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Re: Most Embarrassing Albums

cathysiler wrote:

I make no excuses nor do I care what others think. I buy what moves me. Any category, any musician. Gnarls Barkley, Amy Winehouse, The Backstreet Boys (yes, that's right), even some Eminem. I also don't belittle other people's choices. I have 3 teenage grandchildren. We don't always share the same taste, but they like music and that's what matters. So, plug in the 8 track and turn it up! big_smile      Cathy (Nanny)

Hey, don't be ashamed of Gnarls Barkley. They're amazing. Cee-Lo's voice is, to quote the movie Step Brothers, "a combination of Fergie and Jesus." big_smile big_smile My old band used to cover Crazy, and we had a lot of fun with it.

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I'm feeling ashamed, found a real stinker.

Alizée - Gourmandises

sad

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Re: Most Embarrassing Albums

Rocket wrote:
Stu Craig wrote:
BluesMan wrote:

Alright, you've beaten it out of me and I will confess now. I once owned "More of the Monkees"! What on Earth was I thinking? At the time, I also owned some Jimi Hendrix albums. Obviously, it was a time of confusion during my earlier days on this planet. However, I'm much better now(?)! yikes

Roy

OH NO!!!

...don't look at me like Auntie Grezelda

*hanging head in shame*

Hey that's a funky tune dagnabbit!

You're a sick man Rocket however, that's why I like you! smile

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I finally recall one I would call embarassing- Lord Sutch yikes  & Heavy mad Friends roll!

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I have several project pat (gangsta rap) albums i like to listen to occasionally when running.  beyond that I have gotten rid of most of my crap as I never listen to it. 

Well, I also have about every manowar album on my itunes because my buddy was letting me go through his tunes and rip what I wanted so i figured what the hell its free.  Same thing with keller williams and my brother.  he had a ton of his albums so I got them figuring well, the guy is talented, maybe i'll learn to like him.  Most may not even call him embarassing but there is just this asinine, annoying quality to him even though he is a hell of a player.

I also have black label society's mafia.  although I love Wylde's solo material, that is a pretty crap album that I paid good money for.  Well at least it contains a few good riffs to compliment the typical wylde electric superfast solo wankery.

First album I got was green day live released right around the time of dookie.  nothing too embarassing about that except it was a japanese import and i paid something like forty bucks for it and its an ep.  and I have no idea where it is.

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Greenose wrote:

Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill

I must have had issues around the time I ended my teenage years... hmm

lol I'd probably have had that one myself but my big sis already did.  90s staple

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suhl wrote:
Greenose wrote:

Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill

I must have had issues around the time I ended my teenage years... hmm

lol I'd probably have had that one myself but my big sis already did.  90s staple

C'mon Greenose, SHE had issues! My son & I nicknamed her "psycho-bitch"...but she had some chops on that

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Rocket wrote:

I finally recall one I would call embarrassing- Lord Sutch yikes  & Heavy mad Friends roll!

Rocket

I didn't explain WHY it descended to the level of embarrassing for even me...

This was pretty obscure I think the thing that drew me into purchasing it is what turned into the biggest embarrassment...

What is most embarrassing about my choice is the heavy friends were Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Jeff Beck, Noel Redding, & I think Nicky Hopkins.....and this Album SUCKED SO BAD... Don't be enticed kids if you ever find it... although there were some pre-Zeppelin previews taken, but so few that the reek was not risen above....

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Trixter - I snuck out of the house in the wee hours to deposit secretly in neighbors trash.

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Snow.

but I didn't pay for it.

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Deezer wrote:
cathysiler wrote:

I make no excuses nor do I care what others think. I buy what moves me. Any category, any musician. Gnarls Barkley, Amy Winehouse, The Backstreet Boys (yes, that's right), even some Eminem. I also don't belittle other people's choices. I have 3 teenage grandchildren. We don't always share the same taste, but they like music and that's what matters. So, plug in the 8 track and turn it up! big_smile      Cathy (Nanny)

Hey, don't be ashamed of Gnarls Barkley. They're amazing. Cee-Lo's voice is, to quote the movie Step Brothers, "a combination of Fergie and Jesus." big_smile big_smile My old band used to cover Crazy, and we had a lot of fun with it.

Deezer, have you heard this version?

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That is wicked cool. That shows what an amazing song that is. Take away the electronic beats and just have the arrangement and the lyrics, it's a great song. And that performance is great too. smile

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