Post your embarassing musical secret here....

[LynneSin]

Go ahead and let the shame flow all over your body as you post your musical dirty lil secret.

Mine?

I know all the words to "Humpty Hump" by Digital Underground.

I also have Creed and Color Me Badd songs on my Ipod and I do listen to them from time to time.

[steve2470]

1. I actually like some of Britney Spears' stuff

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

2. As a musician in the early 70s, I once performed Neil Diamond tunes in public

Sweet Caroline comes to mind. My band was really into jazz fusion at the time and we'd go over to the keyboardist's garage to get high and practice. But he convinced us to learn some Neil Diamond tunes in order to get gigs. It was painful.

[Jade Fox]

5. I love "Sweet Caroline".....

Actually, I think a lot of Neil Diamond's songs have held up well.

[tabbycat31]

24. That is a song I often wish would go away

MY name is Caroline, and if I had a penny for everytime someone references that song to me, I would be richer than the Koch brothers.

It's a good song otherwise, I am just tired of people linking me to it.

[pipi_k]

54. A long long time ago...

before Steve Winwood and Amy Winehouse and the Monkees, there was a song called "The Happy Wanderer" where part of the lyrics go, "Val-da-reee...tra la la la la...Val-da-rah.... tra la la la la....etc."

And people would always sing that to me.


I hated that damned song.

[siligut]

3. Crash Test Dummies: Superman's Song

My latest joy/crush:

And this isn't music, but it is embarrassing that it cracks me up every time:

[Broken_Hero]

4. Once upon a time....

In a galaxy much like our own a few friends and I use to have a 3hr block on a local radio station, fri/sat nights from midnight to 3am and I liked Bryan adams and we got a request for the Everything I do song and I put it on, and usually I would sing a long with the song and I was during this time but I knew my mike wasn't on. During the airing of this Everything I do song, one of my friends secretly turned on my Mike when I was singing along and I didn't realize I was on live til I put my headphones back on...so for about 2-3 minutes I was singing to my hometown(and singing badly at that).

So yes, Bryan Adams, I like him and he is one of my embarrassing musical secrets.

[Xyzse]

6. I am now ok with Justin Timberlake.

I didn't used to be...

For shame...

I even learned the damn "It's Not a Bad Thing" on the guitar and ukulele.
-hangs head in shame-

[LynneSin]

8. psssstttt.....

I have Justin Timberlake on my Ipod. That one with Love Sexy song on it (not his last album).

Hey Amazon had the digital download for $2.99 so I figured why not.

[Xyzse]

9. Well, I haven't bought a single CD or music of his.

So, I think I'm ok.

[Throd]

7. Duran Duran

[OriginalGeek]

64. I was just humming Hungry Like The Wolf this morning

When I was a teen a friend of mine was in a bar band that covered that song. Got a lot drunk listening to that lol. I didn't even have to pretend to be a roadie - they just let me in.

[pipi_k]

10. Not just embarrassing...

but downright shameful, judging by the opinions I've seen...


I like Nickelback.



Oh, and even worse...Ted Nugent is a filthy shitheaded pig, but I like some of his songs.



sorry...

[Callmecrazy]

14. I don't understand the hate-on for Nickelback...

I love their stuff. And if anybody has something bad to say about that, well "I know you are but what am I?"

[GoCubsGo]

16. I don't get it, either.

I wouldn't go out of my way to listen to them, but I don't hate them. I'd rather listen to Nickleback than to Lorde. The sound of her makes me want to gouge out my eardrums.

[Callmecrazy]

17. I have three of their albims and sing along to them...

while playing my guitar. I think their songs are fun for the most part.

Haters gonna hate, I guess.
It's usually the dirty hipsters who loved them until they became successful.

[pipi_k]

46. I don't understand it either...

Then again, I don't quite understand how so many people can like Bruce Springsteen or a few others I can't quite remember at the moment.

Oh well...

