Songs you are embarassed to like

[Psycho]

More Than Yesterday by Spiral Starecase.

I just fell in love with it, my mom played it one day and told me she and my dad danced to it at their wedding.

It just reminds me of a certain girl, and with that cliche I end my post.

 

[ez-rhino]

Maneater - Hall and Oates (Tom T-Bone Wolk, RIP brother)
Chick Habit - April March

 

[champbassist]

Lotus Eater, Luminous And Beautiful - Zippora
Wave Wet Sand, Waiting For Magic - Ace Of Base

My music player could be the only one in the world to feature both Shape Of Despair and Ace Of Base

 

[bassinplace]

"I'm A Believer" by the Monkeys

Gets 'em out on the dance floor every time.

Carol Kaye! Don't know if it's her on that track or not, but she's on some. Their songs have some really great bass lines. Some pretty killer melodies, too. Star Collector, Girl That I Knew Somewhere, Look Out Here Comes Tomorrow, Pleasant Valley Sunday, etc. Dig the Monkees! For being the first "boy band" ever, they kicked some pretty serious butt.

 

[totallyfrozen]

...(don't tell my straight friends)

You have straight friends?

kidding

 

[bass_lord_mutha]

Sorry, but "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley is still a good song to me, lol.

 

[zachoff]

Most Goo Goo Dolls up through Boy Named Goo. I heard The Metro by Berlin last night and loved it. Bryan Adams - Reckless is an awesome album. I'm not really embarassed by it but I wouldn't drive down the street with it cranked, either.

 

[Thunderthumbs73]

You know, songs that most folks on the forum would say they don't want to play. Where are the folks who LIKE to play Freebird? So, tell us the song you like to play that most people complain about having to play.

I have to admit, I like playing Mustang Sally. Of course, I'm the lead singer.

None. Not embarrassed to like any song. BTW, the album "Wild Hope" by Mandy Moore IS awesome. And I don't care if you know I like it. And I have every song The Monkees ever released as well, and know those songs like the back of my hand.

Also, there's stuff that really doesn't resonate with me, but I'm never embarassed to play those songs if they happen to be on the set list.

I was once in an ABBA tribute band before it folded due to shoddy management.

I've even been in involved in wedding and event bands, so the notion of what you like, are embarassed to like or listen to or play is, and should be off the table.