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When it comes to records I have, i must say Phil Colloins - Sussudio 

But I don't listen to it, nor do I like it, so I can't use that one...

The prize would probably go for Simply Red and their album Stars

quite embarrased.

I have some Elton John albums, but since the latest one is Cpatain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy, they aren't exactly depressingly embarrasing.

But everyone - not only proggers - who own Elton John's 'Reg Strikes Back' must really be embarrased

being an album that no. 1 in England AND the States the week it was released, it really is bad...

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I'm not really embarassed by it, but perhaps I should be: Mothership
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Originally posted by Alucard Alucard wrote:

Hey Mirco nothing to be ashamed of, even zappa played in one of their films.

So we can say The Beatles are prog by association...
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Originally posted by mirco mirco wrote:

At my mother's house there are some Monkeys albums, but in my defense I can say that they belong to my sister (even if in my first youth I listened to them)... As a curious fact, I heard that David Bowie's name was really David Jones, but he decided to change it because the Mokey's singer.

Hey Mirco nothing to be ashamed of, even zappa played in one of their films.
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Points: 3888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 10:50

Does anyone remember "Chirpy chirpy chip chip". I think i regret that I throw away the record.
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Originally posted by Cygnus X-2 Cygnus X-2 wrote:

I like all the music I buy.



These albums are supposed to be embarrassments you DO like.

By the way, here's mine...

Astro Lounge by Smash Mouth.

I can assure you I don't have any MORE of their stuff. But I got that as a gift. And it was just too damn catchy to get rid of.
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I recently bought Michael Jackson's "Thriller".  Don't worry, I shower after every listening.

Other items in my collection include some obscure hair metal bands like Tora Tora and Salty Dog.  As well as not so obscure hair metal bands like Cinderella and Poison.
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At my mother's house there are some Monkeys albums, but in my defense I can say that they belong to my sister (even if in my first youth I listened to them)... As a curious fact, I heard that David Bowie's name was really David Jones, but he decided to change it because the Mokey's singer.

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    Rick Wakeman - Rhapsodies (1979) 
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Don't tell me that KE9 is a vinyl bore - CD and MP3 are quite adequate for the human ear - My hearing must have been impaired by the Motorhead et all gigs I went to in the late eventies/eighties !
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I have some ABBA LPs from the 70s but they were actually a great pop band so it doesn`t really embarass me to have them in my collection. What really embarasses me though, is this Partridge Family album which used to belong to my kid sister. It`s in mint condition with the original sleeve and plastic wrap on it. I `ll hold on to it maybe some sucker will offer me $$$$$$$ for it.
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The Blood Brothers - Crimes  
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Originally posted by Swinton MCR Swinton MCR wrote:

ITS ALL COMING OUT NOW !

Most embarrising CD I own ? - Styx - Grand Illusion possibly !



That's a double oouch!!!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 09:25

 

Would'nt be seen dead with a CD.

No wonder half you lot dislike certain records..It's the CD that's killing em.

 
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Anything by ELP .......apparently
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ITS ALL COMING OUT NOW !

CARPENTERS, ABBA - I'll bet a lot of you go dancing round your handbags singing the words of "Dancing Queen"..........

Most embarrising CD I own ? - Styx - Grand Illusion possibly !
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Points: 848 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 09:09

What happend to that poor Girl -

One hell of a bukkake session OR WHAT !
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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

 



I'm not sure this could be described as a 'worst' album but I have this on CD


Holy Christ...I had this "masterpiece" on vinyl....must be somewhere down in the garage !

I have somewhat 20 Cd's of a band called HIMEKAMI SENSATION which is a Japanese new ageish project. They compiled japanese traditional music executed on heavy eletronic equipment (massive keyboards sequencing) Elevator music at its best.

So Ivan, if you think that Jon & Vangelis is like 20 mg Valium, This could be 5ml intra venous Sodium Penthol.... (At least Jon Andersons voice will keep you awake....in anger !)

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Points: 2818 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 08:49
Well, I do have both Norah Jones albums and I do like her music.. but I don't find it embarrassing though some might.
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Points: 16130 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 07:56
Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by Cluster One Cluster One wrote:

Hall & Oates' Greatest Hits

I'm sorry but....'I cant go for that. No can do'





I'm not sure this could be described as a 'worst' album but I have this on CD


..erm, I'm only guessing, but that doesn't look like a Tony Banks solo album, although they do say its the quiet ones you gotta look out for.

sigod, I bet you give this one a spin everyday

Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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