[OriginalGeek]

65. Noooo, I can't follow you there lol

I like a band named Gorebortion and _I_ think Chad Kroeger's lyrics are middle school juvenile. But you get to like what you like. It took me a long time to learn that. I'm not proud that it took me a long time but I gotta be honest.

[pipi_k]

78. I have to admit

that sometimes I don't even pay attention to the lyrics.

Or sometimes it's just a part of them that connects and that's why I like the whole song.


Long ago I knew some guys in a band. In typical young-guy-who-thinks-he-knows-it-all fashion, one of them proclaimed that anybody can write music but it's the LYRICS that really count.

Meh.

Yeah, lyrics are important, but I can often get more meaning from a piece of music that doesn't even have lyrics.

Like Classical music. There are some pieces that can literally take me through every emotion there is, and then back again. With no lyrics whatsoever.

[OriginalGeek]

94. Ode to Joy

Actually I guess it does have lyrics but I usually hear it as an instrumental and it literally lifts my spirits no matter how lifted I already was. I can't not be happy when I hear that.

lol! I used to know it all too. I wish I still did. Except that when I knew it all I was an ass about it. Heheh, back then I knew so much I even knew what everyone else was doing wrong.

Most of the music I listen to regularly you can't even understand the lyrics - the vocals are growled so low that the voice is really just another percussive instrument rather than a vehicle for a message. And yet, despite the notoriety that metal in general has, many of them are meaningful (not all of course - there's some stupid high-school lyrics in metal too for sure). Gojira is a French progressive Tech-death metal band that sings mostly about the envirnment (and how we are screwing it up). Cattle Decapitation is a great grind band that looks like a gory mess of nonsense but the founding members are vegans (well, maybe just vegetarians) and most of their lyrics are written about humanity's sins from the cow's point of view. (At one time all the members were vegetarians but line-ups change and whatnot)

[Callmecrazy]

102. I've always believed that it's the singer, not the song...

The song remains the same; it's the particular performance of that song that gets you hooked.

Hell, I heard a kickass performance of Van Halen on the banjo fer chrissakes.

[pipi_k]

106. So true...

I had a bit of a small go-around a while back with someone who thought I was wrong for liking Whitney Houston's rendition of "I Will Always Love You" more than Dolly Parton's rendition.


Hey, people can like whatever singer they want. I just don't think Dolly did it as soulfully as Whitney did.

[pipi_k]

105. Some of the best

songs with lyrics that are unintelligible are also the funniest when people end up making up their own lyrics.

[OriginalGeek]

108. BOAT! RUDDER! STRANGE MOUNTIAN!

I saw the original before youtube screwed up the sync (the guy who made it explains it in the comments) - this is harder to watch because you have to keep up with everything that's out of sync between the pictures and the music

&noredirect=1

it was always one of my two favorites. The other one being My loony bun is fine, Benny lava!

[LynneSin]

76. I have over 20k songs on my Ipod and I will admit there is one Ted Nugent song. However...

Absolutely no Justin Bieber.

I bought the fundraiser CD they did after Japanese Earthquake and that had a Bieber song on it. I deleted it off the collection.

[cyberswede]

77. I actually like "Stranglehold" and

"Free for All," but the Nuge is a total whackjob POS, as a person.

I'm forced to occasionally listen to J Bieber, as I have an 11 year old daughter.

[pipi_k]

80. See...there ya go...

"Stranglehold" is a totally awesome song!


So are "Homebound" and "Death By Misadventure"


I'm sort of mixed on "Terminus el Dorado", though. The message behind it is a little dark, which isn't the problem. It's that he sounds a bit too....happy, I guess...when relating the tragedy that happened when a teen aged girl stole the keys to Daddy's car.


And yeah...Nugent is a total whackjob. Well, OK, back in the day he was known as the Motor City Madman, but who knew it wasn't just an act...

[LynneSin]

83. See I would not allow that

For a few months back when I was 11 I was a Shaun Cassidy fan. My brother made me ditch those albums for Zeppelin, Queen, Floyd, Yes, Rush, King Crimson etc etc.

