back Sunday
Evergreen Terrace (fuckin pro-life dicks)
Dizzee Rascal (hahahahaha)
DJ Hype
N*E*R*D (when stoned)
Kelis - Milkshake

I also find myself constantly singing along to Guns N Roses, but I&#39;m not sure if that&#39;s out of love or hate.

[synthesis]

Dizzee Rascal (hahahahaha)

Odd. He&#39;s quite the critical favorite, stateside.

[FatFreeMilk]

Yeah, I like Peter Frampton.
Not extremely, but I like him.

Frampton Comes Alive has lots of good tracks, but I think it has some fillers, while lots of people would disagree with me on that.

what?&#33; guilty pleasure? Oh hell nah&#33; I love peter, no apologies&#33; There is nothing wrong with a 14+ minute long "Do you feel like we do" :D Next best guitarist player poll you better have him on there. I wouldn&#39;t vote for him but still :P

[canikickit]

Dizzy Rascal is good.

I&#39;ve only heard the one song, but it&#39;s cool. At least he doesn&#39;t put oni an American accent like some people.

[guerrillaradio]

Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2004, 05:20 AM

Dizzee Rascal (hahahahaha)

Odd. He&#39;s quite the critical favorite, stateside.
Yeah he won the Mercury Music Award over here, which is about the most serious award there is, but he basically represents the type of person alternative kids/leftists would hate/be threatened by/be comtemptuous of. I think that&#39;s real binary stereotyping on the side of Nirvana idiot fans. He&#39;s actually pretty insightful.

[guerrillaradio]

Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2004, 07:00 AM
Dizzy Rascal is good.

I&#39;ve only heard the one song, but it&#39;s cool. At least he doesn&#39;t put oni an American accent like some people.
His album&#39;s well good, but I&#39;m not sure if he has the same affect if you&#39;re not well acquainted with London "youth culture". While he was breaking, I was going out with a girl who lived in one of the dodgiest parts of London, so I saw kids identical to him on the streets, the bus, the pubs etc etc...and everyone I met knew someone who knew him or one of his mates or his posse or something.

[Akasha]

James Taylor

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

Originally posted by Take the Power [email protected] 22 2004, 03:39 AM
Cough*IListentoBlink182EveryNowAndThen*Cough...Gui lty pleasures? None...
i listened to them way back even saw them live travis barker is cool the other members say alot of dumb things

my mesage to those other two:
suckamibollz&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

no really there song anthem part2 was catchy and hypocritical

[mcleodstickle]

ok, so this is beginning to annoy me now, who is kelis?&#33;?
And I have now decided to retract my post. I have no guilty pleasures, I enjoy all the music i listen to and that all that matters. so, yea.

[canikickit]

Kelis sings about the milkshake. And "I hate you so much right now"

[mcleodstickle]

Oh ok, I think I know the one.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I should make it clear that I don&#39;t actually like Styx. I see that it&#39;s been decreasing people&#39;s trust in my taste, and I can see why. I like only two Styx songs that I can think of: Renegade and I vaguely like Show me the Way. I mean, I don&#39;t even own a single Styx album, so stop making me fucking feel guilty for liking two bloody songs. The rest of their stuff is crap and belongs in the thrift shop alongside Foreigner and REO Speedwagon.

I am, however, still &#39;guilty&#39; for liking those styx songs.

Just thought I&#39;d clear it up a bit.

I&#39;d also like to add Here I go Again by Whitesnake. That&#39;s also really the only song by them that I like.

It&#39;s kind of hard explaining to people that you&#39;re guilty of liking a single song, not the group as a whole....

[BOZG]

Yeah you gotta love Milkshake. I&#39;ll swallow my pride and admit that Avril Lavigne is the catchiest person alive =D And Toxic by Britney Spears, that&#39;s been stuck in my head for months.

[mcleodstickle]

:-/ two of my friends are going to see britney a week 2mo.
its hellish, they are so exciteable.

but toxic is catchy....

[mentalbunny]

Britney is the antichrist.

I am now slightly embarrased to have all 6 Marilyn Manson LP&#39;s in my collection.

[Invader Zim]

i have a lightingseeds album, well actually a few. I was young...

