albums you own that you should be ashamed of owning, but aren't
02-16-04, 08:20 PM
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albums you own that you should be ashamed of owning, but aren't
these are the albums that people make fun of you for owning, but you like em anyway
avril lavgine "letting go"
hilary duff "metamorphisis"
the very best of the village people
the darkness "permission to land"
avril lavgine "letting go"
hilary duff "metamorphisis"
the very best of the village people
the darkness "permission to land"
02-16-04, 09:17 PM
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I have almost all the Big Audio Dynamite albums, and they are all great.
I have Jim Morrison's spoken word album, which I love to listen to when I want to relax.
I suppose I should feel bad about having Marcy Playground's first album, but whatever.
I have some cheesy techno compliation albums, but everytime I think about throwing them away, I listen to a few of the tracks and am taken back.
I have Jim Morrison's spoken word album, which I love to listen to when I want to relax.
I suppose I should feel bad about having Marcy Playground's first album, but whatever.
I have some cheesy techno compliation albums, but everytime I think about throwing them away, I listen to a few of the tracks and am taken back.
02-16-04, 11:27 PM
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Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know It's True
Gerardo - Mo' Ritmo
Jermaine " Huggy " Hopkins ( from Juice and Phat Beach fame, yes he made a hiphop album )
Gerardo - Mo' Ritmo
Jermaine " Huggy " Hopkins ( from Juice and Phat Beach fame, yes he made a hiphop album )
02-17-04, 02:42 PM
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Probably a bunch of the 80's hair metal cd's, like:
Cinderella - Long Cold Winter
Great White - Twice Shy
Skid Row
etc.
I never listen to them anymore, but just can't seem to part with them for some reason.
Cinderella - Long Cold Winter
Great White - Twice Shy
Skid Row
etc.
I never listen to them anymore, but just can't seem to part with them for some reason.
02-17-04, 08:02 PM
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Originally posted by jay77
my ben folds 5 cds.
I always get shit for 'em.
my ben folds 5 cds.
I always get shit for 'em.
Ben Folds rocks my suburbs. (not in a gay way though.)
(not that there's anything wrong with that...)
02-17-04, 09:42 PM
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My main music tastes are Hard Rock/Heavy Metal with a RUSH and BJORK mixed in.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
02-18-04, 03:21 AM
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the darkness "permission to land"
02-18-04, 09:46 AM
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Originally posted by turborobb
huh? why would anyone be ashamed of owning this? It's by far the best band in 10 years. The Darkness rules! you should be ashamed if you don't own it!
huh? why would anyone be ashamed of owning this? It's by far the best band in 10 years. The Darkness rules! you should be ashamed if you don't own it!
02-18-04, 03:34 PM
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Originally posted by SPiRAL
Jermaine " Huggy " Hopkins ( from Juice and Phat Beach fame, yes he made a hiphop album )
Jermaine " Huggy " Hopkins ( from Juice and Phat Beach fame, yes he made a hiphop album )
I own many albums that other people might be ashamed of, but I am not. John Denver, Barry Manilow, Dan Fogelberg, Air Supply, Spice Girls, Vanilla Ice, Firehouse, etc.
02-18-04, 06:48 PM
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I've been told that I should be ashamed of owning and enjoying Michael Jackson's Thriller. Not because of the music but because of, ya know, the other stuff. Same with my Tori Amos discs, but I think that is because the people who see it first note that I'm a 20 year old male with a girlfriend. And, excuse me, but The Anniversary's Your Majesty is NOT a bad album and is BETTER than Designing a Nervous Breakdown, thank you.
02-18-04, 07:51 PM
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Not a single damn one of 'em.
02-18-04, 08:01 PM
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
i've heard complaints from everyone i know when "i belive in a thing called love" first hit radio in october. even one of the djs said that they would play it alot just to annoy others. even though the song is now popular, i still can't find many people that like it.
i've heard complaints from everyone i know when "i belive in a thing called love" first hit radio in october. even one of the djs said that they would play it alot just to annoy others. even though the song is now popular, i still can't find many people that like it.
02-18-04, 08:03 PM
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Originally posted by Giantrobo
My main music tastes are Hard Rock/Heavy Metal with a RUSH and BJORK mixed in.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
My main music tastes are Hard Rock/Heavy Metal with a RUSH and BJORK mixed in.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
02-18-04, 09:08 PM
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Originally posted by Giantrobo
My main music tastes are Hard Rock/Heavy Metal with a RUSH and BJORK mixed in.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
My main music tastes are Hard Rock/Heavy Metal with a RUSH and BJORK mixed in.
But when I heard "CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD" by Kylie Minogue I went out and bought her CD.
I must admit I enjoy it quite a bit.
02-18-04, 09:15 PM
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christina aguilera - stripped 
easily the most out of place cd in my collection, sandwiched between AC/DC and Alice in Chains.
and for what it's worth I LOVE that Kylie Minogue song!!!!
easily the most out of place cd in my collection, sandwiched between AC/DC and Alice in Chains.
and for what it's worth I LOVE that Kylie Minogue song!!!!
02-19-04, 12:26 AM
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I got slammed by a lot of people when I bought Michael Jackson: Number Ones. First of all because it was released the same week he was charged, and secondly because I have every other album, and I basically bought the CD for the lone new song.
02-19-04, 12:28 AM
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Originally posted by Jason
Everybody slams this guy endlessly, and I agree his newer stuff isn't the greatest, but AFAIK this album kicks total ass from start to finish.
Everybody slams this guy endlessly, and I agree his newer stuff isn't the greatest, but AFAIK this album kicks total ass from start to finish.
I'd probably go with Adam Sander's What's Your Name? It's an excellent CD that is much different then what you'd normally expect from a Sandler CD. No skits. The music's great and it's a shame he doesn't get respected a smuch of musician.
