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Hi folks, it's Doctor Kev here, and it's time for some therapy!

They do say that to 'open your soul' and admit to things is very good for you. It's also a great way to connect with your friends when you admit to things that you would normally keep secret...

I konw that all of us have some very special tastes in music that we wouldn't normally tell others about, but as we are with friends here, why not tell us about the songs you love, but keep hidden in your heart?

You know that you really want to let it go, so tell us!

My all-time favourite song is 'What A Wonderful World' by Louis Armstrong. It never fails to put a smile on my face whenever I'm feeling sad, and I have had a few sad times...

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I also listen to Celine Dion, Eva Cassidy, Simon & Garfunkel. Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Vangelis, Pink Floyd... lots of music that I hardly ever play in public...

I was a music lover first, and a DJ second, so music has always been my life...

What do you guys listen to in private?

Rick Astley, Bananarama, Lady Gaga, Nana Maskouri, and my favorite song of all, the Lambada .
I think Phaded has hacked my account

Actually the above posted would be better than what is playing right now : im listening to Sesame Street - the best of the last 30 years ( my one year old is listening to it) !
Cheers

I am a HUGE 80ies fan, with all the strange and weird music from that time. Eurythmics, Men without hats, ... stuff like that But also "serious" stuff like Supertramp (hate me for that if you like )


EDIT: So happy about moving to the UK in two weeks. Have a look at that:

Good old Youtube!

I hope you like it over here in the UK. The weather here is crap though, so bring warm clothes and an umbrella!

ps. I saw Supertramp live back in the 80's - they were great!

Chopin G minor Ballade (Op. 23) - aka. The Pianist soundtrack

I like it, it realy amazing, and I love listening to it.

And yes I'm a dubstep-electro-DnB D J

guilty pleasures ? dunno... this is not about music !

Fancy to listen to some harsh noise or power electronics during a nap.

Nothing better than Merzbow's "music for bondage performance" or Whitehouse's "Great White Death".

My biggest guilty pleasure has to be ABBA.

The way they arranged there music and vocals, very ahead of there time.

well, that would be the Blues Brothers for me

j-kut wrote:well, that would be the Blues Brothers for me

Elwood: They're not gonna catch us. We're on a mission from God.