I have wide bariety of music tastes:

The Boys Next Door
The Birthday Party
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Grinderman

comment by kloppites (U13373)
posted 7 hours, 44 minutes ago
I’d of thought the Dave Clark 5 for sandy , massive spurs fans some good tunes too
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I knew one or two of that Group in my youth, they used to regularly be seen just as normal fellas around the Woid Green and Tottenham area in the 1960s. Dave Clark I last met in a pub in Southgate late 1960s.

Decent pop group for the time.

I like rock & a bit of metal, mainly:

Rolling Stones
The who
Fleetwood Mac
Led Zeppelin
Queen
Bon Jovi
Guns & Roses

A bit of AC/DC, Black Sabbath etc

Also loved dance music from the 1990/2000’s

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Come on who has the balls to list some guilty pleasures …..

Aha take on me was an absolute favourite of mine ….still like it now
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I do like some Westlife stuff!
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😂…… I said guilty pleasures not internet suicide 😂

Some of my bad ones are musicals

Rocky horror picture show
Little shops of horrors (Rick Moranis version)
And even worse grease 2
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Grease 2

Outstanding, Michelle on top of that stepladder.

Reproduction
Let's do it for our Country

But I'll see your Grease 2 and raise you.....

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
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Soundtrack to grosse point blank is epic.

Today's music is far too basic and repetitive, it also seems to have absolutely nothing interesting to say.

I like great musicianship and interesting lyrics so faves are :-

Van Halen
Iron Maiden
Metallica
Queen
GNR
Springsteen

Also love some Stevie Wonder, great musician.

Bring me the Horizon
Slaughter to Prevail
Slipknot
Chelsea Grin
Architects
Falling in Reverse
Landmvrks
I Prevail
Pierce the Veil
Hollywood Undead
Royal Republic
Tommy Cash
Skindred
Die Antwoord

comment by The Hybrid Postecogdoos (U10416)
posted 8 seconds ago
Bring me the Horizon
Slaughter to Prevail
Slipknot
Chelsea Grin
Architects
Falling in Reverse
Landmvrks
I Prevail
Pierce the Veil
Hollywood Undead
Royal Republic
Tommy Cash
Skindred
Die Antwoord
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Got carried away… First 6 is my top 6 though

Justin Bieber
SClub7
Westlife
Five
One Direction......


Only joking, I would rather stick pins in my eyes than listen to all this shiete

comment by ●Billy The Spur● LEVY OUT- ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 1 minute ago
Justin Bieber
SClub7
Westlife
Five
One Direction......


Only joking, I would rather stick pins in my eyes than listen to all this shiete
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rachel stevens though

No mention of Chas n Dave ?

For me it was the 2 tone stuff in the late 70s
Madness
Specials
Bad Manners
The Beat
The Selector

Then early 80s
Human League
Duran Duran
Wham
Spandau Ballet

For the modern stuff
There is k pop which i think is a load ofshit

I went to Madstock in 1992
Also Michael Jackson in the same year at Wembley

Sandy, you'll be right into Louis Dunford. North London boy go straight for the track

Regretamine.

comment by English Super Cup Winners 2023 (U22980)
posted 39 minutes ago
No mention of Chas n Dave ?

For me it was the 2 tone stuff in the late 70s
Madness
Specials
Bad Manners
The Beat
The Selector

Then early 80s
Human League
Duran Duran
Wham
Spandau Ballet

For the modern stuff
There is k pop which i think is a load ofshit

I went to Madstock in 1992
Also Michael Jackson in the same year at Wembley
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Dof of the trilby to your skanking old boy, have you heard of The Untouchables? US ska band from the 80s

ABBA
Soundgarden
The Small Faces
Pixies
Mark Lanegan/Screaming Trees
Jay Z
NIN
Death in Vegas
Beach Boys
Thin Lizzy
Primal Scream
ACDC
Andy Weatherall

Sorry, I could go on, over 10 years in music retail and djing, currently listening to DMX while changing the bed sheets

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posted 51 minutes ago
Sandy, you'll be right into Louis Dunford. North London boy go straight for the track

Regretamine.


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I'll check him out.

comment by Offalyid aka CorkSpur (U8109)
posted 41 minutes ago
ABBA
Soundgarden
The Small Faces
Pixies
Mark Lanegan/Screaming Trees
Jay Z
NIN
Death in Vegas
Beach Boys
Thin Lizzy
Primal Scream
ACDC
Andy Weatherall

Sorry, I could go on, over 10 years in music retail and djing, currently listening to DMX while changing the bed sheets

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Heart Of Gold by Neil Young is an amazing song. First time we've agreed on anything, Sandy.

