about music.

I can't stop listening to that Amy Winehouse 'Rehab' song.

It's lolerful.

Check the Hot Chip remix.

Catchy!

the first album i ever asked for (and got for christmas) was kylie minogue - i should be so lucky.

i was 8.

I like that song " I found a place , where we can boogie" .

I hated it at first but now i sing it all day long.

I think that remix is on the album I got. It's something my broinlaw made

I used to steal my brothers Toyah cassettes. Also his Pink Floyd which is more respectable.

I once jerked off and waited for the 'vulcano' to erupt at exactly the same time the awesome breakdown in the middle of Setting Sun was over. Man, that was one orgasm I tell ya! I still have spots on my ceiling. Thanks Tom & Ed for this wonderful moment!

wanker.

amy winehouse isn't a guilty pleasure for me. I like the album - she's got a good voice, some nice production touches by the ronson, good songs. like it

guilt free for me

My first album that i got for christmas one year was by Rick Astley. Don't remember what it was called but i thought it was the coolest thing since polar bears.

After that it was NOW29.

My first CD was one my dad got me: Kraftwerk. Still have it, still works. Class.

Never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry

Never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

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Rick Astley is AWESOME!

Never gonna give you up video > *

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=7sK3AqFYAWQ

Well Chebbers, I didn't know if she was considerd 'pop' over there, so I wanted to qualify my statement.

I have to admit I kinda liked that Milk Shake song by Kelis. I don't know if it was like at first listen, but it was on heavy rotation at my old job and it was super catchy - we used to give this guy Ed we worked with all kinds of crap because he hated that song so much, and we'd put it on just to annoy him. :lol:

I know most of Hall and Oates 80's stuff, but I know it by default, not by choice. My best friend in grade school was in love with Daryl Hall and Hall and Oates was pretty much all she listened to. I think I have a vinyl album of Hall and Oates. Someone at my old job brought in his mom's old vinyl she was getting rid of. The cover is so appallingly bad I had to bring it home - but no I haven't listened to it. I don't know if I can handle the cheese.

I like Lady Marmalade, you know - that song from Moulin Rouge. I actually like the whole soundtrack.

I still listen to Eddie Grant "Electric Avenue" when it comes on shuffle.

And I still have my cassingle for Sir Mix-A-Lot "Baby's Got Back". And when that song comes on shuffle, I will turn it up. You gotta admit that if nothing else, the video was great.

I once paid money for an MC Hammer cassette. Now that's embarrassing!

And that's all I can think of for now.

Ah dude, i very nearly just p**sed myself!

i'm gettin strange looks from my mum now.... X-D

I'm gay for Astley.

how is that voice coming out that guy... it just makes no sense. it doesnt match up at all.

I am currently listened to folk music. In my defense I am looking after my nine month old nephew who likes to have Over the Hills and Far Away on when he's having his nap. I will make sure he feels suitable embarrassed about it when he's older.

as in the zep song? fuck u tinystar!! :p

first ever music purchase was will smith men in black single

I personally wouldn't class Zep as folk music. I was talking about the Napoleonic Wars inspired song.:p