View Full Version : Songs you're embarrassed to like...
Nanbawan
06 May 2005, 08:49 PM
There are always a lot of them, you'd merely concede you actually like them - I don't speak about hypnotical songs that jam your brainwashed brain- but whenever you hear one of them you can't help singing it at least in your mind. And you kinda like it !
Super Trooper by ABBA,
very embarrassing but my mom was listening to that when I was a baby, probably my first musical souvenir...Says it all, other people would state that it is a Mozart sonata... :o
Alexandrie, Alexandra by Claude François
The man who sang "comme d'habitude" which was to become "My Way".
Songs by Boney M (I publicly apologise)
YMCA by Village People
Burning Heart (Rocky IV) by Survivor...
OK, this thread was the worst idea ever... *buries himself alive*
Ringo
06 May 2005, 08:52 PM
hmmmm, this thread again.
let see, we've had this thread many times.
we have a worst albums you like thread (pretty much the same as this)
we have a sh!t movies you like thread (same idea, again)
can't we just start a thread on threads you're embarassed to post in and be done with it?
or sticky all the guilty pleasure threads?
ok, i'm sorry to be a smarta$$. :D:D
Nanbawan
06 May 2005, 09:07 PM
hmmmm, this thread again.
we have a worst albums you like thread (pretty much the same as this)
There was ? I've only checked the first page of thread lists.
I concede that this great idea came into my mind after a lengthy and thorough analysis of the ********** films thread... ;)
Ringo
06 May 2005, 09:24 PM
again, sorry for being a smart a$$. people enjoy these threads, so good luck! :)
Rambler
06 May 2005, 11:02 PM
anything by Kate Bush or early Fairport Convention. You've got to connect to your inner-wuss, thats easy when you're on your own but listening to that kind of stuff around your mates will get you some quizical looks
Ian McCracken
06 May 2005, 11:36 PM
Super Trooper by ABBA
I think a lot of people are closet ABBA listeners. Most dudes will deride them in public when amongst their Boys, but secretly sing along in their cars when alone.
bigredfutbol
07 May 2005, 12:32 AM
"Hold On Loosely" by .38 Special.
"Roll With the Changes" by REO Speedwagon
"Life in a Northern Town" by Dream Academy
"Stop Playing Games With My Heart" by Backstreet Boys
"I'm In You" by Peter Frampton
"Middle of the Night" [title?] by Climax Blues Band
"Kite" by Kate Bush
I could go on and on. Lots of one-hit wonders I heard on the radio and was too embarrassed to ask "who's this"?
Quango
07 May 2005, 12:42 AM
Kelly Clarkson's new song... "Since you been gone?
scaryice
07 May 2005, 12:54 AM
Kelly Clarkson's new song... "Since you been gone?
Actually it's "Since U Been Gone."
amerifolklegend
07 May 2005, 12:58 AM
There's no reason to be embarrassed by liking Since U Been Gone.
Lithium858
07 May 2005, 01:12 AM
"Stop Playing Games With My Heart" by Backstreet Boys
Isn't it "Quit Playing Games With My Heart"? ;)
scaryice
07 May 2005, 04:13 AM
Isn't it "Quit Playing Games With My Heart"? ;)
Yes. Come on people...
CHICO13
07 May 2005, 07:23 AM
I Think I Love You by David Cassidy. Reminds me of my first girlfriend....
royalstilton
07 May 2005, 07:45 AM
I, personally, don't like the song, of course, but I knew a guy once who liked "Sugar, Sugar", by the Archies.
Deplorable... ;)
I think a lot of people are closet ABBA listeners. Most dudes will deride them in public when amongst their Boys, but secretly sing along in their cars when alone.
Dude I LOVE abba.
yossarian
07 May 2005, 09:30 AM
Dude I LOVE abba.
Me too. Abba rock or rocks....whatever the proper subject/verb agreement is.
bigredfutbol
07 May 2005, 09:40 AM
Isn't it "Quit Playing Games With My Heart"? ;)
My bad. As I said, I'm usually too sheepish to ask. ;)
bigredfutbol
07 May 2005, 09:42 AM
Me too. Abba rock or rocks....whatever the proper subject/verb agreement is.
It's 'rocks.' ABBA is a whole which transcends the individuality of its members...by submerging any hint of individuality in brassy, studio-slick gloss.
yossarian
07 May 2005, 09:46 AM
It's 'rocks.' ABBA is a whole which transcends the individuality of its members...by submerging any hint of individuality in brassy, studio-slick gloss.
Of course, mea culpa.
taosjohn
07 May 2005, 10:32 AM
anything by Kate Bush or early Fairport Convention. You've got to connect to your inner-wuss, thats easy when you're on your own but listening to that kind of stuff around your mates will get you some quizical looks
I'm never ashamed of liking early Fairport--but I have difficulty explaining--
Stranger on the Shore-- Mr. Acker Bilk
Stumblin' In-- Suzi Quatro
Last Date-- Floyd Cramer
Sunday Morning-- Spanky and Our Gang