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#1 2010-02-22 11:37:54
- Brett Spaceman
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hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Thread idea blatantly nicked from one of our newer members (see introductions)
Who's your shameful, guilty pleasure musician/band? Mine is probably one of these:
OMD
Big Country
A Flock Of Seaguls
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#2 2010-02-23 08:10:31
- Gone Wishing
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Well, I've already admitted mine...
And I can only plead temporary insanity for once purchasing DJ Pied Piper's single Do You Really Like It?. 
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#3 2010-02-23 08:55:49
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
If I wasnt hopped up on flu medication, I probably wouldnt admit it, but one of my biggest guilty pleasures is ABCs Lexicon Of Love album.
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#4 2010-02-23 09:10:23
- Gannon
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Gone Wishing wrote:
And I can only plead temporary insanity for once purchasing DJ Pied Piper's single Do You Really Like It?.
"Is it is it wicked? Do you really like it?"
Honestly, no, not at all.
il n'y a même que le merveilleux qui soit beau
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#5 2010-02-23 14:42:07
- baddy2shoos
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Goldfrapp's latest probably. Cheese fest all the way.
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#6 2010-02-26 02:25:25
- Gone Wishing
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Gannon wrote:
Gone Wishing wrote:
And I can only plead temporary insanity for once purchasing DJ Pied Piper's single Do You Really Like It?.
"Is it is it wicked? Do you really like it?"
Honestly, no, not at all.
In my defence, I was very, very drunk.
That's a lie. I was, however, heavily under the influence of my then partner who loved to watch V. I bought a Nelly single @ the same time.
I'm in full recovery now, though. 
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#7 2010-02-27 17:41:25
Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Oh boy, umm
X Japan - I stand by that Art Of Life is a great piece of work but at the same time they are so cheesy.
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A Flock Of Seaguls
I have to admit a fondness for that I Ran song.
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#8 2010-02-28 03:23:21
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Leafing through the collection yesterday I ran into a Shakespeare's Sister LP ... ouch.
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#9 2010-03-01 07:21:51
- Gone Wishing
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^ The only Shakespeare's Sister song I can remember is You're History. Hmm...
I don't know if this counts as a guilty pleasure, but I still get a kick out of Oscar the Grouch's I'm Mad (one of my first ever records. Was/is beloved. ).
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#10 2010-03-01 11:57:39
- Brett Spaceman
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Re: hard-to-admit-to guilty pleasure
Jaher wrote:
Brett Spaceman wrote:
A Flock Of Seaguls
I have to admit a fondness for that I Ran song.
Wishing - for me. And Space Age Love Song.
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