Music Confession!

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Another shameless music confession (if I haven't already lost my rock license, I sure will for this one):

Boyz II Men!

 

[Soot and Stars]

Another shameless music confession (if I haven't already lost my rock license, I sure will for this one):

Boyz II Men!

Loved these guys until the third album! Cooleyhighharmony and II are the shit though! Amazing vocals and harmonies, good quality romantic slow jams and honestly the last good R&B group IMO!

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

^^^^ Agreed. I'm such a 90's kid, I just can't ignore those dudes.

 

[Sunny]

I have a great affection for power ballads In fact as I have the house to myself at the moment I've got a selection of them singing away in the background while I accompany them at the top of my voice Hope the neighbours don't complain!

 

[Cosmic Harmony]

I'm far from an Avril fan but for whatever reason I find this song really catchy and fun:

 

[Prime]

^Avril Lavigne is awesome

 

[AboutAGirl]

12 pages already? Looks like I'm late to the party. I started getting into "real" pop music when they installed intercoms at work and pumped the stuff at me for 40 hours a week. I'm not a 'stay mad' kind of guy... if you can't beat em, you gotta get with 'em or else live in misery. Incidentally I've become a huge, rabid pop fan.

A highly decent primer on my favorite pop music would be the compilations I've made out of great songs I heard at work.

Immaculate Pop, Volume One

1. Steady As She Goes -- Corinne Bailey Rae
2. Hand In My Pocket -- Alanis Morissette
3. Build Me Up Buttercup -- The Foundations
4. Wicked Game -- Chris Isaak
5. What's Been Going On -- Amos Lee
6. Torn -- Natalie Imbruglia
7. This Kiss -- Faith Hill
8. Fifteen -- Taylor Swift
9. Just a Girl -- No Doubt
10. Love Story -- Taylor Swift
11. Kiss Me -- Sixpence None The Richer
12. What I Am -- Edie Brickel & New Bohemians
13. Iris -- Goo Goo Dolls
14. What's Up? -- 4 Non Blondes
15. Walking On The Sun -- Smashmouth
16. Billie Jean -- Chris Cornell

Adequate Pop, Summer Fun Edition

1. Under the Milky Way -- Sia
2. Because The Night -- Patti Smith Group
3. You Belong With Me -- Taylor Swift
4. Soak Up The Sun -- Sheryl Crow
5. Bring Me To Life -- Evanescence
6. Every Morning -- Sugar Ray
7. All I Wanna Do -- Sheryl Crow
8. Please Don't Leave Me -- Pink
9. If It Makes You Happy -- Sheryl Crow
10. Take a Chance On Me -- Abba
11. Everyday is a Winding Road -- Sheryl Crow
12. Cathedrals -- Joan Osborne
13. The First Cut is the Deepest (Country Version) -- Sheryl Crow
14. Crimson and Clover -- Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
15. Under the Milky Way -- Rotoscope

Pop 3: Electronic Psychosis

1. SexyBack -- Justin Timberlake
2. We R Who We R -- Ke$ha
3. Teenage Dream -- Katy Perry
4. Good Girls Go Bad -- Cobra Starship
5. Only Love Can Break Your Heart -- Saint Etienne
6. California Gurls -- Katy Perry
7. Airplanes -- B.o.B. feat. Hayley Williams
8. Adia -- Sara Mclachlan
9. The Meaning of Being Lonely -- Backstreet Boys
10. California Dreamin -- The Mamas & The Poppas

Of course my favorites are Miranda Cosgrove, Taylor Swift and Paramore. More recently I've been starting to get into Ke$ha and Katy Perry.

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

More dance music that I love. It's my shameless confession. Really gets me going!

 

[OptimisticFutureBlues]

This was usually on after sesame street when I was a kid.

When I was younger this is what I lived for. I LIVED FOR THIS. Every hour at school, every last bite of vegetables was for Lawrence Welk. We're talking 4-7 years old here people. I would jump around and applaud pieces of music that were recorded DECADES before I was even born. I would turn to my parents and critique the pieces of music as if I was a judge. I would also get angry if they tried to leave the room, haha.

I'm not proud, I'm not ashamed. Oh who am I kidding.

Heavenly fathers of all things music, forgive me.

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

This was usually on after sesame street when I was a kid.

When I was younger this is what I lived for. I LIVED FOR THIS. Every hour at school, every last bite of vegetables was for Lawrence Welk. We're talking 4-7 years old here people. I would jump around and applaud pieces of music that were recorded DECADES before I was even born. I would turn to my parents and critique the pieces of music as if I was a judge. I would also get angry if they tried to leave the room, haha.

I'm not proud, I'm not ashamed. Oh who am I kidding.

Heavenly fathers of all things music, forgive me.

Aww man... wasn't that on PBS? Blast from the past!