Mine's fairly mixed as I shouldn't really like the stuff I do considering I'm thirty years behind you. I did love all the Britpop stuff of my teenage years but really I always come back to the 60s for the stuff that really stays with me. I was brought up on Bob Dylan and a lot of folk music but artists like Sam Cooke aren't talked about enough. The guy was a genius. Weirdly still like Sinatra and even watched a couple of documentaries on The Everly Brothers the other day. Their harmonies are just incredible. You wouldn't have had The Beatles in the same way without them laying the foundations. They're rarely talked about too.

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Bring me the Horizon
Slaughter to Prevail
Slipknot
Chelsea Grin
Architects
Falling in Reverse
Landmvrks
I Prevail
Pierce the Veil
Hollywood Undead
Royal Republic
Tommy Cash
Skindred
Die Antwoord
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Got carried away… First 6 is my top 6 though
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Never met anyone who admitted to liking Skindred before. Each to their own and all that, but.....yuck.

Some other good ones on your list though!

comment by Blackpolespur (U9242)
posted 14 hours, 50 minutes ago
Come on who has the balls to list some guilty pleasures …..

Aha take on me was an absolute favourite of mine ….still like it now
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Nothing about liking A-ha should be considered a guilty pleasure. Love that group.

Mines a bit of a eclectic mix

Chillies
Cranberries
Dre
Eminem
Fleetwood Mac
Moby
Nirvana
Prodigy
Sting
Stones
Tupac Shakur

I’m sure I have forgot some. Also my guilty pleasure is Lana Del Rey

comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 45 minutes ago
Heart Of Gold by Neil Young is an amazing song. First time we've agreed on anything, Sandy.

Mine's fairly mixed as I shouldn't really like the stuff I do considering I'm thirty years behind you. I did love all the Britpop stuff of my teenage years but really I always come back to the 60s for the stuff that really stays with me. I was brought up on Bob Dylan and a lot of folk music but artists like Sam Cooke aren't talked about enough. The guy was a genius. Weirdly still like Sinatra and even watched a couple of documentaries on The Everly Brothers the other day. Their harmonies are just incredible. You wouldn't have had The Beatles in the same way without them laying the foundations. They're rarely talked about too.
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Fridge, I liked Sam Cooke and my mate was a big Sinatra fan, and I myself quite liked to listen to him from time to time. I am very varied in my music tastes. Just my favourite periods were 1950s, 60s and 70s up to the punk era. Not to say I didn't like any of the punk songs or music that came thereafter, I did.

I can do pop, tamla, folk, rock, prog rock.

Mine's very varied. Red Hot Chilli Peppers are my favourite band - I saw them at the Spurs stadium in July.

In terms of which bands I enjoy the most songs of - probably Stereophonics, Oasis, Blur, Kings of Leon, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys.

I'm big into underground dance music as well - Tech House & Techno.

The Eagles
Early Dylan
and of course any Tamla Motown

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Bring me the Horizon
Slaughter to Prevail
Slipknot
Chelsea Grin
Architects
Falling in Reverse
Landmvrks
I Prevail
Pierce the Veil
Hollywood Undead
Royal Republic
Tommy Cash
Skindred
Die Antwoord
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Got carried away… First 6 is my top 6 though
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Never met anyone who admitted to liking Skindred before. Each to their own and all that, but.....yuck.

Some other good ones on your list though!

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Saw them at Download a while back, they’re good live, good chemistry with the crowd etc.
Some really good bands have poor chemistry with the crowd, like Korn and System of a Down.

One surprising band live for me was Sum41, they’re more heavier live than their recorded versions, a lot better.

Like most in here - very mixed in my likes - Santana to Leo sayer !

Do yourself a favour though and listen to Dimash - a Kazakhstan singer - hailed by many as the best singer in the world - mental what he does with his voice !!

https://youtu.be/3hTy2MqmwLk?si=tXh3c0y05mcdLccz

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Bring me the Horizon
Slaughter to Prevail
Slipknot
Chelsea Grin
Architects
Falling in Reverse
Landmvrks
I Prevail
Pierce the Veil
Hollywood Undead
Royal Republic
Tommy Cash
Skindred
Die Antwoord
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Got carried away… First 6 is my top 6 though
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Never met anyone who admitted to liking Skindred before. Each to their own and all that, but.....yuck.

Some other good ones on your list though!

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Saw them at Download a while back, they’re good live, good chemistry with the crowd etc.
Some really good bands have poor chemistry with the crowd, like Korn and System of a Down.

One surprising band live for me was Sum41, they’re more heavier live than their recorded versions, a lot better.
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Yeah to be fair a few people have said Skindred put on a great show. I just find them way too cheesy.

I watched the Sum41 Hellfest set just recently, was decent!