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Points: 1823 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 05 2005 at 07:48

Originally posted by Rob The Good Rob The Good wrote:

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Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Brilliant!  I have that and a lot of other eighties pop ... Propaganda, Level 42, Killing Joke and Tears For Fears. Great stuff. I also have quite a bit of eighties heavy metal. I'm not embarassed about any of it. What I am embarassed about is some of the Gong stuff! I wouldn't want my friends to hear me listening to some of that!



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My most embarassing CD is the first Montrose album, not because of the music but because of the awful cover.
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I think this is one of the funniest threads in the forum... Well done!
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Originally posted by <SPAN =bold>Ray Lomas</SPAN> Ray Lomas wrote:

I have Babylon Zoo's The Boy With The X-ray Eyes.

I don't think it's bad, in fact it quite nice pop music though I seldom listen it anymore.

And do you know that a great female bassist and Chapman Stick player was in that band? Her name is Carrie Melbourne, she played in several Mike Oldfield albums and live works, she's very creative.

One of the best woman in the world of music. She plays Chapman Stick as nobody else can do.  

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SCISSOR SISTERS !!
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I have Babylon Zoo's The Boy With The X-ray Eyes.

I don't think it's bad, in fact it quite nice pop music though I seldom listen it anymore.

Only fellow finns propably know this one, but it's ultra-embarassing: Sepi Kumpulainen: Laulava Talonmies. I have it only on casette though.  At least it was worth a few laughs.
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This horrible CD is yust embaresing as hell, i cant stand this terrible crap, sure zappa made some good Albums but this is not one of em i hate this pathetic music more then most, and i never gona lisen to it ever again.

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Originally posted by maani maani wrote:

The Carpenters Greatest Hits.  An absolute gem.  So why be embarrassed?


He's right! Also Abba (great stuff) and James Taylor. Oh dear I am showing my age...
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I have Gilbert O'Sullivan's Greatest Hits because I
liked the track Nothing Rhymed.

I bought this at the same time as a Zodiac Mindwarp
LP. The assistant said it was the most bizarre
combined sale he'd ever made.
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Originally posted by JesusBetancourt JesusBetancourt wrote:

Originally posted by Chipiron Chipiron wrote:

Is this the same thread of some months ago...? Well, anyway:

 

A Metal Tribute to ABBA

What does that sound like?

Really, really funny. Not too progressive, though.

Believe me, I like it

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Originally posted by Chipiron Chipiron wrote:

Is this the same thread of some months ago...? Well, anyway:

 

A Metal Tribute to ABBA

What does that sound like?
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I'm not embarrassed by anything I own, as I am a very open-minded person when it comes to music. There are genres I positively dislike, but others I can live with. BTW, by prog standards one quite embarrassing CD I own might be Eurythmics' Greatest Hits. I don't usually like electronic music, but Annie Lennox's voice is out of this world!
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Well I don't have any embarrassing LPs or CDs
I like to listen sometimes coutry music and Beach Boys
don't worry
be happy
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Is this the same thread of some months ago...? Well, anyway:

 

A Metal Tribute to ABBA

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Saturday Night Fever

There, I finally said it
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Anything sitting in my rack that I might be embarassed about is either owned by my wife or the kids- that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[edit] But I am sad to say that my Partridge Family albums have disappeared.


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Dave Matthews Band - "Under the Table and Dreaming"
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I remember that sometime ago an ex-girlfriend gave me a Backstreet Boys record...   I'm not embarrased at all as I've never liked the thing, but my poor CD player must have suffered a lot...
Don't be a prog-hole, please...
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Points: 47 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 21 2005 at 17:58
Not embarrassed, but after reading this thread I should be...at least here
 
Harry Connick, Jr. - 'Star Turtle' and 'She'
(maybe I should be embarrassed about still having the 'When Harry Met Sally' soundtrack, though)
Dionne Ferris - Wild Seed / Wild Flower
Billy Joel - Pretty much all the early stuff
I like Genesis all the way up to and including the Genesis album. You know, the one with 'Illegal Alien.' Even a few of the tunes after that were alright. And Phil's early solo stuff was OK by me.
Prince - Dirty Mind & Controversy
And there are still those rare days when my ratty old RATT tapes get pulled out of the cellar and given a look at daylight. Of course I'm alone then.
And I've managed to collect way too many tunes from the 80's new wave fiesta. Sometimes fluff is just fine.
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Points: 3525 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 21 2005 at 16:42

Thanks for resurrecting this thread- I'm always fascinated by music that people are ashamed of enjoying.

Don't tell anyone, but I bought this one of my own free will as well:

 
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