Cocteau Twins: "Heaven or Las Vegas" and "Sugar Hiccup" and there's a couple more too.

"Toxic" is great.

The various melodies contained in "Dancing Queen" are for some reason emotionally moving to me. Esp. the "having the time of your life" to "see that girl..." section. I like a lot of Abba songs. I can even tolerate when they do fake-Spanish shit like "Fernando." Fuck!

Is "I Feel Love" gae? I think it is. That song is incredible.

i still love many abba songs, altho they are no longer my favorite band, as they were in third and fourth grade

it's funny how abba seem like dignified elder statesmen of pop compared to their present-day competition

i don't really hate to admit i like it tho....i almost hate to admit i like 'can't get you out of my head' by kylie minogue. but not quite.

"toxic" is pretty great, tho I'm starting to get burnt out on it

"can't get you out of my head" by kylie is an awesome song, I almost hate admiting I like the flaming lips vers as much as the original, but I don't.

currently I love "milkshake" by kelis so much, I can barely admit it to myself

For 2004, my number one pop single of the year is "This Love" by Maroon 5. It is so gae.

For 2003, my number one pop single of the year was "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera. It was also quite gae.

But I enjoy hearing both of these gae songs!

the Classical wrote:"toxic" is pretty great

"Toxic" by Britney Spears is listed several times as a gae song that people like. However, please let the record show that this song is some of kind of nightmare horror trainwreck. It is not just gae, slight or inconsequential. It is a hall of horrors. This song is entering children's brains and helping form their opinion of music. This song is a disease.

"Toxic" is in an increasingly tight race for worst pop single of 2004 along with "You Don't Know My Name" by Alicia Keys and "Slow Jams" by Twista (feat. Kayne West and Jamie Foxx).

Jamie Foxx? Wtf?

the Classical wrote:currently I love "milkshake" by kelis so much, I can barely admit it to myself

"Milkshake" by Kelis strikes me as being the best strip club song since Motley Crue's "Girls Girls Girls".

Where do I begin?

The Diary of Horace Wimp by E.L.O.
Greatest American Hero (Believe it or Not) by Joey Scarbury
Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks

Once again, I, full of shame and joy, will profess my undying love for "Head Over Heels" by Tears for Fears. Was there ever a more gae band? Aside from Erasure, Wham, and Culture Club, I mean.

I'm incredibly gae for "You Live You Learn" by A. Lanismore Yssete.

I'm marginally stupid for the gae summer hit "Every Day Is a Winding Road" by Cher Illkro.

There is no wrong in professing the gaeness for Kylie. I like the 3 singles I've heard, but think the winner is "Come Into My World" for combined song/video impact.

I was actually surprised on how much better the "Toxic" song by Spear Brittneys than her usual pap. Not gae though.

I'm happy to never have fallen under the gae spell of Depeche Mode.

Goddammit.

the Classical wrote: Jamie Foxx? Wtf?.

amusingly,in college, jamie foxx majored as a jazz pianist. than he dropped out to do comedy.

okay...no one has mentioned him yet..so here goes...
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE!
i have the cd...its catchy...seniorita is such a damn good song...


...uh..um..im my opinion

yes- long distance runaround

i think that it's fucking badass!

For 2003, my number one pop single of the year was "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera. It was also quite gae.

i really like this song, period