My best friend's daughters who are at that age of swooning over bad pop music have totally skipped that stage of life thank goodness. The oldest loves the doors and the youngest still likes video game music.

[cyberswede]

87. She also likes Celtic music...

and Pete Seeger & Woody Guthrie. But all the kids at school like the pop stuff, so it gives her something in common with her peers. I'm sure she'll grow out of it.

My 13 y.o. son is familiar enough with the current pop music to be able to relate to his peers (like when everyone was all into "Thrift Shop" a while back), but his music of choice is Hendrix, Ozzy, AC/DC, RHCP, Motorhhead, & Green Day. He also likes the songs by The Prodigy that he found on my iPod. I'm working on getting him to like Zeppelin, the Doors, Pink Floyd, JTull, etc, but it has to happen on his own time (as far as he knows LOL). He did remark the other day that I listen to a large variety of music styles - and thus learned the word "eclectic," which he seemed to think was a cool word, so hopefully, he'll be open to more mom influences.

[pipi_k]

79. OK I thought

I had a lot of songs on my mp3 player...

20K on yours? Holy cow!!!!


Oh, and I will never Bieber-ize either.


I do have some pride...

[LynneSin]

82. Hello my name is Lynnesin and I'm a musical hoarder

And technically all the songs are legal. I refused to use those download services like napster.

But I did have some unique ways of finding music outside of the great sales they have from Amazon MP3 page. Like when I was dog-sitting for a friend for a week. Each night I went home and took about 10 of her CDs she owned and uploaded them. Plus my local library has a massive CD collection you can check out like a book. And finally there was a time that I swapped my Ipod Classic with my friend's Ipod Classic so I got a bunch from him.

[pipi_k]

88. I'm also

a musical hoarder, but you're waaaaay better at it than I am.


I'm pretty sure I uploaded my entire CD library to iTunes some years back, and some of Mr Pipi's as well, although I had to be a bit more selective with his because I'm not that much into C & W or (Modern) Jazz.

Anyway, I must say you have some real creative ways to find music...

Kudos to the Queen of Music Hoarding!

[laundry_queen]

110. LOL that was the one I was going to fess up to when I read the OP

You beat me to it.

Of course, they are Canadian and as a Canadian I like to support our musicians. Plus, my ex-h went to school with the original drummer (their moms are still in contact) and my ex's best friend went to school with the rest of the band. Same class as the lead singer or his brother...can't remember which. I think a lot of people who hate them just don't get the whole 'rural Alberta' culture at the time of our 'coming of age'.

I don't like ALL of their stuff, but they do have quite a few catchy tunes.

My other weaknesses as evidenced by my iTunes library include:
Britney Spears
80's hair metal
Anything top 40, really. I love pop and I'm not afraid to let everyone know it!
Some Disney teeny bopper stuff - hey when you have kids, and hear the music 40 billion times, it grows on you.


Oh, and I sometimes download 'The Voice' performances.

Phew! I feel like a weight has lifted - so glad to get that all off my chest!

[Demoiselle]

11. My children make fun of me for loving Steely Dan.

I don't know which embarrasses me more…the fact that I love Steely Dan or the fact that they make fun of me.

[LynneSin]

13. Tell the kids you'll trade them in for a brand new puppy...

if they diss your love of Steely Dan every again.

I'd take a puppy any day over kids who do not understand the joy that is Steely Dan.

On the bright side that could be a sign your kids aren't smoking dope yet although to be fair I love SD but never touched the stuff in my life. But when I saw them in concert I think I was one of the few people not stoned.

[Demoiselle]

26. Thank you! They're too old to trade in now.

Both are in their thirties. And they have done their share of illegal substances. I really haven't…and yet I love SD, too.

[LynneSin]

42. Never say never

[pipi_k]

85. No way!

Nothing wrong with Steely Dan.


