Your musical guilty pleasure

i have a confession. i like electro swing :slight_smile:
it is so far from my normal tastes but i just cant help but enjoy it!

what is your guilty pleasure in the music world?

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edit: frankly, I don’t feel that guilty about it but most of my friends, even in the rave scene, are NOT fans lol

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yea not gona lie, im not a fan either :smiley:

thanks for your input <3

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HAHAHA. Totally fair dude. Even I have to be in the right mood (that mood is usually crunk HA!)

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omfg

There’s probably a lot that’s so deeply repressed I can’t bring it back up right now, but this for sure:

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I have more guilty pleasures than real ones. And my sources tell me I’m not allowed to post lostprophets anymore so these will have to do instead

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I actually have a thing for post-hardcore sometimes lol.

I really love this bands first few albums, the new ones suck, and really MOST post-HC sucks, but sometimes I dive deep on the guilty pleasure train with it.

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@Vlantis that is defo interesting that’s like some shit I’d drop after everyone is mad stoned.

@moodorf I fully approve of the first two selections (didn’t peep the others)

It’s Disney on acid.

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haha i have to admit its got a vibe you have to appreciate :smiley: and that breakdown at ~50 seconds is a lot of fun

i didnt expect that many replies. thanks everyone, its nice to see im not alone.

here is another one. i dont really feel guilty about this one though, but its an unpopular opinion. not for the light hearted :smiley:

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Paramore…and evanesence

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Bryan Adams. :slight_smile:
I even propose to my wife to it.

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This band used to be on all sorts of metal compilations (thanks to being on Century Media IIRC) but they were so fucking trashy and stupid that they fell into obscurity.

Weirdly though, it’s not bad. I see what they’re going for, but I also see why nobody likes them.

I totally would have listened to this in high school, ngl…

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Every song of his sounds like the first track you make when you demo FL studio for the first time, but damn if it isn’t catchy

A japanese singer called Zengyoku Shu who sang a track called Murami Bushi in a Tarantino movie.
I loved it, and tracked down one of her albums. I have absolutely no idea what’s she’s singing about, but I find I don’t need to know, or want to know, as the sound is it’s own reward, and it’s more personal to me when I don’t know what it’s supposed to be about.