Metal - you're guilty pleasures

Stryper, Deliverance, Tourniquet, Slipknot (for so called nu metal, they sounds pretty good Joey the drummer is one of the best drummers I have heard).

My wife got the Pussycat Dolls cd and I found myself singing to it and looking at the pictures on the booklet of course.
 
I like Jimmy Buffett, would love to see him live one day. I even have a live DVD. His CD's come right after Biohazard in my CD collection. Yes I alphabatize my CD's, easier to find what you're looking for when you're hammered:headbang:
 
Hey, MyHatred - you ever listen to John Zorn's project Naked City? They were out of their fucking minds! Rock to light jazz to grindcore - often in the same song. Their self-titled release is still one of my favorites. (Their other albums are harder to find - on smaller labels.)

Totally agree with you on George Benson as well - one of the greatest jazz guitarists out there. There's a high school kid on a small Illinois label, named Isaiah Sharkey, who's very much in the Benson vein in his playing. He did a solo when I interviewed him at the station that was totally improvised - almost had me in tears, it was so beautiful. If there's any justice in the world, that kid is going to be a mega-star.
 
Some great comments and bands/singers in here. Very true about not being ashamed - just rather things we get stick for listening too.

I really got a thing for old school musicians ala Mike Oldfield, Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis.

Ennio Morricone as well. John Williams.
 
i listen to everything but country. i listen to Prince,Hall & Oates,Phil Collins,Huey Lewis,Ice Cube,DMX,Fergie(my wife bought it, its ok)Brandy,JT(hated the backdoor boys but this cd was ok also),STP,Soundgarden,AIC,Slaughter,Skid Row,M.Crue,From Zero,Souls at Zero aka Wrathchild A merica,Forbidden,Metal Church,Voivod,Sepultura to name a few but those are the style of music i listen to.
 
If you mean, "Lemonade & Brownies", then yes, they did actually have some good stuff out there. 10 Seconds Down and Mean Machine were actually pretty kickass songs. Everything they have done after L&B......:puke:

Yeah, I thought the video for Mean Machine ruled. My youngest kid sister were into them.

I always had a thing for Londonbeat. And I think Offsprings Ignition-album is quite good too. Skid Rows Slave to the grind and B-sides ourselves had some swinging stuff on them.
 
Arg Hamster, I just love the Batman beating the shark clip:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


As for myself, my non-metal musical pleasures include The Eagles, The Beatles, Queen, Sheryl Crow, Oasis, Pink Floyd and also I've been listening to quite a bit of old Status Quo just recently, that old shit just rocks:headbang:
 
I love jazz, but that's not something I'm ashamed of, I just told you because jazz hasn't appeared here yet :)

Absolutely love jazz... the stinkier, the better. I absolutely love Miles Davis, Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk.

One guy I've never really been able to get into, though, is John Coltrane. I have his 4-CD "Live In Japan" set, and the first track sounds like he's blowing his nose through the saxophone at times.

Oh - let's throw Yes in the "guilty pleasures" column. Saw them in Chicago in 2002 - absolutely purest sounding concert I've ever been to in my life. I actually have the bootleg of that show. Marillion, too - I like the Steve Hogarth era a little more than the Fish. "Marbles" was fucking brilliant.
 
I had to think about what would be considered a guilty pleasure because, like everyone else, I like what I like and that's it. Here we go: Puddle of Mud, AFI, Offspring, Rancid, Good Charlotte and my 80s hair bands.
 
The only thing im actually embarassed about is video game music, like super nintendo/ genesis games (battletoads, thunder force IV, maximum carnage etc).