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

EricTheWeary

Having praised Agadoo and Lilly Allen on here this week I'm not sure where I've left to go as a guilty pleasure. However, I used to enjoy singing Chantilly Lace by the Big Bopper a great deal so maybe that. 

RobDavies

For anyone with Spotify... this is my "non metal" playlist.... plenty of very, very guilty pleasures included....

https://open.spotify.com/user/brentfordbob/playlist/7CIFxvWsiLtXxXCxuBYsjj

TheBlueWolf

Late 80's & early 90's rave music.

scrumhalf

There's some mid-late 60s/early 70s pop that I could happily listen to in large doses. Partly it's to do with association with carefree times, partly because it was good.

I love The Tremeloes, there's something about Lenny Hawkes' voice. Their "psychedelic" album, after they had denounced their pop past is pretty good, too.

TheMarlin

Rod Stewart,'I was only joking'

Tavernor

axisus said:

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


I played 'I will always love you' and 'love is all around' on William Wordworths harpsichord once. Michael Buerk was there too. Sadly things didn't pan out with that particular girlfriend. 

Tavernor

Not sure why my last post is in the quote I was quoting! As for guilty pleasures, Love Story (I think Taylor Swift) and Breakaway (Kelly Clarkson?) Obviously I'm 'ard as nails though.

Ravenous

Tavernor said:

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Obviously I'm 'ard as nails though.

Yeah, I listen to this stuff while working out, shaving with a kitchen knife and stuffing badgers.  Rock & Roll!

Tavernor

Kitchen knife? Softcore. 

Tavernor

Joking aside, I'm about as tough as a teletubby if you know me, however I genuinely have used kitchen instruments on two separate occasions for DIY surgery. Hate hospitals!

thecolourbox

Mine are as follows, but to be fair I have done these in public as I have no shame:

The Ryan Adams versions of Taylor Swift songs, quite enjoy singing them

Loretta Lynn, but a lot of really old style country (back when it sounded like country!)

Jamie Cullum (on piano though not guitar)

Some of the earlier Adele songs work surprisingly very nicely with acoustic guitar, mispronouncing vowels is optional.

 

None of these can I claim to be ironic either

bingefeller

Arianna Grande - Baby I, Into You
Pet Shop Boys - Left to my devices, it's a sin
Mariah Carey - Fantasy

Loads of early erasure 

BRISTOL86

Tavernor said:

As for guilty pleasures, Love Story (I think Taylor Swift) and Breakaway (Kelly Clarkson?) Obviously I'm 'ard as nails though.

This man knows the score. 

CHRISB50

Alice Deejay - You're Better Off Alone

Even they were aware of it's shitness when they named it. 

PolarityMan

that "badger badger badger badger mushroom" thing for 4 hours

ToneControl

Fretwired said:

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

yes, the last year or 2 I've been listening to her stuff a lot
 a proper musician too, not only a vocalist

not a guilty pleasure though is it?

Drew_TNBD

I listen to your mum slurping on a big fat cock. Reet musical it is!

ToneControl

hmm

the older melancholy Abba songs: SOS, Knowing me (  A HA!)
Ibiza chill compliations
I ask Alexa to play Norah Jones too much when having a meal,It's weird having your listening constrained by what pops into your head

Clarky

Bluegrass and Gypsy Jazz

Nitefly

Tina Arena - Sorrento Moon.