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Jamhammer

Jamhammer

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I think youngsters just associate Elton John with that Diana nonsense but, when I was a teenager he was thought of in the same vein as Bowie, Bolan etc. Captain Fantastic and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road are classic albums.

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GlasgoJambo

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Lighthouse Family

 

'Ocean Drive' is in my top 10 albums of all time. You know, alongside 'Revolver', 'London Calling' and '36 Chambers'.

 

:lol: This worries me the most because of the juxtaposition.

 

Not an album but I heart Dilemma by Nelly and Kelly

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ToYouToMe

ToYouToMe

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Sugababes.

 

:facepalm:

 

Nowt wrong with that. Good taste I'd say.

 

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mcdougg

mcdougg

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East 17

I have 'deep' and 'steam' on the iPod.

 

Absolute tunes.

 

Used to have a tour video of theirs when I was younger...

 

Oh the shame...

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The Internet

The Internet

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I've recently found out that liking these new 'false country' bands and singers like Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line is something to be ashamed of :lol: I'll have to add them.

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chester copperpot

chester copperpot

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Take That!

 

Now I'm at an age where I really couldn't give a flying **** what anyone else made of my music taste.

 

Been to see them live numerous times, went to see their Progress tour 2 nights on the trot when it was at Hampden :peepwall:

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Sheiky Baby

Sheiky Baby

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Katy Perry brought out a few belters in the last few years. Roar was a classic!

 

 

 

 

I hate myself...

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Craig Gordons Gloves

Craig Gordons Gloves

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I went to see the Spice Girls in Las Vegas back in 2007 (their reunion tour) and enjoyed it.

 

I also have songs by the following in my iTunes collection:

 

Barry Manilow

Kelly Clarkson

Britney Spears

Ronan Keating

S Club 7

 

Thankfully, they make up a tiny % of my overall music collection but they're shameful nonetheless.

 

Thank you for allowing me to share this painful secret.

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LeylandJambo

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I went to see the Spice Girls in Las Vegas back in 2007 (their reunion tour) and enjoyed it.

 

I also have songs by the following in my iTunes collection:

 

Barry Manilow

Kelly Clarkson

Britney Spears

Ronan Keating

S Club 7

 

Thankfully, they make up a tiny % of my overall music collection but they're shameful nonetheless.

 

Thank you for allowing me to share this painful secret.

Hang your head in shame

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BigAlim

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As a 19 year old I get a few funny looks when I put on George Benson, BB King, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and Ray Charles :lol:

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Gorgie Boys

Gorgie Boys

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The Libertines, The View, The Enemy etc. I was an impressionable teenager :(

 

I seen them all a fortnight ago. Neds in Fred Perry everywhere.

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Better call Saul

Better call Saul

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Aled jones !

 

True story I bought walking in the air at the same time as buying the never ending story song

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Ray Gin

Ray Gin

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As a 19 year old I get a few funny looks when I put on George Benson, BB King, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and Ray Charles :lol:

 

Excellent taste for a 19 year old.

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Tommy Wiseau

Tommy Wiseau

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As a 19 year old I get a few funny looks when I put on George Benson, BB King, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and Ray Charles :lol:

 

 

Aye, that's them at fault, not you.

 

 

Michael McDonald sample as well. I ****ing love the Doobie Brothers, me B)

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Peebo

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Aye, that's them at fault, not you.

 

 

Michael McDonald sample as well. I ****ing love the Doobie Brothers, me B)

 

Regulate is a ******* classic.

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bighusref

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I went to see the Spice Girls in Las Vegas back in 2007 (their reunion tour) and enjoyed it.

 

I also have songs by the following in my iTunes collection:

 

Barry Manilow

Kelly Clarkson

Britney Spears

Ronan Keating

S Club 7

 

Thankfully, they make up a tiny % of my overall music collection but they're shameful nonetheless.

 

Thank you for allowing me to share this painful secret.

 

Dear lord. :(

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The Internet

The Internet

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The Libertines, The View, The Enemy etc. I was an impressionable teenager :(

 

I seen them all a fortnight ago. Neds in Fred Perry everywhere.

 

Is The Enemy really a group to be ashamed of liking now? :( They're pretty much all I listened to for about a year and a half :lol:

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topcat

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Lost prophets

rolf Harris

Gary glitter

 

Operation Yew Tree could save a lot of time by just going through your ipod

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Sheiky Baby

Sheiky Baby

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Demi ******* Lovato for me

 

Jesus...

 

 

I do realise both folk I've mentioned are tidy which is probably why I like them. Simon Webbe too, he's tidy anaw.

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Boris

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Was watching "highlights" of Glastonbury and T in the Park recently.

 

Have to say I didn't have a clue who the vast majority of acts were. They all sounded pretty generic and shite, IMO, but then perhaps I'm old and "don't get it".

 

Anyway, if you like something why be embarrassed about it?

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2NaFish

2NaFish

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Would The Pet Shop Boys be embarrassing?

 

If so, them.

 

Only if you call them The Pet Shop Boys, rather than Pet Shop Boys.

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OmiyaHearts

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Bros, even used to wear the Grolsch tops on my shoes in primary school.

 

Some of my mates say listening to Erasure is embarrassing but I think they're quality and I'm not embarrassed about it!

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OmiyaHearts

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I went to see the Spice Girls in Las Vegas back in 2007 (their reunion tour) and enjoyed it.

 

I also have songs by the following in my iTunes collection:

 

Barry Manilow

Kelly Clarkson

Britney Spears

Ronan Keating

S Club 7

 

Thankfully, they make up a tiny % of my overall music collection but they're shameful nonetheless.

 

Thank you for allowing me to share this painful secret.

Thats quite a list! Though I do like 'Life is a Rollecoaster' :bucktooth:
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All roads lead to Gorgie

All roads lead to Gorgie

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I quite like Garbage but then most of the stuff I listen to could be described as that :bomb2:

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