Your most embarrassing CD!

    

                           

 

                    

Edited by The Owl

HAHAHA OH my god! Yes!!!

gdub411 wrote: and yes...I  love it....I also own every Season(1-7) of the show.

You've started to rise in my estimation(pity about your cheap Yes shots)

Everyone laughs themselves silly when they see it in the context of the rest of my collection but it's a top tenner in my eyes  Rythm Nation 1814 Janet Jackson

There's only one which actally embarasses me (though I suspect a lot of members would look askance at many of my non prog selections). Some years ago I had a wonderful album called 'Songs of the Blowhead Whale', which was untreated recordings of whales singing to each other. This is superb stuff, particularly when you're drifting off to sleep in a suitably 'relaxed' state of mind. Some semi evolved amateur criminal nicked it, along with a huge pile of other largely irreplaceable vinyl albums and singles, and a few months later a well meaning friend but me a whale song CD. This turned out to be on the Hallmark label, and was full of wind chimes and other such drippy new age crap. Despite this, I became perversely fond of it and it remains lurking in my collection to this day, though I generally dismiss it as something left by an ex.

I can never forget the embarrassment I felt once whilst driving along with the window down and the radio on. Tubthumping came on as I was stopped at traffic lights-alongside a funeral cortege...

James Lee wrote: I had a similar experience, except with Ted Nugent's "Stranglehold". I had cranked it up, irritated that traffic was moving so slowly, and was preparing to pass the car in front of me when I realized that it was the last car in a funeral procession. If I'd been on the ball, I would have popped the tape out and replaced it with something much more appropriate...like "Enjoy Yourself, It's Later than You Think" by The Specials.

But not "Highway To Hell"?...........

Reed Lover wrote: James Lee wrote: I had a similar experience, except with Ted Nugent's "Stranglehold". I had cranked it up, irritated that traffic was moving so slowly, and was preparing to pass the car in front of me when I realized that it was the last car in a funeral procession. If I'd been on the ball, I would have popped the tape out and replaced it with something much more appropriate...like "Enjoy Yourself, It's Later than You Think" by The Specials. But not "Highway To Hell"?...........

Bon Scott's last album performing with AC/DC even though he wrote most of the lyrics on Back In Black.

maddog wrote: Possessed wrote: Ultimate Spinach - Behold and See. Lyrically pretentious hippy drivel. Ian-Bruce Douglas where are you? Behold and see is just fine brother.....now that spring is getting close it's time to get out in the country to pick as many butterfly as we can......so what Ultimate Spinach are hippies?Are "heavier" and more "serious" groups like Eloy have less childish lyrics?....i don't think so

FloydWright asked us, "What is the most embarassing CD in your collection THAT YOU ACTUALLY LIKE?" I like Ultimate Spinach. I'm not embarassed by it. Others might find the lyrics to "Mind Flowers" freak-out section a bad trip. And  "The Funny Freak Parade" from the first album might make people think wha..? Peace, brother.

sorry crappiest...