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I have somewhere a Bravo Hits compilation...
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Several crappy pop compilations!!
 
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Eagles - One of These Nights

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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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"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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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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Initial Success by BA Robertson
Shooting Stars by Dollar
 
Both on vinyl -- I was very young 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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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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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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^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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Mike, you've WON !!!Hug
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I don't understand why you would be embarrassed by music. Unless it's horrible and you know it.
I have a few Cd's that others may find embrarrassing... like Up To Here by the Tragically Hip, for example. But it's still one of my favourites.
 
And a lot of people I know think it's pretty weird owning Live it Out by Metric, considering the other music I listen to,  but it's my current favourite CD.


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I think I'm with the peace frog and other's here. I must admit that I was a bit embarrasssed when I wanted to buy a random Del Amitri and came home with a Magna Carta CD because I couldn't recall the name, but the music turned out nicely.

Also, I'm not really sure I should be embarrased about my Mud CD, or the three Shakira albums. These three are definitely very mainstream, but way better than Eminem and other boomboom types.
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Most recent was buying Umphrey's McGee Anchor Drops which I commented about on another thread today.  Not prog and not good, IMO.  Oh the other CD's I should have bought with that money.

Several years back, I got it in my head that I had to have all three albums out at the time of a local band (Omaha, Nebraska) made good that actually made a small name for themselves nationally called 311.   They are a funk/rap band.  I bought all three at once, listened to them about twice each and there they sit in my collection.  Ugh.
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I would have to agree with Peace Frog here. I feel no need to be embarrasssed by any of the CD's I own. Though I go through a constant motion of selling off old albums I no longer like to buy new ones; cancelling out the music that no longer sparkes my interests.

Though I guess I do have a few albums that people would frown upon, I do own a few trip hop albums.

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311 is huge, and i loved them in hikescool, but not so much anymore
 
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Points: 3577 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 12 2006 at 18:41
Originally posted by Black Velvet Black Velvet wrote:

I would have to agree with Peace Frog here. I feel no need to be embarrasssed by any of the CD's I own. Though I go through a constant motion of selling off old albums I no longer like to buy new ones; cancelling out the music that no longer sparkes my interests.

Though I guess I do have a few albums that people would frown upon, I do own a few trip hop albums.


I do the same, it's a good idea I think.
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I am the "proud" owner of the soundtrack CD from the television series "Sailor Moon"..
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