Confession time Maidenfans.
We all have them, those musical secrets tucked waaaaayyyyy back in the deepest recesses of our hard-drives.
These are the songs you only listen to when no one else is around, songs you wouldn't dare mention in the presence of your hipster colleagues, songs that — given your impeccable musical taste — you should absolutely despise.
But these are also songs that deep in your heart of hearts you have to admit you actually find irresistible.
You are among friends here. I want to know what these songs are.
Step up and unburden your souls.
Inspired by Night Prowlers' "Classic albums and famous bands you don't like" thread and the song I was listening to when the idea occurred to me: this gloriously cheesy, blatantly obvious early '80s AC/DC rip-off from a band that had absolutely no shame: Krokus.
Even more cathartic is this, even more painful, '70s piece of disco-pop dreck:
Bring it on.
(More of mine likely to come as they occur to me)
We all have them, those musical secrets tucked waaaaayyyyy back in the deepest recesses of our hard-drives.
These are the songs you only listen to when no one else is around, songs you wouldn't dare mention in the presence of your hipster colleagues, songs that — given your impeccable musical taste — you should absolutely despise.
But these are also songs that deep in your heart of hearts you have to admit you actually find irresistible.
You are among friends here. I want to know what these songs are.
Step up and unburden your souls.
Inspired by Night Prowlers' "Classic albums and famous bands you don't like" thread and the song I was listening to when the idea occurred to me: this gloriously cheesy, blatantly obvious early '80s AC/DC rip-off from a band that had absolutely no shame: Krokus.
Even more cathartic is this, even more painful, '70s piece of disco-pop dreck:
Bring it on.
(More of mine likely to come as they occur to me)
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