One Direction - Night Changes
Kanye West - Love Lockdown
Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love
Bring Me The Horizon - Follow You
Iggy Azalea - Bounce

One direction 'Night changes'
Justin Bieber 'What do you mean'
Katy Perry 'Teenage dream' 'The one that got away' 'Unconditionally' (I don't hate Katy Perry but them songs are my guilty pleasures)

Olly Murs - Oh My Goodness and Dear Darlin' (Actually can't stand him as a TV personality/singer and I'm sure if anyone else sang them I'd still like the songs)
The Wanted - Last To Know

Robbie Williams - Millennium and Candy
JLS - She Makes Me Wanna and Eyes Wide Shut
Nicki Minaj - Super Bass
Mariah Carey - Fantasy, It's Like That, Obsession, I Know What You Want, Boy (I Need You)
Jessie J - Laserlight

Taylor Swift - Shake It Off, Wildest Dreams

Let's dance by 5ive.

Wide Awake by Katy Perry.

Now by Paramore.

"That Girl"..McFly. reminds me of Status Quo a bit..also a good rocking song.

Rolling In The Deep - Adele

Despise Elton John but love two of his tracks
"The One ",which gives me chills at the end
Healing hands.

Simply Red again...hate
but love Fairground.

Dont like Rihanna,loved Russian Roulette.

Cliff Richard
Liked,some people,baby youre dynamite

For anyone over 30,cant believe im admitting this
Cry just a little bit,Shaky!

Skyfall - Adele
Fight For This Love - Cheryl Cole
California Girls - Katy Perry
White Flag - Dido
Womanizer - Britney Spears
Party in the USA - Miley Cyrus
Beat of My Drum - Nicola Roberts
Something New - Girls Aloud
Pack Up - Eliza Dolittle
Get The Party Started - Pink
Empire State of Mind - Alicia Keys
Only Love Can Hurt Like This - Paloma Faith

Agreed - so dark and atmospheric.

Lol, everyone's putting Mariah Carey. I love 'Make it Happen' but could take or leave her other stuff apart from the Christmas one which I did like but is overplayed.

Why would anyone judge you? Celine was at the top of her game in the mid 90s. I would be more embarrassed to say I liked something by Cheryl Cole/Thingy - someone at the opposite end of the singing 'spectrum' as t'were.

I love "Deadringer for Love" by Meatloaf but can't stand anything else he does.

At Last - Beyonce
(The only track I can tolerate by this woman, but still not a patch on the classic Etta James version)

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
(I can't stand him, but this is a real gem)

Down Deep Inside - Donna Summer
(I hate Disco as a genre, so therefore not keen on the Queen of Disco, but this is a great track)

Les Bicyclettes De Belsize - Engelbert Humperdinck
(This guy outsold the Beatles and the Stones in the late sixties with old fashioned ballads that appealed to mums, dads and grannies, so not a fan of his. This one, however, is a bit of a guilty pleasure)

This Thing Called Love - Queen
(I just don't get this band's massive popularity. For me they're just not that good. I like this track though, because it reminds me of early Elvis)

Vision Of Love - Mariah Carey
(I really cannot stand this lady's style of singing. I have hated absolutely everything she ever recorded, except this one, which inexplicably I like a lot)

Whole Lotta Love - Leona Lewis
(Another female whose style of singing I absolutely loathe. This one, performed live with Jimmy Page at the Beijing Olympics, she sings very differently - in fact, she actually rocks)

Yellow - Coldplay
(The most overrated band of all time? I think so, anyway. I can't help having a soft spot for this one though).