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Most Embarrassing Cd you ever bought
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I bought a tape of Cheap Trick's "Authorized Greatest Hits"....though I have reason to believe they were on crack when they authorized it.
After that, I suppose Enema of the State would be the next, though I had it for about a week before I sold it back.
After that, I suppose Enema of the State would be the next, though I had it for about a week before I sold it back.
I bought Ice-T - Rhyme Pays a long time ago. I didn't even listen to him but decided to try it out. I hated that cd.
I also bought S'Express - Intercourse because I thought it was kind of funny. I wouldn't say that i'm embarrassed about it, but..
I also bought S'Express - Intercourse because I thought it was kind of funny. I wouldn't say that i'm embarrassed about it, but..
Stachio said:
I dig 'em. Contaigen is probably my favorite, with Closed Casket Requiem and of Darkness in 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
Wouldn't mind seeing them live.
for me it was a Poison Live CD, which I only bought for the beginning of "Nothing but a good time" in which Bret Michaels Screams "Kick it CC!!!" that can always crack me up .
I don't know guys, I think I got a pretty bad one...
Chumbawumba- Tubthumper
I think I had some Spice Girls cd I was pretty into at the time, which I assure you was quite some time ago.
Chumbawumba- Tubthumper
I think I had some Spice Girls cd I was pretty into at the time, which I assure you was quite some time ago.
My first cd was the Lion King soundtrack (I was like 7).
Jaco Pastorius - Self-Titled. Not embarassing around others, just embarassing because I used to think that there were "bests" at their instrument.
Didn't care for the album, Jaco's playing style and tone, and the hype that surrounds him.
Jaco Pastorius - Self-Titled. Not embarassing around others, just embarassing because I used to think that there were "bests" at their instrument.
Didn't care for the album, Jaco's playing style and tone, and the hype that surrounds him.
Heh around the time Chumbawumba and the Spice Girls were big I bought my first jazz album, Zoot Sims - That Old Feeling. Maybe the best music purchase of my life.
I really have no cds that I'm ashamed of. Even the Men In Black soundtrack had some good people on it, like the Roots. You guys might snicker at something like Creed (who I thought were really good and I still like to this day).
I really have no cds that I'm ashamed of. Even the Men In Black soundtrack had some good people on it, like the Roots. You guys might snicker at something like Creed (who I thought were really good and I still like to this day).
Dr. PhunkyPants said:
hey, don't diss Ace Of Bass!
thats the music that i grew up with. I remember the golden days playing Super Mario World and listening to Ace Of Bass, and i am plagued to this day to remember the words to the songs "I Saw the Sign" and something about "She lives a lonely life"
and Chumbawumba will never release a good album until their greatest hit album, and that is going to be sold off the charts. Mark my words
And Don't Fret, do i know you??? We've listened to the same crap. I had the Men In Black cd, i listened to chumbawumba, and i even listened to Creed. As in the song 'talkin bout my generation'
Stachio said:
Dunno. It's "Of Darkness Spawned" actuall, I just got it with the other tracks I downloaded off. Possibly mislabeled, but I'm about 90% it is them. Same MO, same vocals, etc.
If you've got Yahoo mail, I can send it to you (100 mb storange and 10mb attachments. Rock!)
Mon Rominee said:
Hey! I own most of his albums! True, it's not much for good music, but it's honkin' hilarious.
And Smurf, I enjoyed Kick Out the Jams. Oh well, chalk it up to taste.
As for me, probably the 1997 Country Grammy Nominees Sampler. And that was back when they were charging $16 for a cd! Don't ask.
Every so often I'll join Columbia House or BMG, whenever they throw a couple of decent CD's in thier entrance package, & you always wind up picking something for someone else...
As a result, I have a... Richard Marx CD...
As a result, I have a...
Richard Marx CD...
OK - I bought Animal Logic I and II thinking it would be great. With Stew Copeland and Stanley Clarke how could it be bad, right? Well, I thought it was horrible - waaaaaaaay cheesy and just plain bad. Do not buy these if you see them...
