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Guilty musical pleasures

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Let's hear them.

I'll start off - The Enid - Aerie Faerie Nonsense. Brings back memories of me being an inquisitive 10 year old listening to my brothers quite amazing record collection. I'd go from Zeppelin to Zappa taking in bands like The Ruts, The Adverts and Yes inbetween.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJOT707sogc
 
Oh dear , he we go , seen him in concert Birmingham pre- pandemic , it really was a good show as well .
Then went out after this event , and to remind me of some brilliant music , I bought his compilation of greatest hits .

Barry Manilow , even playing that same C.D. in the car today .
 
No such thing as a guilty music pleasure. Except if you still enjoy Gary Glitter records maybe.
 
We haven’t had one of these “I like the most obscure” top muso threads for a while.

A forum classic alongside flag threads.
 
Neath_Jack said:
We haven’t had one of these “I like the most obscure” top muso threads for a while.

A forum classic alongside flag threads.

This is not about obscure music or any kind of snobbery, it is about what you would least expect someone on here to listen to in secret.
 
Ebo said:
Neath_Jack said:
We haven’t had one of these “I like the most obscure” top muso threads for a while.

A forum classic alongside flag threads.

This is not about obscure music or any kind of snobbery, it is about what you would least expect someone on here to listen to in secret.

Ignore the miserable twát.
 
Dr. Winston said:
No such thing as a guilty music pleasure. Except if you still enjoy Gary Glitter records maybe.

or the music of...Showaddywaddy
 
Darran said:
Ebo said:
or the music of...Showaddywaddy

I miss Lohengrin.

Haha I can just picture him with that Ted Bovis quiff and drainpipes bopping along in his brothel creepers 🤣
 
Ebo said:
Darran said:
I miss Lohengrin.

Haha I can just picture him with that Ted Bovis quiff and drainpipes bopping along in his brothel creepers 🤣

I've always imagined Lohengrin as a Jack Hargreaves type of chap, very earthy and horticultural, or probably more like Brain Plummer, but your description reminds me of Boycey from the sit com The Green Green Grass. :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Niigata Jack said:
Ebo said:
Haha I can just picture him with that Ted Bovis quiff and drainpipes bopping along in his brothel creepers 🤣

I've always imagined Lohengrin as a Jack Hargreaves type of chap, very earthy and horticultural, or probably more like Brain Plummer, but your description reminds me of Boycey from the sit com The Green Green Grass. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I saw him in his jeep a couple of days ago,I think he thought he was Rommel. :lol:
 

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