What's a song(s) that you say you don't like....or that others say they dont like so you feel like you cant like it but deep down you really love it.

errrr... Most ABBA-songs.

Okay, don't tell no one but I actually like Since You Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson. It's a rockin' tune! I admit it!! lol

There's alot of gems in country music: Alot of Glen Campbell stuff is great.... Gentle on my Mind, Wichita Lineman, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Galveston... love that stuff. Waylon Jennings is awesome... get his Honky Tonk Heroes Album, an incredible collaboration with Billy Joe Shaver, probably my single favorite country album. Keith Richards did a duet with someone on "We Had it All", a beautiful "lost love" song off that album. Willie Nelson & Family Live at Lake Tahoe. Linda Ronstadt is such a talent. Ditto EmmyLou Harris.

For "light" music, the Carpenters were super talented. I love that Burt Bacharach / Dionne Warwick stuff: almost every song is a gem. Simon & Garfunkel, old Cher stuff... for instrumentals I like the Ventures and old James Bond soundtracks.

Classical: Claude DeBussy & Maurice Ravel are to classical music what the french impressionists were to painting. Brilliant innovators.



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the lantern

after seeing Maroon 5 warm up for the stones in detroit i kinda liked em. So I have their album and I like Sunday Morning. I feel like such a dork!

I can't really think of a single song that I wouldn't stand behind. I know what you mean by the question, but nowadays it's up to me: I got nothing to prove. One of my favoritye songs in the world is "State of Independence" by Donna Summer (after "Ooh La La" which I can say is my favorite song ever). "I Still havent' found what I'm looking for" I like very much and that is maybe the one I would feel a little weird about today, onl;y because U2 is in a period of high-uncoolness.

Streets of Love?

C

Stones89 Wrote:
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> Okay, don't tell no one but I actually like Since
> You Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson. It's a rockin'
> tune! I admit it!! lol

It's kind of catchy isn't it? :-)

You're My Heart, You're My Soul - Modern Talking.
Axl. F - Crazy Frog

started with a kiss- hot chocolate


( no, I'm not gay

it's a secret

Miss you

The Crazy frog song. It is so stupid it makes me happy!

Rank Outsider Wrote:
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> You're My Heart, You're My Soul - Modern Talking.
> Axl. F - Crazy Frog

wow, very tough to admit that in public...can't think of anything worse
than those walking toothpaste commercials...

(I like Madonna's Hollywood actually)

Ok- I have been harbouring this secret all my life. It's time to come clean.

The Carpenters.

OK - we're talking about guilty pleasures here. I don't have a problem with openly saying that I like the following songs:

Cher - Believe
Bon Jovi - In these Arms
Los Del Rio - Macarena
Spice Girls - Say You'll Be There
Melanie C - Going Down
David Hasselhoff - Looking For Freedom
Mixed Emotions - You Want Love (Maria Maria)

But I listen to a lot of country music, too, which is really unpopular in my generation.
To those who like the Crazy Frog: I don't, but you might want to check out The Art Of Noise, for it is mostly their methods that the Frog programmers use, only their songs are better.

>------To those who like the Crazy Frog: I don't, but you might want to check out The Art Of Noise, for it is mostly their methods that the Frog programmers use, only their songs are better.


I have heard better "techno". Anything is better than the Frog Song. It's just so dam funny! Puts a smile on my face. must admit i've never listened to it right thru.

-I love Abba-Greatest Hits (there, I said it). Even went to see the musical "Mama Mia"

-Carpenters. I always really liked "Superstar", although the Bonnie Bramlett version is perhaps superior

-Tiny Tim, "Stairway to Heaven". The entire disc with Brave New Combo is fantastic!

Karl (can I ever show my face on this board again?)



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Poison, Alice Cooper

I have plenty of ABBA and Carpenters stuff on my iPod as well as a lot of Easy Listening Lounge and Henry Mancini tunes. Don´t tell anybody ;o)

Rutger Wrote:
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> Stones89 Wrote:
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> > Okay, don't tell no one but I actually like
> Since
> > You Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson. It's a
> rockin'
> > tune! I admit it!! lol
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> It's kind of catchy isn't it? :-)


I thought I was the only Stones fan who likes this one. Maybe we should form a support group. I'm so embarassed, but damn it, it is a good song. It's a total Avril Lavigne ripoff, and I must admit I like most of her music, too. Oh, the shame!

Check out the "Since You´ve Been Gone" version by Cherie & Marie Currie from 1980. Another "secret". It rocks, too.

Calling rutger and ohnonotyouagain, let's get forming that support group. lmao Another song that I secretly like:

Saturday Night - Bay City Rollers LMAO

"Tie Me Kangeroo Down" by Rolf Harris

This is one of the funniest threads in a while! And since we're sharing these secrets, I have to admit that when I saw the thread, my first thought was "Dancing Queen" by Abba. I cannot explain WHY I have always liked that song, but maybe, like Mick said many years ago when asked why the US took to the Stones, maybe its "a chemical reaction" of some sort!

My Kelly Clarkson-loving ass has no right to crack on anyone, but I am still shocked by the number of people who said ABBA. Ugh!

"downtown" by Petula Clark..."to sir, with love" by Lulu

Get Down Tonight - K. C. & the Sunshine Band.

Happy Together - Turtles