"Deacon Blues" is my favorite



Oh, and "Hey Nineteen"

and "Josie"

[Wait Wut]

12. I am not embarrassed.

Barry Manilow.

Had a huge crush on him in Jr. High (about 35 years ago).

I'll add Justin Timberlake, not for his music but for his SNL performances. Kid is hilarious.

[GoCubsGo]

15. I was surprised at how funny JT is, as well.

Some of his music is not half bad, at least the more recent stuff.

As for Barry, I don't love him, but I don't hate him, either. I DO like "Copacabana".

[Wait Wut]

30. Copa was a happy song.

Most of his stuff is/was.

The chemistry between JT and Jimmy Fallon was adorable. I could see hanging out with the two of them at a BBQ.

[LynneSin]

20. Barry Manilow writes the songs the whole world sings

and that is a fact!

[Wait Wut]

31. He's ear worm worthy.

I now have Copacabana stuck in my head.

[DebJ]

22. Me too. He came to Columbia Md to perform in an outdoor venue in the 1980s.

I couldn't get tickets, but I drove my car around the roads circling the place trying to hear him

[Wait Wut]

33. His voice wasn't exceptional..

...but, there was a sweet, soothing quality that made me melt.

[kairos12]

57. Justin-"Bring it on down to Omletville

[Wait Wut]

93. And...

...this one!

[OriginalGeek]

62. JT may be my exception to the boy band rule

but maybe not since it's only his solo work I have any respect for. I don't own any of his records but if I see him in a bar some day I'd be happy to buy him a beer. And beg him to be a permanent cast member on SNL. His are always the best episodes.

OH (edit to add): And I don't mind Barry at all if for no other reason than the church I grew up in called him out for being satanic. Because of some line in I Write The Songs. So anything that pisses those dumbfucks off is OK by me.

But those dipshits thought EVERYthing was satanic.

[Rob H.]

18. "I know all the words to "Humpty Hump" by Digital Underground."

Hey, me, too! I even heard it on the local oldies station recently and unabashedly rapped/sang along. I'd forgotten how much that song makes me laugh.

[LynneSin]

19. I'm listening to it right now as I post

I'm debugging report code so I prefer very loud music while debugging.

I post while I run tests.

[LiberalEsto]

21. I had 7 years of piano lessons

Can't play a thing.
Can't read music.

[pink-o]

117. Not being able to read sheet music was gonna be my dirty secret too!

Well, actually, I can read one line of it, for voice or a one-note-at-a-time instrument (I played flute, could follow perfectly) but when there are 10 possible tones going on and glisses and trills--well, I had NO mental Rosetta stone for that. I used to struggle through the mass of notes, then memorize Mozart, Beethoven, Clementi, Bach et al, then go to my lesson and play the songs perfectly--even turning the page at exactly the right time! I have really good tone memory, so it was easy. Little did I realize I wasn't doing myself any good.

I went on to play in a band, writing songs and making up arrangements which suited my personality much better! When it's yours, you don't have to read the notes.

[LiberalEsto]

118. You seem to be doing okay musically

The only thing I can play is the radio.

[DebJ]

23. This should generate some puking smilies...

I loved bubblegum music... Yummy Yummy Yummy et al back in the 60s, butI was only 11 in 1967 so forgive me!
Where's an embarrassed smilie? I STILL like it...........

[pipi_k]

89. No

puking from me...

I was in the prime of my teenaged years when Bubblegum music came out.

I get some real good memories when I hear it.

[tabbycat31]

25. Ke$ha

[Ron Obvious]

27. I kinda like John Denver

I was actually deeply moved hearing Looking for Space on that episode of Magnum where Magnum is in a coma after being shot.



I'd probably been drinking.

[CherokeeDem]

29. Shhh...

Me, too.... have all his albums... I'm a closet John Denver fan...

[LadyHawkAZ]

35. This should never be an embarrassment

John Denver was great.

