Songs of Shame

[No_Strings]

I'll go out on a limb here and assume thats a joke. I assure you I've killed no one (I don't have the desire to either) and am in no need of therapy :tongue:

Scoring 95% as Lecter was... purely coincidence no doubt? :biggrin1:

 

[jakeatolla]

Meatloaf - Paradise by the Dashboard Light
Primus - Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

Wait a minute !!! Why are you ashamed of these 3 ?
They are all Classic Masterpieces !!!!

 

[B_Think_Kink]

I forgot Hilary Duff's- What dreams are made of....

 

[jakeatolla]

Man, this is even more personal than gallery pics.

I've never been able to talk myself into deleting Glad All Over by the Dave Clark Five.

You have great taste !!!! I love that song.:biggrin1:

Me, I'm ashamed to admit that I actually own a copy of
Jive Bunny's Greatest hits (There's an oxymoron if there ever
was one ).

 

[Gillette]

Anyone ever buy those records advertised on late night UHF TV? Boxcar Willie's Greatest Hits, Disco Italiano, Roger Whittaker, Boots Randolph, Dennis Day, etc?

That takes me back. Chengelip was my favorite song for quite some time.

Garth Brooks is another secret pleasure. Chris Gaines or no that man can belt it out. There's no real reason to be embarassed for liking him except that in my group of friends we don't mention country.

 

[rob_just_rob]

Asia- Heat of the Moment
Len - Steal My Sunshine

no... I don't think I'll go on.... that's enough...

One thing about anonymous downloading is that it has removed the shame of walking up to a cashier with You Can't Stop The Bum Rush.

 

[SpoiledPrincess]

Oh dear I just found some more I wouldn't admit having to my friends, it's kind of cathartic being able to come on here and admit just how dorky I get musically

Kings of the Wild Frontier - Adam & the Ants, stuck in the 80's or what?
Japanese Boy - Aneka, quite rightly this song is a true classic, among people who don't get out enough.
Bye Bye Baby - Bay City Rollers, I remembered this fondly from when I was a kid so downloaded it to discover it was a pile of crap and I had no taste when I was a kid, however I don't have the heart to delete it.
Patches - Clarence Carter, no idea why I like this, I plead temporary insanity.

Baby got Back - Sir Mix A Lot
Don't cha - International Singing Prostitutes Pussycat Dolls
Push the Button - Sugababes
I have no idea why I listen to these, I just know I don't listen to them unless I'm alone.

However brave I'm feeling I'm not going to admit which two Michael Bolton songs I have. And why do I have loads of Wheatus, I must be in touch with my inner teenager.

 

[Principessa]

Wait a minute !!! Why are you ashamed of these 3 ?
They are all Classic Masterpieces !!!!

Thats what I thought, too!

 

[B_big dirigible]

Bay City Rollers

Catharsis, indeed.

In fact, damn near self-immolation.

 

[dannymawg]

I'm not embarrassed by anything in my collection...


Other than that Monty Sunshine track you posted in Current Tune, BD.

It felt like I was standing in the "nothing but old time root beer floats" concession at Great America

:tongue:

 

[Onslow]

What three songs do you have in your mp3 or cd collection that you're vaguely embarrassed about loving, I'm hoping no one admits to enjoying listening to Agadoo, the Chicken Song or Startrekkin

Good thing you didn't ask about old 45s--I actually have the Osmonds singing Yo-Yo, and some Wayne Newton hit.


On CDs I hide the Burl Ives collections--

 

[naughty]

The Lonely Goatherd from ''The Sound of Music'' everyone laughs when it plays in the car but they all end up singing along.

Hey,

it was good enough for Gwen Stephani in her "Wind me up" song! LOL!

 

[jakeatolla]

Hey,

it was good enough for Gwen Stephani in her "Wind me up" song! LOL!

That song is nothing to be proud of. :wink:

 

[B_big dirigible]

Oops, almost forgot - Don Ho, My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua Hawaii.

And some Dolly Parton. I'm always surprised that her voice isn't, I don't know, deeper, or something.

 

[madame_zora]

Man, this is even more personal than gallery pics.

I've never been able to talk myself into deleting Glad All Over by the Dave Clark Five.

*hangs head in shame*

Okay, some confessions:

"Killer Queen" by Queen- who else?

"Get ya mind right" by Young Jeezy- it's a strip club favorite

"Send Me An Angel" by Erasure- I've got no excuses there.


I should also admit that I own the Weather Girls vinyl of "It's Raining Men", although I was not the purchaser.

 

[B_Think_Kink]

Baby got Back - Sir Mix A Lot
Don't cha - International Singing Prostitutes Pussycat Dolls

I ugh actually have these in my playlist.... but maybe its an age factor because they play these at the bars, and they are popular songs....

Don'cha wish your girlfriend was a freak like me... don'cha

 

[BlackCock85]

• I Surrender - Celine Dion
• Faded - Soul Decision
• Hardest Part of Breaking Up - 2gether

:redface:

 

[Epistasia]

I have no shame for my musical tastes (mostly death metal and avante garde electronic music) but I have everything Madonna has ever done and a lot of George Michael. When my fiance's friends come over and "I'm never gonna dance again" comes on between "Raining Blood" and "Second Bad Vilble" I get the strangest looks... I can't imagine why.

Brit

 

[B_Think_Kink]

O-Town...Liquid Dreams

 

[submit452]

Mine would be bad boys by inner circle (TV show COPS theme) and Morton Downey jr.'s CD from 1988.