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27 Jul 2005 4:31 PM  
Since Binokular has admitted to being quite fond of Planet Perfecto I though that I'd rummage through my record collection and see what cheese I was concealing at the back of the pile. Although I'm not particulary proud of this I stumbled across quie a few whiffy numbers culminating in this top 30; Junior Senior - Move Your Feet Toni Basil - Mickey Joan Jett - I Love Rock N Roll Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl Queen - Don't Stop Me Now Destiny's Child - Bootylicious Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body The Knack - My Sharona Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together Dexy's Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen The Bangles - Walk Like An Egyptian S-Express - Theme From S-Express AC/DC - Back In Black The Buggles - Video Killed The Radio Star Lucy Pearl - Don't Mess With My Man ELO - Living Thing KC & The Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight Scissor Sisters - Filthy Gorgeous Lynard Skynard - Sweet Home Alabama Nena - 99 Red Baloons Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way Sir Mix-a-lot - Baby Got Back Bruce Springsteen - Rosalina Come Out Tonight 2pac - California Love The Police - Message In A Bottle The Sweet - Ballroom Blitz LL Cool J - Phenomenon Snap - The Power The Cars - Just What I Needed Does anybody else have any guilty pleasures to confess? Are there any Wedding DJ staples that you secretly love?
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27 Jul 2005 4:35 PM  
Aw Stroller come on some of those are classics!!! In a good way!! The Knack Junior Senior Brain Ferry Nena Lucy Pearl .... 'uh huh girlfriend... etc etc' Class!!!
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27 Jul 2005 4:40 PM  
My guiltiest pleasures tho (some I no longer own...) Babylon Zoo - Spacemaaaaaaaaaaan Depeche Mode - Master and Servant Skid Row - Youth Gone Wild Poison - Every Rose has its Thorn (on picture disc, mind) Steve Harley - Come up and see me Destinys Child - Bootilicious Da Luniz - I got five on it Thats all I can think of as I'm in work... I've plenty of cheessy compilations tho!
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27 Jul 2005 4:45 PM  
I once owned BOTH Kula Shaker albums. Oh yes. Grateful when you're dead, indeed.
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27 Jul 2005 4:54 PM  
.........i still do! and i f**kin love 'Perry Mason' by Ozzy Osbourne, i know, i'll get me coat
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27 Jul 2005 5:01 PM  
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Since Binokular has admitted to being quite fond of Planet Perfecto I though that I'd rummage through my record collection and see what cheese I was concealing at the back of the pile. Although I'm not particulary proud of this I stumbled across quie a few whiffy numbers culminating in this top 30; Junior Senior - Move Your Feet Toni Basil - Mickey Joan Jett - I Love Rock N Roll Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl Queen - Don't Stop Me Now Destiny's Child - Bootylicious Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body The Knack - My Sharona Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together Dexy's Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen The Bangles - Walk Like An Egyptian S-Express - Theme From S-Express AC/DC - Back In Black The Buggles - Video Killed The Radio Star Lucy Pearl - Don't Mess With My Man ELO - Living Thing KC & The Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight Scissor Sisters - Filthy Gorgeous Lynard Skynard - Sweet Home Alabama Nena - 99 Red Baloons Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way Sir Mix-a-lot - Baby Got Back Bruce Springsteen - Rosalina Come Out Tonight 2pac - California Love The Police - Message In A Bottle The Sweet - Ballroom Blitz LL Cool J - Phenomenon Snap - The Power The Cars - Just What I Needed Does anybody else have any guilty pleasures to confess? Are there any Wedding DJ staples that you secretly love?
Maybe we're getting too far inside my twisted little mind, but I don't actually see a problem with anything in this list, its mostly top stuff, except 2Pac, never liked him
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27 Jul 2005 5:02 PM  
Ah, to be honest, there's worse bands than Kula Shaker. They had a few decent songs. Shame about the lyrics. And the singer. And the swastika.
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27 Jul 2005 5:27 PM  
Ah here Norman. You can't declare you shame for having Kula Shaker albums half way through a thread and then start defending them (and therefore your abject poor taste) later on! Hang you head in (pseudo indian chanty) shame!
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27 Jul 2005 5:33 PM  
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Skid Row - Youth Gone Wild
You hero Benni !!
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27 Jul 2005 9:23 PM  
a guilty pleasure is in the eye of the insecure
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27 Jul 2005 10:07 PM  
Very yoda that is
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27 Jul 2005 11:05 PM  
observation good
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28 Jul 2005 8:48 AM  
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I once owned BOTH Kula Shaker albums. Oh yes. Grateful when you're dead, indeed.
Norm man, I was at their gig in Dublin Castle (with support from Juniper fronted by 'Dodi Ma' aka Damien Rice) - I was around 15 years old, front row and all about the 'Chinta Beda Beda Tattfaa Taaaaaaaatfaaaaaaaaa' So I can identify.
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28 Jul 2005 9:01 AM  
Most of strollers list are classics.I've got Whigfields "Saturday Night" somewhere, i dont remember buying it, but then i would say that wouldnt i
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28 Jul 2005 9:16 AM  
UB40 - Red red wine, ahem.
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28 Jul 2005 9:20 AM  
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Most of strollers list are classics.I've got Whigfields "Saturday Night" somewhere, i dont remember buying it, but then i would say that wouldnt i
Yeah, I think so as well. Would'nt be embarrassed by most of those. Would also throw in the Cult's She sells Sanctuary. Great lyrics, great guitar...just general all round greatness from a bunch of hairy bastards.
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28 Jul 2005 9:27 AM  
Put Em Under Pressure, the '90 World Cup number 'penned' (read: nicked from Horslips) by Larry Mullen Jnr. "You gotta give, you gotta give, you gotta give to win...Goal!' Great for watching Reelin in the Years while wrapped in a Tricolour, and drinking cans of Guinness...
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28 Jul 2005 10:56 AM  
funkytown - lipps comfortably numb - scissors sisters house of pain - jump around annie - chewing gum b52's - loveshack your woman - white town Speaking of white town, has anyone heard the cover by that guy (can't remember his name, think he's english)
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28 Jul 2005 12:29 PM  
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I fail to see how a rack from a critically acclaimed pop album is a "Guilty pleasure"? Its fun so it must be wrong or something? What would it take for you folks NOT to be embarrased by a track. I'm just curious because a lot of the stuff listed here is really, really good! I mean come on! Annie? Toni Basil? Destinys Child? The Knack? The Bangles? KC & The Sunshine Band? ELO? B52s? The Cars? lipps inc.? Brian Ferry? Dexys'? Junior Senior? - This is really great stuff, some of these artists have put out entire albums that were great, never mind singles! Lifes too short to deny yourself this kind of of fun, I mean stuff like The Smiths is great, but so is Bananarama.
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28 Jul 2005 3:00 PM  
'Guilty pleasures' is a bit of a misnomer. It's not that I'm guilty of liking these songs but that some people might not regard them as worthy of praise seeing as they are not in the alternative genre. Personally, I am one of the least snobby people when it comes to music. If a tune is good I like it whether it's abba or xiu xiu!
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