[Ron Obvious]

37. You know you're right...

I actually like "Thank God, I'm a country boy" the least of all of his songs, but to hear him sing it a cappella really showcases what a pure, special voice he had.

I feel a sudden desire to play Sunshine on my Shoulders...

[LadyHawkAZ]

40. I saw him in concert when I was 17

It was beautiful.

Always did love his music.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

72. John Denver was a very talented musician.

And he was one of those talented people who a lot of people made fun of.
He got his start replacing Chad Mitchell in The Mitchell Trio, in the early 1960s.

Example with the other two guys, and John, singing one of his compositions, For Bobbi:
The guy on the far left on guitar with the beard is Paul Prestopino, who has also accompanied Peter Paul and Mary for decades:

Other people who are/were very talented that get dissed:
Celine Dion (except for that suckwad song she did for Titanic)
The Carpenters
Barry Manilow


I took many years of music lessons on two instruments plus voice, and I think I have a pretty good ear for talent.

[OriginalGeek]

63. Ain't nothin wrong with that!

Some days are diamonds and some days are stones.

[progressoid]

68. My daughter downloaded this J Denver cover album for me.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Music-Is-You-Tribute/dp/B00BB22G44

I kind of like it (except for one song).

[Kaleva]

28. I got fired from my task of knocking blocks of wood together back in grade school...

music class. Couldn't keep the rhythm.

[noamnety]

48. hahahaha

That's so sad. And so funny, for some reason.

[LumosMaxima]

32. "MMM Bop" by Hanson.

I like it.

[NightWatcher]

34. This one time at band camp...

I remained sober and didn't fool around.

Band camp was pretty much just a big orgy.

The rest of my visits to Band camp were tons more fun.

[cyberswede]

39. LOL - did you know a fifth of vodka...

fits perfectly inside the bell of a bari sax? At least that's what I've heard...

Yeah - band camp was fun.

[NightWatcher]

41. once you've hidden weed in a trumpet case, the smell lingers for months

Something about that felt lining in the case....

[LadyHawkAZ]

36. The massive crush I had on Prince around age 12

I watched Purple Rain awhile back for the first time in decades and wondered what I ever saw in him.

[cyberswede]

38. I have a Partridge Family CD...

that I play at work from time to time.

My favorite song on it is "I Can Hear Your Heartbeat" and I always play it over at least three times when it comes on.

Here's my other favorite PF song - from an episode with Richard Pryor and Louis Gossett, Jr.

[OriginalGeek]

66. I Think I Love You

was one of the earliest songs I can remember liking - maybe second or third grade. I had such a crush on Susan Dey. Still do actually.

[OriginalGeek]

43. I like something from almost every genre there is

and I'm not ashamed of anything I like. Yep, I've got Cyndi Lauper on the same shelf as Carcass. (they're my shelves - I can sort them how I want). Duran Duran hanging out with Dying Fetus. I even have a Lady Gaga record and it's just a tiny step over to Gorguts. You'll never catch me putting down roots type bluegrass or outlaw country. I like western swing as well as swinging jazz. Shit, I LOVE the Humpty Hump. And NWA and M.U.R.S. and Louis Logic and Nujabes and Dalek and they all share hard drive space with Tchaikovsky and Mozart and Grieg among others. I love bagpipes and Celtic fiddles and didgeridoos.

About the only thing I can't find any fun in is grunge, nu-metal and boy bands.

[pipi_k]

50. So...

another bagpipe lover here.

They even sound good in Rock & Roll...as in AC/DC's "It's A Long Way To The Top"


Grunge...I guess Alice in Chains might qualify for that genre...I do like their song "Would?"


I guess my musical tastes, like yours, run toward the eclectic. A bit of everything is in my library, including whale songs and Gregorian Chants.

[OriginalGeek]

61. WHales and Gregorians make good music

I really like folk music from around the world. Tuvan throat singing fascinates me:

I love the Dropkick Murphys cover of Long Way To The Top (And the original too!)

[femmocrat]

44. I cannot sing a note.

Cannot carry a tune in a bucket.

