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Lutya, you're the one who got me started on Sloan about five years ago! And they're still one of my very favourite bands. I keep trying to get my friends hooked on them, but it's not working. I have hope for my friend Ryan, he seems to recognize their potential.

You'd probably like Spoon, they're similar.

Whoaaaaaaaaaa.....Sloan...Sweet.

Lesser known (see Unamericanized) Canadian bands are the s***.

Sloan
Stabilo
Bedouin Soundclash
Great Big Sea

I could go on....

I like all of the above.

...the Spice Girls....



Man I miss them.

I just downloaded $250 worth of music from iTunes.

In my defense, this was my first music purchase in three months and my shopping cart had been slowing filling up for the duration of that, so it wasn't a spur of the moment thing.

I'm so ashamed.

I like Fergilicious. A lot.

I don't understand what's gotten into me these days...

I think I must be having New England withdrawl, because all I want to listen to is Dave Matthews and John Mayer. A few monthes ago, I wouldn't have been caught dead listening to either.

Well third eye blind, but not because I listen to them really. Mainly because I never listened to them back in the day and only just started listening to them a lot now.

Sexy back
this s*** is bananas song
"Toxic" by Britney and "Beautiful" by Christina but only cause of the amazing covers by Nickel Creek and Clem Snide.

"Nevermind me" by Big and Rich

"I Don't Wanna Wait" by Paula Cole. In fact, the fact that I own seasons 2-6 of Dawson's Creek is pretty embarassing.

"What's up" bby 4 non blondes. SOOO good.

Well third eye blind, but not because I listen to them really. Mainly because I never listened to them back in the day and only just started listening to them a lot now.

!!! Not a guilty pleasure! They're my favorite band.

Disco.

'Nuff said.

Hips Don't Lie - Shakira...

Oh, seriously.
It's horrid, and my husband hates it, but I love it.

I don't know if this considered a guilty pleasure because I don't like these bands...but when I was out sometime last week...some of the guys were putting terrible music on the jukebox...like New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys and such...I don't know...I guess they thought they were funny...but I knew all of the words...which scares me...I wanted to throw up...*blah*...

I'm relistening to Alkaline Trio and... and I love them, in all their self-pitying glory, I do... I really do.

Slow Me Down - Emmy Rossum




I KNOW! And I HATE Enya...so I can't believe I like this. But I do. A LOT. I think Emmy Rossum is cute as a button, but I am totally embarrassed to admit that I like this song.

Okay, so now I'm listening to "Slow Me Down" and laughing my ass off. Granted, it's not terrible. It's a little goofy, but I can see why you'd be a little hooked. But I'm laughing because I can totally see you jamming out to it. And feeling bad about that.

It's so true. The guilt consumes me.

I enjoy bollywood music. Not all of it, as it has its own sub-genres I believe, but enough. I listen to it while biking or walking or at work or on my car stereo. And I want to get some more.

The CD currently in my car's stereo is Black and Blue by the Backstreet Boys.

I want the High School Musical soundtracks. Especially the second.

And possibly the Hannah Montana CD as well. I say possibly on that one because I know of two whole songs on it but I really like them.





I think this is the definitive proof that my mind stopped developing when I was around 13 years old.

Yesterday, while at work, two songs entered my mind; and neither one has left since...

Annie Lennox - Walking On Broken Glass

and

Amanda Marshall - Trust Me (this is love)

I'm not really sure where I got either one from....But they're both good songs.

Wow... I hadn't thought about that Annie Lennox song in ages. When I was little "Walking on, walking on broken glass" were not the words I was hearing... It was "Walking on, walking on dogs and cats", thus effectively making it the most hilarious song ever played on the radio... if you're seven.

I totally love the Beverly Hills Cop theme song (Axel F?). Unrelated, but equally silly.

I totally love the Beverly Hills Cop theme song (Axel F?). Unrelated, but equally silly.

Axel F is not a confession. The stupid, stupid, annoying, stupid, idiotic Crazy Frog "remix" is. And I know I shouldn't judge, but if you like that song...

:seethes:

"Through the Fire and Flames" -- Dragonforce

I know some people think this is "t3h best song evar", but... it's just not what I normally think of as "good". Songs that play a double bass continously is not really my thing.

But it still has some really good sequences when there's not a bajillion things happening at once, dammit. And they are good at creating that "epic" feeling, however stupid I think that sounds.

And I guess I'm not actually listening to it (I don't think I've ever heard the entire song except on Guitar Hero III), but it's been in my head for awhile. Probably because I've been constantly working lately, and often rushing.

Can't stop listening to Leona Lewis' new single, "Bleeding Love." No I'm not proud of this, that's why it's a confession.

I hate Through the Fire and Flames more because of the finger breaking difficulty on Guitar Hero.

But, now... Kanye West's Stronger. Every fiber of my being, every principle of music evaluation tells me that I should hate and despise this song.

But... it's catchy. Damn you Kanye!

Come on, boys and girls, come a little closer.... I'm the Re-Animator.

Lolipop by Mika
Somewhere Over the Rainbow performed by Nora Jones (this song touches me. Such a beautiful voice and such a beautiful chick.)

Jonas Brothers. Burnin' Up.

At least, I think that's the song's name.

confession: I didn't know this thread existed.

grace Kelly by mika, has an embarassing number of plays in my itunes, um, it's sort of like a country song in that it's completely ridiculous, catchy and embarrasingly fun to sing along to.

And then I found out that the song is like Barbra streisand gay. lol.

The Grace Kelly quote that starts off the song, "the last time we spoke, Mr. Smith, your reduced me to tears. I promise you it won't happen again." is from a really terrific film, The Country Girl that has a terrific supporting performance from William Holden and Bing Crosby's career best performance. It's also one of Kelly's best, the script is phenomenal too. Great old movie.

Confession: I have a huge soft spot for Hello, Dolly!

Also, I quite enjoy Grace Kelly, by Mika.

And then I found out that the song is like Barbra streisand gay. lol.

What makes a song qualify as gay, exactly? I remember hearing that song on American Idol when Josiah Leming performed it in the first weeks (I liked him!). I really liked the song...but I never buy/download music so I forgot about it.

And then I found out that the song is like Barbra streisand gay. lol.

What makes a song qualify as gay, exactly?

Pink hotpants and a judgmental but humorous sidekick, I believe.

As in, that's what this particular singer wears and has? Or are you just being silly? (sorry but I'm pretty out of the loop)

On the drive up, Macarena came on the 90s station.

I liked it then (1996/7) and I like it now. Driving made doing the dance a bit complicated, but I otherwise enjoyed hearing it again.

"Baby" by Justin Bieber.

I am listening to the Lower Norfair theme on repeat.

Sometimes I head-bang to it. And whistle.

(it is also almost at the same speed of jota's kirby running avatar. It's very funny to see kirby almost running in time with it)