Confession time: "unhip," "uncool" music you're embarrassed to admit liking.

[ed2962]

^Ray Of Light era Madonna was pretty cool and hip at the time! XP

I won't deny that!

[From The Shadows]

The wind chill is 52 below!

Hmm... I always thought this album was popular, it was considered groundbreaking and all the radio stations were talking about it at the time. I own it myself without shame. It was definitely her last good album. Now owning her recent albums may be cause for embarrassment. She definitely should have stuck to this as she was older and more mature but she went back to all the sex stunts and was strictly pop again. She is too old to be going around like a pimp. God, Madonna. Why did you start rapping about your latte? You could have went out with a bang instead of the joke you are now.

[ed2962]

Hmm... I always thought this album was popular, it was considered groundbreaking and all the radio stations were talking about it at the time. I own it myself without shame. It was definitely her last good album. Now owning her recent albums may be cause for embarrassment. She definitely should have stuck to this as she was older and more mature but she went back to all the sex stunts and was strictly pop again. She is too old to be going around like a pimp. God, Madonna. Why did you start rapping about your latte? You could have went out with a bang instead of the joke you are now.

I think the last song of hers that was a big hit that I liked was the one she did with Justin Timberlake, "Four Minutes".

[WestPhillyPunisher]

I have my own version of the mix tape which I call "Various Hits", 300 favorite songs, including those boldfaced below:

Why would you be ashamed of owning Wilson Philips?
On my iPhone I have many different genres of music and
also 101 song mix "tapes"

One example is this

ABBA- Take a chance on me
Beach Boys- Help me Rhonda
Bruce Springsteen- Hungry Heart
Deep Purple- Perfect Stranger
ELO- Don't bring me down
Eric Church- Lotta boot left to fill
Girls Aloud- Biology
Iron Maiden- The Trooper
Kacey Musgrave- Stupid
Lady Gaga- Poker face
Leona Lewis- Better in time
Little Mix- Black magic
Megadeth- Peace sells
Melanie- Brand new key
Neil Diamond- America
Nikki Lane- 700,000 Rednecks
REM- Stand
Rod Stewart- Hot Legs
Samantha Fish- Leavin' Kind
Starship- We built this city
Suzi Quatro- Can the can
Taylor Swift- Love story
Turtles- Happy Together
Beatles- Lady Madonna
Britney Spears- Baby one more time
Danzig- Twist of cain
Metallica- Seek and destroy
Terry Jacks- Seasons in the sun
Madonna- Boarder Line
Lillian Axe- Show a little love
Kinks- Sunny afternoon
Jeanie C Riley- Harper valet P.T.A.
Garth Brooks- Friends in low places
Exodus- Toxic Waltz
David Bowe- The Jean Genie
Christina Aguilera - Fighter
Carrie Underwood- All-American Girl
Halestorm- Mz Hyde
Motor Head- Doctor Rock
Petula Clark- Downtown
Testament- Practice what you preach
Supertramp- The logical song
Amy MacDonald- Mr. Rock & Roll
Danielle Bradbery- Never like this
Guns n Roses- Welcome to the jungle
Jewel- Intuition
Katy Perry- Firework
Led Zeppelin- Rock And Roll
Miranda Lambert- Kerosene
P!ink- Humble Neighborhood
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Higher Ground
Frankie Valley & the four seasons- December 1963 (oh what a night)

and 50 other songs

[From The Shadows]

I think the last song of hers that was a big hit that I liked was the one she did with Justin Timberlake, "Four Minutes".

I'm, I'm... this is the right thread. So I'll leave you alone.

I have my own version of the mix tape which I call "Various Hits", 300 favorite songs, including those boldfaced below:

Um... I know Abba gets a lot of mocking, whom I myself like, because it's Disco but why Welcome To The Jungle? It's actually my favorite song of theirs and I'm pretty sure its highly regarded. It's Appetite For Destruction. Not The Spaghetti Incident. Unless you run in circles that doesn't like mainstream rock then I can see the problem.

