Music you don't admit to liking

[Jon MW]

Don't know why Frozen is getting a dissing - Let It Go is a fantastic song.

As it this.

That's one song though - not sure I see the depth in the whole soundtrack 

+1 for Taylor Swift and Lady Antebellum though - saw Lady A at the Brooklyn Bowl last year in a little concert, a lot of feedback I saw afterwards had people saying it was the best concert they'd ever been to.

I don't like the idea of taking video's at concerts by the way - but I'm quite glad some people disagree and have decent sound quality on their phones/cameras

[MereNovice]

My eyes have been known to water when watching this.

Loosen the grip?

Good to know that when I set up an open goal, that there is an accomplished goal poacher ready to make the "tap in".

[Tal]

This is stuff you're not supposed to like but do, right?

I have a wider range in music than I do at the poker table, but there's a few on the outer edges of decency for a gentleman:



A definitive 90s boy band song, as is this:



This still gets an occasional play in times of sadness:



If that's too acceptable...

[Graham C]

I have to listen to all sorts of crap on my daughters cd's.  We get through all sorts of stuff and a lot of it rubs off.  I'm with you on Taylor Swift but there's all sorts of stuff.  She has a CD that's called Pop Princesses, that's sadly quite good.

[action man]

oh haha, i wont admit to not liking these but guilty pleasures

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[action man]

oh haha, i wont admit to not liking these but guilty pleasures

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[redsimon]

oh haha, i wont admit to not liking these but guilty pleasures

[tikay]

It's become a little uncool now but still love the album Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf. Not often you get so many top class records on one album.

Man alive I just realised it was released in 1977.

The excellent "Classic Albums" TV Series on BBC & Sky Arts featured "Meat Loaf, Bat Out of Hell" earlier this week, & was well up to the usual standard, very good watching indeed.

It should be on Sky Catch Up or I-player, well worth a look.

It includes a close examination of Meat Loaf's complex relationship with Jim Steinman.   

As Albums go, it really was one of a kind, & quite exceptional.

[AdamM]

Surely everyone loves Bat Out Of Hell?

[Graham C]

One of my old fave secrets

[cambridgealex]

[Tractor]

One of my old fave secrets

Was going to post the same two!

[MintTrav]

One great party song: