Guilty pleasures, or cheese you like...

That'a great!  Un-not-likeable imo.

I used to listen to my mums Boney M cassette a lot before I developed a sense of music taste (and that happened the second I heard Planet Rock by Africa Bambaattaa and the Soulsonic Force, as probably loads of other kids)

Anyway I came here to post this

I just love this tune but don't like anything else that I've heard by them.

always thought this was Adele, what a song!!!

Never realized how similar that song was in arrangement/production to Bryan Adams - Everything I Do (I Do It For You) - another cheese factory that I definitely appreciate.

Also, if I couldn't see what those Scorpion guys looked like while hearing the song, it wouldn't be half as cheesy.  So much 80's stuff was like that for me.  I'd hear a song and maybe kind of like it, but then the music video would appear and I'd be like "wtf is this shit."  Rush is the worst example of this.  Music vids definitely hurt popular music in the long run.

Here's an even cornier lyric vid for that Scorpions inspired B Adams tune:

ahem..

Problem with those old Scandinavian folk revival/re-interpretation projects is that you can't be sure if there are some white supremacy shit behind it.

This is definitely a guilty pleasure. I remember this tune from the 80s when I was listening to Yazoo lol.

  On 7/23/2020 at 6:52 AM, azatoth said:

Problem with those old Scandinavian folk revival/re-interpretation projects is that you can't be sure if there are some white supremacy shit behind it.

On all of their YT videos they state: "Heilung is Amplified History from early medieval northern Europe and should not be mistaken for a modern political or religious statement of any kind."

And as it looks they use actual old texts from that pre-Christianised era as basis for their songs and try to keep it historically correct. A bit silly and cheesy, to be honest, but kinda enjoyable as well

I weirdly enjoy the bardcore, hordecore, etc versions of popular songs..

Alanis Morrisette has a new album out - Such Pretty Forks In The Road - eight years after the previous one. I have all her albums. Saw her live at Pori Jazz festival in 2018.

Thanks saen now it’s my summer song !

(he played it during the lockdown)

Kershaw's one of my childhood favourites. I used to listen to Human Racing multiple times every day from a cassette and wore it out. Just reading through the track listing pulls all the lyrics from memory.

Ah, Queensrÿche, I've always liked Geoff Tate's voice. I have The Warning, Rage For Order, Operation: Mindcrime and Empire on vinyl. Listened to Operation: Mindcrime on repeat when it came out, Suite Sister Mary is my absolute favourite. Silent Lucidity got them on heavy rotation on MTV outside Headbanger's Ball.

Falco

Bits and Pieces but only because Scotland is weirdly obsessed with it

an old man came by our house a few weeks ago asking if I'd want some fresh vegetables and cheese him and his friend made. He came back two weeks later and it's the best cheese I've had in ages. shouldve bought more :I