Comments on: My Guilty Music Pleasures – What are yours? http://moralfibre.co.za/blog/2009/11/my-guilty-music-pleasures-what-are-yours/ Culture, Music, Fine Dining and Business Magazine Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:42:30 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5.2 hourly 1 By: StevenMcD http://moralfibre.co.za/blog/2009/11/my-guilty-music-pleasures-what-are-yours/comment-page-1/#comment-3729 StevenMcD Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:32:23 +0000 http://moralfibre.co.za/?p=6698#comment-3729 hhhmmmm. 5 Guilty Musical Pleasures.... 1) The Phantom of the Opera OST 2) Billy Joel's Glass Houses album 3) Ashlee Simpson's single "Lala" 4) Turisas 5) Nickelback <-- if there was anyway to make the font smaller there I would :P hhhmmmm. 5 Guilty Musical Pleasures….

1) The Phantom of the Opera OST
2) Billy Joel’s Glass Houses album
3) Ashlee Simpson’s single “Lala”
4) Turisas
5) Nickelback <– if there was anyway to make the font smaller there I would :P

]]> By: John Cooper http://moralfibre.co.za/blog/2009/11/my-guilty-music-pleasures-what-are-yours/comment-page-1/#comment-3714 John Cooper Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:45:22 +0000 http://moralfibre.co.za/?p=6698#comment-3714 Ahhh Hanson... Closest I came to Hanson was promoting their first album when working on the CNA account in the mid 90's. Anyway, onto the point of this reply. Back at college - Wits Technikon in those days, my friend Mike and I monopolised what was played in our studio, much to the disgust of the other eighteen or nineteen people. What we forced upon them was a constant deluge of Pink Floyd and The Who with some Dire Straits chucked in to soften the blow. At home I was listening to a few very obscure 80's bands that based their sound predominantly on keyboard and experimental synth. Eyeless in Gaza was one of those bands -formed by Martyn Bates in 1980 as a duo with Peter Becker, their sound was eclectic to say the least with melodies and vocals sounding so out of tune, they would have made Simon Cowell burst a blood vessel. Nevertheless they remain one of my favourites today. Eyeless in Gaza still hold fond memories of the 80's for me; with song titles like Kodak Ghosts Run Amok and Veil Like Calm they make the Jo'burg traffic a little more bearable. Ahhh Hanson… Closest I came to Hanson was promoting their first album when working on the CNA account in the mid 90’s. Anyway, onto the point of this reply. Back at college – Wits Technikon in those days, my friend Mike and I monopolised what was played in our studio, much to the disgust of the other eighteen or nineteen people. What we forced upon them was a constant deluge of Pink Floyd and The Who with some Dire Straits chucked in to soften the blow. At home I was listening to a few very obscure 80’s bands that based their sound predominantly on keyboard and experimental synth. Eyeless in Gaza was one of those bands -formed by Martyn Bates in 1980 as a duo with Peter Becker, their sound was eclectic to say the least with melodies and vocals sounding so out of tune, they would have made Simon Cowell burst a blood vessel. Nevertheless they remain one of my favourites today. Eyeless in Gaza still hold fond memories of the 80’s for me; with song titles like Kodak Ghosts Run Amok and Veil Like Calm they make the Jo’burg traffic a little more bearable.

]]> By: Greg Hofmann http://moralfibre.co.za/blog/2009/11/my-guilty-music-pleasures-what-are-yours/comment-page-1/#comment-3706 Greg Hofmann Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:20:21 +0000 http://moralfibre.co.za/?p=6698#comment-3706 good list//vince forgot to mention his early hanson obsession which carries on to this day good list//vince forgot to mention his early hanson obsession which carries on to this day

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