What's your guilty pleasure music to run through when no one is around?

axisus

I have a thing for bashing out Whitney Houston songs on piano and singing along when no one is around. It's all a bit gay sounding what with the very female-centric lyrics, but there are some nice chord and key changes going on. I have a terrible voice but it sure is fun.

Legionreturns

Johnny Cash, loudly and badly! 

Alnico

Tony Christie - Avenues and Alleyways
Matt Monroe - Days like These
Neil Diamond - the Entire 'Jazz Singer' album
Abba - Knowing me, knowing you........AHA !!! (Makes me laugh just typing it).

There's more than I thought!

BloodEagle

Scorpions - Wind of Change

dindude

Hah, very topical - had a 2 hour journey back after a long day and singing at the top of my voice to Neil Diamond - the usual compilation album suspects.

Then realised I was doing the whole Neil Diamond singalong 20 years ago as a 20 year old student running to fro uni. 

Maybe one one day I'll come into fashion!

BigBearKris

Manowar - Triumph of Steel  

stimpsonslostson

Band: McFly. Good pop songs, well played. 
Song: Hanson- MmmmBop. 

I also love playing an acoustic version of Blank Space by Taylor Swift at open mic sessions. It always gets a good (if incredulous) reaction. 

equalsql

It's Only Love - Bryan Adams
Smokin' - Boston
Rock Candy - Montrose

fretmeister

starwarsnosebleed

Abba when im drunk.

breakstuff

Whisper it,but Olivia Newton John.Just love her voice.

frank1985

Judas Priest or anything NWOBHV.

Also death metal is still worryingly appealing to me in my early 30s, particularly the aptly named band, 'Death'.

Winny_Pooh

Destiny's child, oh so catchy

Fretwired

A nice glass of wine and some Diana Krall .. very soothing ..

octatonic

I sing old blues songs and don't edit out the N word.

Ravenous

axisus said:

I have a thing for bashing out Whitney Houston songs on piano

The piano chords at the start of "Can't smile without you" are just great. (I can barely reach though)

I need to go and wash my hands now, after typing that

Ravenous

Come to mention it I used to do a classical guitar version of "Words" by the Bee Gees. I really should stretch my fingers and get back into classical properly...

richardhomer

Fretwired said:

A nice glass of wine and some Diana Krall .. very soothing ..

Whenever I see Diana Krall, I'm always intrigued by what attracted her to multi-millionaire Ellis Costello....

Dopesick

frank1985 said:

Judas Priest or anything NWOBHV.

Also death metal is still worryingly appealing to me in my early 30s, particularly the aptly named band, 'Death'.

Absolutely nowt wrong with that - the majority of the Death catalogue is some of the most sophisticated (ugh) metal in existence. As for Priest/NWOBHM(V?), that's liked from ages 8 to 80.

For me personally...I love a bit of early 90s dance/pop. Just nostalgia I guess. 'U Sure Do' by Strike is a wonderful tune.

RobDavies

frank1985 said:

Judas Priest or anything NWOBHV.

Also death metal is still worryingly appealing to me in my early 30s, particularly the aptly named band, 'Death'.

Mate, I'm pushing fifty and still listening to Death, Obituary, and Morbid Angel.   No guilt involved, either.  

Modulus_Amps

@axisus I see your Whitney and raise to this this, always loved trey Lorenz's second part, requires an elastic band around the testicles to get anywhere close

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIt3dx4an9c