I was the only one in the eighth grade who did not make Glee Club. When I was in a college sorority, I had to mouth the words to the songs.

I took piano and violin lessons as a child... I could play piano pretty well, but lost interest and quit. Much to my dismay today.

[Wounded Bear]

45. I once lost a kamikaze karaoke draw...

and sang "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" on stage, at a bar. Every goddamn weem-away.

[pipi_k]

51. Did you manage

to do the real high notes too?

[noamnety]

47. I was in band in high school.

One day we found some old fancy uniforms in a back closet at our school so we decided to form a "football band" to play at games. We were a self-formed group of about a half dozen friends with no adult supervision. Our football team always lost and none of us in the band cared about football. We just sat in the bleachers with our instruments and ill fitting uniforms, we didn't march around.

And we didn't watch the games we played at - because we had zero interest in football.

Once during a lull in the game we decided to break into a rousing number. We got yelled at to stop - the lull turned out to be that someone on the field was injured kinda bad; none of us had noticed.

[DebJ]

49. What instrument did you play? Do you still play it? n/t

[noamnety]

52. At the time I played bass clarinet.

I don't even own one, I borrowed one from the school. (After the band teacher tactfully suggested that I switch from the regular clarinet, even though I did own one of those!)

I played flute for a while as an adult in some small groups but I'm officially done with that now.

[DebJ]

53. I always wanted to play the flute.

Got guitar lessons at my mom's insistence in 10th grade during the summer.
All I remember now is one strum: down down up up down up

[Generic Brad]

55. I have writing credit on a bad song

I wrote the lyrics to a song that was recorded in the early 1980's. My discography page has a single entry.

The chances of any of you having heard it is close to 0%. The song was not horribly bad, but it was never marketed. I think I received a royalty check for something like $0.31 once.

[progressoid]

69. C'mon spill!

Give us a few lines!

[TexasTowelie]

56. I thought that this one was the bomb when I was in college.

[LynneSin]

75. I bought a think black belt to wear with my acid wash jeans...

just so I could dress like them.

[Brigid]

58. When I was a kid,

I used to crack everybody singing "A Boy Named Sue."

http://m.

[Archae]

59. I love disco...

The cornier the better!

[OriginalGeek]

67. Last year I made a 70s/disco mix-tape (CD)

for a road trip with my wife and another couple (who are our best friends and are a little younger than us but have similar musical tastes). We had a blast singing disco all the way to Sarasota to eat at an Amish restaurant (The sole purpose for the 2.5 hour drive)

In addition to the disco I put a little Curtis Mayfield on there too just to have some modicum of respectability.


Go ahead and shake it...

[GReedDiamond]

60. In the late 70s...

...I played drums on a recording with the bass player who was/maybe still is the Musical Director for Neil Sedaka.

The song is called "Have a Drink," by the band Scott Thomas Lowe & Atascadero.

Jimmie Fielder, the bass player, was also a founding member of Blood Sweat & Tears, and played with Buffalo Springfield and Zappa's Mothers, so there is that.

The Neil Sedaka reference is the only "embarrasing" thing I could come up with.

[progressoid]

70. I like this song for a while.

Then I discovered The Cure and Talking Heads

[Jamaal510]

71. I have a weakness for video game music,

especially many of the songs on the Pokemon games. This one is my #1 favorite:

[pipi_k]

90. Hah!

I was expecting to see "Donkey Kong" music...

[Archae]

92. Nothing wrong with videogame music.

Stewart Copeland (drummer for the Police) created the soundtrack of the first 3 Spyro games.

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[foo_bar]

116. as long as it isn't videogame-inspired music.

(Embarrassing secret: I own this LP.)

[sendero]

73. I loved the DIY attitude of punk....

... but 99% of punk music is swill, and that's putting it charitably.

[a la izquierda]

74. I have Daddy Yankee and Pitbull on my iTunes.

it's so unfeminist of me. It's also not punk rock.


