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bigbri

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

bigbri wrote:

Oh, my ultimate guilty pleasure. I can't believe I forgot this one.
Christopher Cross

James

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

James wrote:

Oh, my ultimate guilty pleasure. I can't believe I forgot this one.
Christopher Cross

Great choice.

When you get caught between the moon and New York City.....

I would also add Barry Manilow and Taylor Dayne.

Axlin16

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

Axlin16 wrote:

I'd like to add Seal

Big Gun

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

Big Gun wrote:

fall out boys 'folie a deux' has been on a constant play in my stereo since it was released in december. i really dig their last 2 albums.

RussTCB

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

RussTCB wrote:

removed

mitchejw

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

mitchejw wrote:

I guess the only two I take exception to in this thread is nickelback and kelly clarkson. Kelly doesn't write any of her own songs, and anyone from AI has no credibility. Nickelback is some of the stalest, most over-produced 'rock' band ever.

That being said, to each his own...not judging anyone...here's my list

Sheryl Crow
I too enjoy some cutlure club every now and then (although i think if you purchase an album in this day and age ur automatically put on some FBI list for monitoring)
old WWF wrestling themes
dixie chicks
Live
Soul Asylum

that should be enough ammo

PaSnow

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

PaSnow wrote:

Counting Crows
Dixie Chicks
the show Intervention. on A&E

James & Russtcb
Taylor Dayne is a blast from the past, I remember one song of hers I liked from about 90 (I'll be the one.. Na na na nanana?)
Asia - Heat of the moment, right?

Sky Dog

Re: Guilty Pleasures

Sky Dog wrote:

Loretta Lynn....Coal Miner's Daughter is one of the greatest songs ever.

Paxcow

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

Paxcow wrote:

i dont have guilty pleasures....everything i listen to kicks ass

same here. and i'm being serious.

faldor

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Re: Guilty Pleasures

faldor wrote:

I like pretty much anything from the 80's.  Both pop and rock.  Not that I'm a huge fan now, but back in the day I was into Paula Abdul (I thought she was hot), TLC, and Martika.  Her self titled album was great, can't believe she didn't prosper after that.  In case you guys don't remember her massive hit, "Toy Soldiers" from 1989.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpJy46o_7b0