[Mormel]

I think both Cents and Punisher were posting an example of how a playlist can include both guilty pleasures as well as highly-regarded songs.

I have a Spotify playlist of favourites that's 200 songs and includes 'Pusherman' by Curtis Mayfield next to 'Step By Step' by New Kids on the Block.

[From The Shadows]

I think both Cents and Punisher were posting an example of how a playlist can include both guilty pleasures as well as highly-regarded songs.

I have a Spotify playlist of favourites that's 200 songs and includes 'Pusherman' by Curtis Mayfield next to 'Step By Step' by New Kids on the Block.

Oh, right.

[PaulBullion]

Hmm... I always thought this album was popular, it was considered groundbreaking and all the radio stations were talking about it at the time. I own it myself without shame. It was definitely her last good album. Now owning her recent albums may be cause for embarrassment. She definitely should have stuck to this as she was older and more mature but she went back to all the sex stunts and was strictly pop again. She is too old to be going around like a pimp. God, Madonna. Why did you start rapping about your latte? You could have went out with a bang instead of the joke you are now.

It may have been here ONLY good album.

[PaulBullion]

Although, of course, some early Madonna stuff was produced by Nile Rodgers of Chic, as was this:

[ed2962]

This song has been going through my head all day at work. This is the version from the "Sing" movie

[ed2962]

[ed2962]

Cher is playing in Chicago tonight, the uncle of one of my co-workers is working security.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

Cher is playing in Chicago tonight, the uncle of one of my co-workers is working security.

Do tell. I thought she retired. By the by, that’s my favorite Cher song.

[From The Shadows]

This should go in my soundtrack thread. No shame I swear.

[MajorHoy]

Why would you be ashamed of owning Wilson Philips?
On my iPhone I have many different genres of music and
also 101 song mix "tapes"

One example is this

ABBA- Take a chance on me
Beach Boys- Help me Rhonda
Bruce Springsteen- Hungry Heart
Deep Purple- Perfect Stranger
ELO- Don't bring me down
Eric Church- Lotta boot left to fill
Girls Aloud- Biology
Iron Maiden- The Trooper
Kacey Musgrave- Stupid
Lady Gaga- Poker face
Leona Lewis- Better in time
Little Mix- Black magic
Megadeth- Peace sells
Melanie- Brand new key
Neil Diamond- America
Nikki Lane- 700,000 Rednecks
REM- Stand
Rod Stewart- Hot Legs
Samantha Fish- Leavin' Kind
Starship- We built this city
Suzi Quatro- Can the can
Taylor Swift- Love story
Turtles- Happy Together
Beatles- Lady Madonna
Britney Spears- Baby one more time
Danzig- Twist of cain
Metallica- Seek and destroy
Terry Jacks- Seasons in the sun
Madonna- Boarder Line
Lillian Axe- Show a little love
Kinks- Sunny afternoon
Jeanie C Riley- Harper valet P.T.A.
Garth Brooks- Friends in low places
Exodus- Toxic Waltz
David Bowe- The Jean Genie
Christina Aguilera - Fighter
Carrie Underwood- All-American Girl
Halestorm- Mz Hyde
Motor Head- Doctor Rock
Petula Clark- Downtown
Testament- Practice what you preach
Supertramp- The logical song
Amy MacDonald- Mr. Rock & Roll
Danielle Bradbery- Never like this
Guns n Roses- Welcome to the jungle
Jewel- Intuition
Katy Perry- Firework
Led Zeppelin- Rock And Roll
Miranda Lambert- Kerosene
P!ink- Humble Neighborhood
Red Hot Chili Peppers- Higher Ground
Frankie Valley & the four seasons- December 1963 (oh what a night)

and 50 other songs

I have my own version of the mix tape which I call "Various Hits", 300 favorite songs, including those boldfaced below:

By the way folks, Jeannie (two "N"s) C. Riley sang about the "Harper Valley P.T.A.", not about a man's personal male attendant nor a person employed to park cars.

And as long as nobody includes Air Supply (responsible for "All Out of Love" and others), I try not to be too judgemental.