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^my Geri Halliwell CD beats all other embarassing albums ... I guess I'll keep that CD JUST to win these threads!Wink
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I don't own it anymore but it was BAY CITY ROLLERS/STARKE ZEITEN ( a best of )... perhaps you can get me for THE RUBETTES cause I still own a best-of from them and I won't give it away because I love "I can do it" !
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I own a nice big collection of ABBA-Cd's, along with Blondie, Sex Pistols, The Stranglers and the like. Punk-haters, don't kill me...
 
But the most embarrassing? Most definitely Pet Shop Boys.
And I still like 'em! Embarrassed

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Originally posted by YYZed YYZed wrote:

I have the Titanic soundtrack somewhere I think...


So have I......its rather good.
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Initial Success by BA Robertson
Shooting Stars by Dollar
 
Both on vinyl -- I was very young Embarrassed
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ELP - Love Beach

I am glad to say that the cover has been highly vandalised by all of its previous owners.
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"Spaced Out - The Best of Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner", but it's so bad it's good...Shatner's version of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" has to be heard to be believed. Nimoy murders Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now", among others.
    

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Eagles arn't embarrasing.
I once owned You Can't Touch This Single by MC Hammer, but I was a child so I'm not embarrased.
I own the best of Hank Williams, I'm somewhat uncomfortable discussing that one; but I have an excuse I'm planning on going back to University and studying music so I need to listen to some diverse stuff.
But my most embarrasing CD of all time would be The Snowgoose by Camel, yuckDead what was I thinking when I bought it?, I hope their album Mirage isn't as lousy or way overated as that one.



  
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Eagles - One of These Nights

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Genesis - Invisible Touch

 
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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Several crappy pop compilations!!
 
RIO/AVANT/ZEUHL - The best thing you can get with yer pants on!
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I have somewhere a Bravo Hits compilation...
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[/QUOTE]I have ABBA's Gold and More Gold and on vinyl Sarah Brightman's "I Lost My heart to a Starship Trooper"[/QUOTE]

What? I have all original albums by ABBA. Love them. I must have 100-200 albums you would be embarrassed by.


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Originally posted by Bastille Dude Bastille Dude wrote:

Does Clay Aiken count as embarrassing?Wacko
 
Clay Aiken goes without saying
 
I have ABBA's Gold and More Gold and on vinyl Sarah Brightman's "I Lost My heart to a Starship Trooper"
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I have this on vinyl. But I must admit, I'm rather proud of it. The music (from '88) is just as you'd expect.
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When I was 10 I was one of those Censored kids obsessed with Pokemon. Needless to say, I had a Pokemon cd with maybe 10 songs about the show, and one of the songs is a rap Dead . This might actually be my first cd I've ever owned.
 
 
 
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 am very embarassed about this one....anyway.... >>>Wilson Phillips's first album Ermm
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Originally posted by Zitro Zitro wrote:

Originally posted by Zac M Zac M wrote:

I just bought one of the worst, but it's not not really embarrassing, Rick Wakeman's "The Family Album." It's so Censored awful.

My most embarrssing CD is a Peter Cetera CD I got for a quarter a few years ago when I liked Chicago a lot, it's REALLY bad too. Oh wait, I have a Taking Back Sunday CD, now that's a guilty pleasureEmbarrassed.
 
Actually, there are a few wakeman albums are are even worse.
 
This is possibly the shortest review I have and is embarrasing, but it may stop a buyer from being exposed to this dullfest.
 

RICK WAKEMAN — The Family Album

Review by Zitro
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1 stars A very personal album for Rick Wakeman, but unfortunately, it disappoints on a huge level.

As the title implies, this album is dedicated to Rick Wakeman's family. Each track is dedicated to a member of his family, including pets. As a result, there are many short tracks in this album.

The album is all instrumental, and tries to portray a painting of sound for each person. It may succeed, but that does not save the album. The Family Album is a tedious, and uninteresting collection of shory little pieces.

Highlights : Nina, Kookie, Dad

Let Downs : Adam, Jenna, Wiggles

My Grade : F

I saw it for 2 dollars, and thought it couldn't be that bad, but oh was I wrong....expect a review soon...


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I was searching on Amazon.com and found a very cheap Riverside album for like 3$, now at the time I didn't know much about the band or their album names, I had just heard hype and so I bought it. Then much to my suprise when the album arrives it's not the Polish prog-metal Riverside but the English pop Riverside. CryEmbarrassed
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Points: 1321 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 12 2006 at 00:01
Originally posted by Zac M Zac M wrote:

I just bought one of the worst, but it's not not really embarrassing, Rick Wakeman's "The Family Album." It's so Censored awful.

My most embarrssing CD is a Peter Cetera CD I got for a quarter a few years ago when I liked Chicago a lot, it's REALLY bad too. Oh wait, I have a Taking Back Sunday CD, now that's a guilty pleasureEmbarrassed.
 
Actually, there are a few wakeman albums are are even worse.
 
This is possibly the shortest review I have and is embarrasing, but it may stop a buyer from being exposed to this dullfest.
 

RICK WAKEMAN — The Family Album

Review by Zitro
PROG REVIEWER

1 stars A very personal album for Rick Wakeman, but unfortunately, it disappoints on a huge level.

As the title implies, this album is dedicated to Rick Wakeman's family. Each track is dedicated to a member of his family, including pets. As a result, there are many short tracks in this album.

The album is all instrumental, and tries to portray a painting of sound for each person. It may succeed, but that does not save the album. The Family Album is a tedious, and uninteresting collection of shory little pieces.

Highlights : Nina, Kookie, Dad

Let Downs : Adam, Jenna, Wiggles

My Grade : F
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Does Clay Aiken count as embarrassing?Wacko
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