[Lefty]

I was going through my CDs and I found a Hanson cd. That&#39;s kinda sad.

[canikickit]

That&#39;s dispicable.

[Hampton]

http://www.falco.at/deutsch/disco_dat/01dat/Bilder/image003_jpg.jpg

[Marxist in Nebraska]

Hampton,

Do you dig the Falco?

I love "Rock Me, Amadeus." I am not sure if I should be guilty about that, since it seems so silly in the first place. I feel less guilty liking music if I do not take it seriously.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Apparently Hansen is working on some new stuff and re-emerging in the mainstream. Not that I&#39;m really looking foreward to it... they always seemed like crap to me.

[FatFreeMilk]

Hell yeah they&#39;re coming out with a new CD&#33; I can&#39;t wait&#33;

[Lefty]

They have some catchy songs. I forgot to mention that I listened to the CD when I found it. I also enjoy the music of Nelly Furtado. Damn, that&#39;s some catchy stuff.

[Palmares]

Guilty pleasures...

First I&#39;ll mention what I like, but I feel I get persecuted for:

(here come nu-metal first)
Disturbed
KoRn

I don&#39;t get persecuted for liking Tool, APC, Deftones, NIN, Manson, or SOTD though.

(Rap)

Well... all of the rap I like, or used to like i get presecuted for.

Besides the mentioned nu-metal types, only the alternative music I like doesn&#39;t get persecuted. Plaese note though, I don&#39;t get persecuted by some metal heads I know.

I&#39;ll try to throw up some other names:

Wu-Tang Clan (not into them much anymore though)
50 Cent (okay, I only actually like a few songs)
Eminem (I only like The Eminem Show and a few other songs)
Obie Trice (I actually like most of his songs)

Can&#39;t think of anything else at the mo.

Wait... when I was younger... (refrain from chocking your computer screen please)

I LIKED HANSON. :o

[Timon of Athens]

I really hate to admit this.. Micheal Jackson in the eighties was just catchy. I know he&#39;s a freak now and the embodiment of all capitalist ills, but Thriller just has a hell of a beat. That&#39;s all, evil conciense&#33;
Alright Fine&#33; I like the Eagles, even their early country stuff. And Supertramp (but not very much). And I love Ravi Shankar.
And the whole of Spinal Tap. Especially the Flower People..
I&#39;m glad I got that off my back. :unsure:

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Most folks here actually like Michael jackson. :)

And Spinal Tap....

You know what i want
You know what I n-n-need
Gime some mone-e-e-y
:lol:

And The Eagles are cool.

[raistlins_minion]

:unsure: I like Eminem

[The Feral Underclass]

http://www.cas.ohiou.edu/pols/walesinternship/images/shirley_bassey.jpg

Sing it Shirley&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

http://www.basseyonline.com/images/shirley1.jpg

God I love that woman&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

http://www.ticketinformation.de/information/abbildung/shirleybassey.jpg

Nobody wears diamonds like Shirley...

Guilty and Proud&#33;&#33;&#33;

[Purple]

men without hats(no, the band), i used to like alice deejay, used to like eminem untill i was old enough to realise that everything about him was stupid nonsense, i like listening to the boston symphony orchestra playing the theme of zelda, and thats pretty much it about me...

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by Timon of [email protected] 8 2004, 10:22 PM
I really hate to admit this.. Micheal Jackson in the eighties was just catchy. I know he&#39;s a freak now and the embodiment of all capitalist ills, but Thriller just has a hell of a beat. That&#39;s all, evil conciense&#33;
Alright Fine&#33; I like the Eagles, even their early country stuff. And Supertramp (but not very much). And I love Ravi Shankar.
And the whole of Spinal Tap. Especially the Flower People..
I&#39;m glad I got that off my back. :unsure:
There&#39;s nothing wrong with Ravi Shankar, nothing to be ashamed of there. The eagles now that&#39;s another story. And I don&#39;t get the MJ obsession either.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Who said anything that suggested an obsession?
I vaguely like Michael Jackson.

[Timon of Athens]

Who said obsession? I like Thriller. The album that is.. I don&#39;t know his other stuff. And yes, Ravi is fantastic :D , but most people (that I know anyway) are a little closed-minded about the sitar, so you gotta keep it to yourself.