Also, when I was in high school, I was supposed to play a flute duet with my friend. I knew the whole thing by heart. I stood up, started to play, and my brain went blank. I ran off the stage hysterical, in front of hundreds of people. My mom and the band director finally convinced me to go back out and try again. Second time was the charm, I guess. And I got an ovation.

[Coventina]

81. I listen to "New Age" music when I'm stressed out

When I'm really rattled, and need to get get stuff done, the music helps.

Pop or rock becomes too distracting, even classical can be too complicated (I'm listening to it instead of working).

If I'm really, really stressed, the bland soothing-ness of New Age is the only thing that keeps me productive.

[lame54]

84. I bought from itunes the soundtrack to...

On Any Sunday
the music is hokey and completely dated
But i love it

[el_bryanto]

86. Pet Shop Boys

But I can defend them on their lyrics which are pretty sharp.

Bryant

[Lady Freedom Returns]

91. ...

( )

[chrisa]

95. I have Nintendo video game music on my playlist

[kairos12]

96. My middle-school daughter was traumatized by me liking Depeche Mode.

[dawg]

97. TMBG

[mvd]

98. I like Ke$ha's music (generally at least) when..

everyone else seems to pig her down.

[Arcanetrance]

99. I was first chair trombone in my high school Orchestra

[Enthusiast]

124. I would have loved being the first chair trombone in my high school Orchestra.

Seriously.

[Arcanetrance]

125. I didn't feel I deserved it my heart wasn't in it I guess that's why I was embarrassed

I started out playing bass in the jazz band and one day the director asked if one of us would mind switching to the orchestra as a trombonist. So I did and I was really good and wound up first chair but I always felt he gave me extra points for switching over because I missed a lot of practices because I was also on the football team and once almost missed a concert so I was embarrassed and always felt like I didn't earn it he was just thankful someone decided to come fill up his mistake of allowing a ton of people to pick percussion.

[Enthusiast]

126. Well that sounds like a perfectly reasonable explanation.

I just like trombone.

[Liberalynn]

100. I actually liked Call Me Maybe

[mvd]

101. Same here

I'm not ashamed of liking her (Carly Rae Jepsen's) album either

[KamaAina]

103. I used to be a roadie for a guy named

Rick Astley.

[pipi_k]

107. So....

another head hanging moment...


I like this song.

[Tom Ripley]

104. I steal Casiotone beats

[JCMach1]

109. I like Fergie...

Even her humps

[Iggo]

111. I know when I hit the button wrong too many times on my iPod...

...because it goes straight to the top and starts playing ABBA's Dancing Queen.

[LynneSin]

113. I have A.F.I and Abandon Kansas before Abba

So I'm safe

[IDemo]

112. I have a perfectly good acoustic guitar in the case directly behind me

Which I haven't made the effort to learn to play.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

114. Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" is just an incredibly catchy song...

...and if it's playing on the radio when I'm flipping through the stations, I'll always stop to listen to it.

And sometimes sing along.

Loudly.

[Iggo]

120. Pssst....I like this version.

Shhh.

[Myrina]

115. "Yes" songs make me sing outloud.

Only Yes. No idea why.

[Hula Popper]

119. Don't have an Ipud or know what an mp3 is.......

And I love Al Jolson!

[Captain Stern]

121. I have no embarassing musical secrets, but a friend of mine in Canada does.

Despite Milli Vanilli's history, he still likes the song 'Blame It On The Rain". Everybody laughs when I play it in the car or they hear me humming it...err.. I mean when they hear my friend in Canada doing those things.

[LynneSin]

123. I thought you were going to say your Canadian friend is Justin Bieber

Now that would be embarassing

[madinmaryland]

122. I saw the most awesome Jimmy Paige guitar riff from Stairway to Heaven

by a violinist the other night.

I had never seen a violin riff before and it was fucking awesome.

I'll see if I can find it one line. Have their CD, but I don't thinks it's on it.