Back For Good - Take That

one of the best pop songs of the '90s

There is no song I secretly like. I either like it or not. But I know what you mean re the guilty pleasure thing. I LOVE 70's soul. Rose Royce, Atlantic Starr, Whispers, Peaches & Herb, the cornier, more saccharine, the better.
"On my Own" - Patti Labelle
"Secret Lovers" - Atlantic Starr
"Reunited" - P & H
"I'm Goin Down" - Rose Royce
"Found a Cure" - Ashford and Simpson
"Emotions" - Bee Gees
"Woman in Love - Barry Gibb/ with the unmentionable woman w/ the nose

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

OK I thought of some songs I try to keep almost secret: select songs by Yes w/ classic line-up of Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Squire and White. (LIVE - "Perpetual Change", "Yours is no Disgrace", "And You And I")

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Jeepers Creepers

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Songs I secretly like...If I told you, it wouldn't be a secret

Why would anyone claim to not like a song they actually liked? I don't get it. Do some of you actually allow others to determine what's "acceptable"? I find that odd.

Every other Abba song.

There, I said it!

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

Do you want to know a secret? Love that!
crazy Horses Osmonds
Raindrops keep falling on my head
Lay all your love on me
Rainy days and Mondays
It Must Be Love
Hooked on a feeling
Dont sleep in the subway
I will always love you Dolly
ha ha ha and many more indeed!!!

Chelsea wrote:

"Emotions" - Bee Gees

That one is actually billed as Samantha Sang, but it's obvious the Brothers Gibb had a lot to do with it.



"You Took The Words Right Outta My Mouth" - Meat Loaf

A blairing gospel choir

"Let Your Love Flow" by Bellamy Brothers (1976)

"Rock Your Baby" by George McCrae (1974)

"Darling Nicki" by Prince (1984)

"Welcome To The Boom Town" by David and David (1986)

Only Time--Enya

Escape Song--Rupert Homes

This Ain't No Thinking Thing--Trace Adkins

The H is O by Glen Fry


"Woahhh- oh oh Woaaah oh oh, caught up in the action I've been lookin out for you..."

Glam Descendant Wrote:
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> Why would anyone claim to not like a song they
> actually liked? I don't get it. Do some of you
> actually allow others to determine what's
> "acceptable"? I find that odd.


I see your point, but Im only human. I mean Ideally what you say is true, but theres certian situations where Id be embarrased to crank up the H is O. I cant help it.

She's Gone
High School Confidential
Hot Child in the City
Cars
Heart of Rock'n'Roll
Ghostbusters
Maneater (yup, 2 fer Hall & Oats)
TONS of Bee Gees
Lots of Elton John

Shes Gone.....me too, JaggerFan

Come Monday....Jimmy Buffett

If i cant have You......from S Fever.

Wham - Club Tropicana
Wham - Wake Me Up Before You Go Go
B-52'S - Love Shack

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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>
> OK I'm cool with all of those. But the Ford Fusion
> commercial. That's where I draw the line. Have you
> no shame?


I also like theme to Entertainment Tonight.
Friends tell me I'm shameless!
Czr......Czzzzzzzzz!

I love Partridge Family songs. Pure American pop! And Shirley Jones on background vocals! Whew! I also looked just like David Cassidy in high school.

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

burden, let me add "Careless Whisper" by Wham. Their best song IMHO.

button_your_lip Wrote:
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> Only Time--Enya
>
> Escape Song--Rupert Homes
>
> This Ain't No Thinking Thing--Trace Adkins


Allright that's it. You are hereby sentenced to listen to NOTHING but Rolling Stones for a month. Do you hear me young lady?

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

The Sicilian Wrote:
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> "Welcome To The Boom Town" by David and David
> (1986)

Wow. Thanks for refreshing my memory on that one. I didn't catch on to "Boom Town" until '93 or so; what a cool album from a lousy period in music--"Tonight's The Night" for the Reagan Years.

I wonder what has happened to David Baerwald. I hope he's OK...

As far as another moody, atmospheric 80's track, I still have a soft spot for "Life In A Northern Town" by the Dream Academy.

Rockman said "Somewhereeeee Over The Rainbowwwww...
Especially by Mr Jerry Lee Lewis..."

Rockman,
What JLL album is that on? My wife ''collects'' versions of that song and I know she ain't got that one !
TIA
gmanp

EEErrr lets see gmanp.....only have about
half my Jerry Lee stuff here at the moment
but studio version is on Killer Country and
there is a The Palomino Club recordings which
comes as a single or double CD set and I'm pretty sure Rainbow is on both.....

Sure it's on another live set....but can't remember
Killer does it great...Well the cat does have one of the best singin' voices in the universe....



Tomato Records - R2 70385



ROCKMAN

Wonderful, Rockman
I'llcheck'em out !

gmanp....if ya still around... ya can also
find the absolutely wonderful studio version on this one ...Last Track...



Warner Bros 26689-2



ROCKMAN

Clocks (Coldplay)
Human Touch (Bruce Springsteen)
Bakom mina solglasögon (Docenterna)
JJF, the studioversion (Bill Wyman)

LA FORUM Wrote:
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> Clocks (Coldplay)
> Human Touch (Bruce Springsteen)
> Bakom mina solglasögon (Docenterna)
> JJF, the studioversion (Bill Wyman)


What! Are you ashamed of liking Solglasögon? That´s one of the most brilliant pop songs ever made. I love it, totally openly

"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" by Laurel and Hardy

O'Sullivans 'Clare'...ha ha that was a joke...

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