[SlowlyChoking]

Time to stop worrying about e-cred and post the music you listened to when you were younger. Bonus points if you still listen to it today despite the strange looks from your v-neck wearing hipster faggot friends.



Motherfuckin' Return of the Mack. Whenever I make mix cds for car rides or trips I always throw this song in the mix no matter what else in on there.



Alice in Chains'esque rock that was and still is horrible. Second Coming, more like let's hope we don't get a third coming am i right?


Apparently you can only post two videos at a time. Lame.

[SlowlyChoking]

Caroline's Spine pretty much ruled my early high school years.


Ha, I don't give a shit what people say. This is still an awesome video and an awesome song.

[SlowlyChoking]

My first foray into the world of trip-hop. I literally wore this cd out and had to buy it again. I also used to have a giant crush on that chick in the video. Fuck it, I still do.


Ha, this song will burrow into your brain and stay there for the rest of your life and pop up at the weirdest times.

[SlowlyChoking]

If you've never heard this song before, you can thank me for introducing you to perfection.


Still one of the most underrated bands of all time. Fuck you and your, "Are they the guys that did "Circles?".

[Florentino]

mmmmlol

[Florentino]

[Florentino]

some French 80's band....you can laugh but it's still catchy.

[Stoned_Immaculate]

hahha, Iron Maiden/ fear of the dark :)
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=Nba3Tr_GLZU

[Mysterious Traveller]

[Shred]

N/A

[paget]

think I'm winning with these

[Nancy]

In my youth I was a big Bryan Adams fan, I saw him several times live. In 1988 he played at the Werchter Festival in the pouring rain. (later this concert was released as the Live!LiveLive! CD). I was standing at the front and had a really good time. Quite a memorabel concert for me :)
This year I'm seeing him at the Torhout Werchter Classic festival (Simple Minds also play there, another favorite band from my youth).
I still like some of his songs like this one, the solo!!


That's from his famous Reckless album. After that CD he released 'Into The Fire', which is also a pretty good album. 'Native Song' is on it and I still like it very much. Again that solo at the end! Keith Scott is a great guitarist. BA is also one of the artists I think is in the non-asshole category ;)

[stella diver x]

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I'm sorry but that is really pushing it, flo


If we are talking my youth, i guess i have to show my age.. here goes. 4th grade:

[bellatrixL]

Simple. Plan.
I HATE them now, but I know at some point I liked them. Ewwww
Glad to get that off my chest.

[Scunthorpe United]

Shred, on 13 May 2010 - 12:54 AM, said:

N/A

That is a great answer to a thread I haven't seen until now.
I may also respectfully offer a similar response.

Apart from that Danni Minogue song that seemed to make sense all those years ago

[stella diver x]

^ snobs! Or is it the stance that there is no such thing as a guilty pleasure? U like what like and shouldn't be ashamed sort of thing? So nothing over time has lost the gloss for you?
C'mon, that Kiss video of mine is pretty bad... and once upon atime it was gold for me.



i am actually on the fence about this one, i might still like it.

[stella diver x]

bellatrixL, on 03 April 2011 - 07:32 AM, said:

Simple. Plan.
I HATE them now, but I know at some point I liked them. Ewwww
Glad to get that off my chest.

Lol! Well, i can't laugh too much cause I was probably approaching 30 when this came out and was able to despise it thoroughly, maybe the teens felt differently. ;)

[Scunthorpe United]

stella diver x, on 03 April 2011 - 04:50 PM, said:

^ snobs! Or is it the stance that there is no such thing as a guilty pleasure? U like what like and shouldn't be ashamed sort of thing? So nothing over time has lost the gloss for you?.

Stella - you know, that is a very interesting response.
I reckon, for the most part, I am faithful and consistent with previous loves.
This says more of my narrow taste than anything else and as such should be seen as a negative in my musical appreciation.
Case in point... I still agonise over some tracks I have on cassette tape (noise reduction, Dolby you know, :-) ) that I am trying to find on some sort of more permanent media. (eg today Gerry and the Holograms - Manchester band - whose life span was less than that of a Mayfly in a sewer).

[Doo (type 2)]

SlowlyChoking, on 08 May 2010 - 04:51 AM, said:

My first foray into the world of trip-hop. I literally wore this cd out and had to buy it again. I also used to have a giant crush on that chick in the video. Fuck it, I still do.


Ha, this song will burrow into your brain and stay there for the rest of your life and pop up at the weirdest times.

How on earth is 6 Underground embarressing?
Fantastic record, infact the whole of that Sneaker Pimps album is.

[stanzpda]

^ I really love Loretta Young Silks.

I was and always be an N'sync fan. We are in desperate need for a reunion tour. I am not ashamed! But I'm sure my friends are ashamed of me. haha

[loves_TOTBL]

I wasn't too young when I was into snow patrol, which makes it more embarrassing, I listen to it now, and I can't believe how horrible it is...It was soooooo good when I was 14/15.

[Shred]

stella diver x, on 03 April 2011 - 01:50 PM, said:

^ snobs! Or is it the stance that there is no such thing as a guilty pleasure? U like what like and shouldn't be ashamed sort of thing? So nothing over time has lost the gloss for you?
C'mon, that Kiss video of mine is pretty bad... and once upon atime it was gold for me.

I had older brothers who guided me down a very cool path of music. Granted, they were mainly into classic rock, but some of my first musical loves came from them. I shudder at some 9-10 year olds' taste these days. I was a Doors / Kinks /Stones etc. fan at 9.

I did like a lot of industrial in the early 90's, which I find a tad laughable today, but still kinda cool, so again N/A. :P

[Full Speed Half Blind]

I used to LOVE Blink-182 back in the day, I had (and still have) all their albums, singles, posters and t shirts. I don't listen to them
as much as before, but they'll always remind me of my pre teen years. I would have been going to their summer tour if it hadn't been postponed. *sniff*

[EtoileMaris]

I really loved Guns and Roses... Nirvana, Beck, Smashing Pumpkins, U2, REM, Beastie Boys... Anything I could TAPE with my tape cassette from the radio since we were too poor to buy music.

I wore my The Crow soundtrack to the ground. The jewel case is smashed up, and I think I have an old VHS laying around.

Dunno, the GnR thing was my response to the Metallica overload.

OK here's some embarrassing tunes I loved when I was 13-14. Still like them today :)


I had a wicked pair of white bell bottomed pants that I would kill to get back. Looked wicked with my combat boots.


With matching biker shorts and fluorescent fleece top.

[Nancy]

EtoileMaris, on 30 May 2011 - 03:45 AM, said:

OK here's some embarrassing tunes I loved when I was 13-14. Still like them today :)

Nice tunes :)
The man who produced and co-wrote 'Pump Up The Jam' is a Belgian... philosopher ;)
After this hit he could have gone to America and made a lot of money but he chose to do other things.
For example he's written a book about a painting, the "Adoration of the Lamb", the Ghent altarpiece by Jan Van Eyck, the 15th century painter. He's planning a book about 'the psychopathological aspect of power'. He still produces other bands.

I heard this again today and some might say I should be embarrased that I like it :D (but I think it's actually a good dance song)