Song(s) that you're embarrassed to admit that you like?
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Uhh, here's one that I despised the very first time I heard it, but then there's this "after the fact" humor thing that kicked in 10 or so years AFTER it first came out...
Just sayin'!!!
Warrant went into the studio without this song in their repertoire. They intended to name that album Uncle Tom's Cabin and release the song by the same name first. The record company, riding the formula of the day, told them they needed a party song as the first release, so the singer wrote "Cherry Pie" in 15 minutes. CC Deville of Poison contributed the solo in it. It's a lame-o song. I'm sure the band would have preferred to be known for Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Hey, I gotcha and concur 100%!!!
And God rest Jani Lane's soul, but here's an interesting "take" from Lane himself prior to his unexpected passing...
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I like some old Dr. Hook tunes, but I'm sure not many do.
It's the best song Poison never wrote. LOL. I didn't realize Lane had died. I saw them once, opening for Crue. Lane had a black eye that he jokingly said Vince Neil gave him.
I don't know why, but I always liked this song, as cheesy as it is.
Even anonymously I'm scared to put this out there. All my "cool musician " and audiophile buddies would disown, and forever distance themselves from me.
Smile a little Smile for me (Rosemarie) - Edison Lighthouse.
Go ahead and pile on.
Even anonymously I'm scared to put this out there. All my "cool musician " and audiophile buddies would disown, and forever distance themselves from me.
Smile a little Smile for me (Rosemarie) - Edison Lighthouse.
Go ahead and pile on.
Don’t know why... but I really like “Girl’s Like You” by Maroon 5 with Cardi B.
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I love anything by Blondie, The Bangles and Bananarama. Punk bands masquerading as pop bands.
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Same deal with Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid.” They were a song short and banged it out in like half an hour in the studio.
They Might Be Giants - They Might Be Giants
This video was incredibly hard to find. It turns out, searching for a song that is the same as the band name is not easy. Also, ignore the terrible animation. It has nothing to do with this poor imitation of music that I like.
From the same album, I am also very fond of Dead.
This video was incredibly hard to find. It turns out, searching for a song that is the same as the band name is not easy. Also, ignore the terrible animation. It has nothing to do with this poor imitation of music that I like.
From the same album, I am also very fond of Dead.
Anywho, I am guilty of liking a lot of shitty pop songs if they have a good beat. I mean like Spice Girls-shitty.
Deep Purple wrote "Highway Star" on the bus between gigs to show a journalist how they do it and played it live the next evening. Funny thing is it's such an influential proto-metal song. Lemmy of Motorhead said it's the first metal song in his opinion.
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I heard a Debbie Gibson song on the radio the other day and was wondering why I knew the words to it.
Ah, man, I LOVE "Hold On." For some reason, it is THE quintessential 90s song for me. Instantly transports me back to 8th grade.
I must've heard Sylvia's Mother a million times when it first came out because a cousin in Seneca was a teenybopper who played it constantly while I was visiting.
On the Cover of Rolling Stone is a classic, however.
The 70s were full of terrible songs that got into your head.
I loved Michael Jackson..............
What?? This isnt Michael Jackson???
OOOPS Nevermind then.
What?? This isnt Michael Jackson???
OOOPS Nevermind then.
My daughter is in to Doja Cat. I find myself humming a few of her songs, so they're growing on me. She's easy on the eyes, too.
