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Weekend Question Thread
What embarrassing song do you secretly love?
I have an awful lot of Ke$ha on my running playlist.
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Jay in Oregon says:
Hmm. It's either "Barbie Girl" by Aqua or anything off ofAbba-esque by Erasure.
Misha says:
I love Whale. Rememberthis? (At least it's not "Young, Dumb N' Full of Cum.") I still own a copy ofWe Care&#8212and listen to it often enough to savor the less-embarrassing stuff, like"Pay For Me".
I have a weakness for well-constructed pop songs, which means I *love* 4 or 5 Journey tunes. They were very uncool in my day.
When I'm drunk enough I'll listen to Rock Me Gently by Andy Kim…but I have to be blotto or damn close…
OMG. Ke$ha. She's from Nashville. I think her whole "I get drunk on Jack's and pass out in my own puke" schtick is the stupidest gimmick ever.
I do have a shit ton of Amy Grant on my iPod. That's pretty embarrassing.
'Sometimes It's a Bitch' by Stevie Nicks. Written by Jon Bon Jovi!
Alger says:
Have you ever heard the rest of the Modern English discography? Life in the Madhouse is mandatory.
That was supposed to be Gladhouse, not madhouse.
BlackSheep0ne says:
"My Sharona" and "Hot Child in the City". Further deponent sayeth not.
i do not have an i pod. so, and most of my music is schizophrenic. mariah carry? madonna? i think that's the most cheesy i have.
Linkmeister says:
Best of Manilow.
I can't remember the title right now but it's on my "The Very Best of Neil Diamond" CD, which I have to hide from my children when they come over. They've been looking for it for years to give it a decent burial. They accuse me of being like an alcoholic hiding bottles of gin all over the house.
It's pretentious, bombastic, overblown, and at times ridiculous but I still enjoy Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick"
Tommy T says:
"Eternal flame" – Bangles.
Elspeth Ravenwind says:
When it's on the radio, I can't help but listen to LMFAO, whether it's "I'm sexy and I know it" or "party rock". The former, because I sense the tongue in cheek-ness (though, sadly, it's a self-deluding mantra to the many mondo dismos out there), and the latter due to the dancing hamsters in the Kia soul ads… However, I will NOT apologize or feel guilty for my love of 80s music.
Abo gato says:
"We Built This City"…and I'm not sad to admit it.
robertearle says:
I don't like anything 'secretly'.
I like what I like, loud and proud!
Linkmeister wins with Best of Manilow.
Hands down!