Songs of Shame ; They May Be Cringe-Making, but Everyone has a Cheesy Record They Secretly Love. Tom Cox Reveals the New Craze Sweeping Nightclubs..., Review
Mail on Sunday › January 16, 2005
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Extraordinary how potent cheap music is,' Noel Coward once said.
Were he alive today, he'd undoubtedly appreciate the sentiment behind the Guilty Pleasures club nights. Originally held in Islington on a monthly basis and now spreading due to popular demand, the shows revel in music that history has deemed it a crime to enjoy.See the full content of this document
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Songs of Shame ; They May Be Cringe-Making, but Everyone has a Cheesy Record They Secretly Love. Tom Cox Reveals the New Craze Sweeping Nightclubs..., Review
The idea is simple: everyone is asked to bring along the song from their record collection that they're most ashamed about loving.
It is then played to an alarmingly exultant audience by Sean Rowley, a DJ and music archivist from BBC London.Rowley, who founded the cl...See the full content of this document
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