Guilty Pleasures

For me Marillion and Mike Oldfield. (but not all of it - there's some real dross in there as well.)

Both much derided but...well..........I quite like them.

Who or what are yours?

Level 42

Hell. That's more guilty than mine and I thought I was bad.

I know, that's pretty bad... I've also been known to tap my toes to Rick Astley, Mel & Kim and even Bros.

I think it's an 80s nostalgia thing... I draw the line at bloody NKOTB though!

Go West.

Kelly Clarkson.

Some other random cheese

I'm not ashamed of anything I listen to.

You've obviously never heard Level 42 then.

I love Farport Convention and a lot of people think I should feel guilty about it but I don't.

I like a lot of folk music - my dad was a folk singer (still is, actually!) so I got to hear a lot when I was younger...

I don't exactly shout about the old finger-in-the-ear stuff, but it's not half as embarrassing as knowing all the words to 'Running In The Family'

I'm not ashamed about anything I listen to - hence the after I posted it all.

I love Coldplay, I love Snow Patrol. Oh no!

Hanson. No, seriously....

Penny & Me. TUUUUUNE!

I'm not ashamed of anything really, but my taste is pretty ecclectic.

Used to really like George Michael's stuff.

Willie Nelson. And Lionel Ritchie.

'Show Me The Way' by Peter Frampton.

Enter Shikari

I've never heard Enter Shikari, but I always think they're called 'Enter Shakira', which could be another guilty pleasure...

Hehe! Enter Shikari are really good musicians, but they do themselves no favours by growling like wounding wolves all the time and clinging to what will hopefully be a short-lived fad of pop culture...

They really are good musicians, though

That fucking Stop and Stare by One Republic...I just can't get it out of my head(I'm not quoting kylie)

jonny wrote:

Enter Shikari

Fantastic band.

At the minute Alphabeat, glorious pop with some 80's influences. 99 Red Balloons by Nena (the german version, naturally), I Want You To Want Me by Cheap Trick. The first two albums by both Stereophonics and Travis

I quite like Alphabeat... and the first Stereophonics album is the best thing they've done, imho (although I did like the one with Dakota on it)

Absolutely loving Sara Bareilles' new single, Love Song...

For me Abba but not really ashamed of my copy of Abba gold pure perfect pop music ( pom pom, pom pom, pom pom ] does that piano thing with hands

Ahem, as I said before (but now a LOT less hungover)
The Eagles
and Queen