O.K., it's time to fess up!!!!  What music do you listen to behind the locked door or by yourself while driving in the car?  What is really buried deep in the files of you're computer or Ipod?

Everyone has Guilty Pleasures!!  What are yours??

I admit to listening to ABBA and The BEE GEE's!!

Of coarse I have to be in the mood!!

I mostly listen to The Who, C S N, Led Zepplin, Cream, etc......... you get the point!!

So, fess up!!!!!!!

I regulary switch to a radiostation where they air 80's music most of the time. I like how it takes me back to the years I was young and life was easy... 

I do like staying alive by the Bee gees, most numbers of Abba, Almost everything by Michael Jackson in his Thriller-period, Alice Cooper, and some melodramatic songs from long gone years... 

Literally, anything and everything NOT involving James Blunt!... ...!

Paul... ...!

Mictheslik wrote on Feb 23^rd, 2008 at 12:07pm:


Talking of one hit wonders, I have on 45, The Vapours, "Turning Japanese" ( I think you have to be English to work that title out, if not PM me and Toni Basil, "Mickey"........... And dare I say it too, several Adam and the Ants tracks.

Matt

Like Foz I have very wide tastes & enjoy listening to all types of music providing it's performed well. I was never influenced by what other people think or restricted to categories (genres as they call them now ). If I like something it doesn't matter what they choose to call it.

PS. I'm not keen on the Bee Gees but do like a few of their records.

PPS. Kenny Everett DIY Bee Gees kit. -->  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYaymcp2YlE&feature=related

Willit Run wrote on Feb 24^th, 2008 at 1:02pm:

I must admit they helped but their music has stood the test of time. How old were you in 1974? ABBA - Waterloo 1974 Eurovision Song Contest Brighton UK

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I was seven in 1974! How old does that make James Blunt then seeing as he's just released a song about going clubbing in 1974?
Anyhow, we have a station on at work that plays loads of 60's and 70's stuff with a bit of 80's for good measure and I find I've started to listen to that in the car when I'm on my own. In the CD changer I've got stuff from Blondie, Dire Straits, Jeff Wayne's War of the World and Duran Duran. I also have Guns 'N Roses, Iron Maiden, Rainbow, Bon Jovi and AC/DC. The real “never admit this to anyone” CD though is Pamela's Dido CD that I find, disturbingly, I'm listening to far too often .

Evanescence
тАТу
Dir en Grey
System of a Down
Oomph!
Rammstein
Yoko Kanno
Black Crowes
Duran Duran
David Bowie
Lorena McKennitt
Cyndi Lauper
Björk
Tori Amos
Pearl Jam
Rollins Band
Led Zeppelin
George Michael
George Gershwin
Smoosh
Linkin Park
Tool
Kodo
Foo Fighters
Pink Floyd
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
10,000 Maniacs
Smashing Pumpkins
The Cranberries
some assorted soundtracks
. . . and probably a few others I have forgotten.

Souichiro wrote on Feb 29^th, 2008 at 5:31am:

I have always walked my own path musically without shame, but I guess I feel a little guilty that I still like some of the more vapid stuff from the 70s... KC and the Sunshine Band spring to mind...

I'm mostly a hard rock / metalhead myself, although I do listen to ABBA, The Bee Gees, and Country and Western.... odd selection, I know

John Farnhams - Your The Voice, good to hear he's still going strong all this time after it was first released.

Sometimes I listen to Big Band music from WWII
http://www.6thcorpsmusic.us/

Or some songs from the Vietnam War era
Like:
Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Fortunate Son"
Edwin Starr - "War"
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas - "Nowhere to Run"
The Troggs - "Wild Thing"
Rare Earth - "Get Ready"
Canned Heat - "On the Road Again"
The Guess Who - "Shakin' All Over"
Count Five - "Psychotic Reaction"
Deep Purple - "Hush"
The Kinks - "All Day And All Of The Night"
The Kinks - "You Really Got Me"
The Box Tops - "The Letter"
Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to Love"
Bobby Fuller Four - "I Fought the Law"
The Trashmen - "Surfin' Bird"
Jefferson Airplane - "White Rabbit"