Most Emarassing CD that you own? NTD

[HNT]

We all have some bad ones, either because we got them as kids or because we liked on sng nd didn't expect them to suck. So what it the most embarassing CD (or tape or record if you're old enough)?


For me, the other day I was cleaning out my closet and I found a box of casettes from the 80's. Im not sure that I should admit this, but I actually had Europe in there. I guess I must've really liked Final Countdown when I was a kid or something

[CK]

Hang my head in shame....... Vanilla Ice To The Extreme.

[GL]

I traded all those in that would be embarrassing, all I got now is just my collection of Death, Black, Power, Thrash and Heavy Metal CDs from the groups I listen to and nothing else.

However, depending on who I talk to amongst my friends, they would say that me holding onto the CDs from Mortification, namely Scrolls of the Megilloth, Post Mementary Affliction and Envision Evangelene would be considered embarrassing as they're a Christian Death Metal group. Same would go for Bishop of Hexan, only they're Black Metal. And almost no one likes that I have Stratovarius in my collection, even though they're not religious they're probably more uplifting and inspirational than most secular groups.

I guess those would count, but they're all metal so I don't count them as embarrassing.

[GP]

I think I have some Heart on vinyl.

[HNT]

Heart on vinyl is not that embarassing at all, man. Baracuda is still a kick as song.

[7]

Wow, I can't believe I am actually going to admit this. . .

But, when I was in second, maybe third grade, I recieved that Spice Girls CD (I think they only have one) for my birthday.

And I listened to it.

I know, I just won this contest.

[GL]

Big deal. I went out, and actually paid, to have myself, my sister and my mother to go see their film in theaters. I paid my own money to go see it. That wins most embarrassing contest. Thank God I never bought the soundtrack.

[CK]

At least they werent ugly. well not all of them.

[HNT]

Settle down there, Ice. Or should I say Stop Collaborate and Listen?

[GP]

Apr 18, 2008 10:16:21 GMT -5 GL said:

Big deal. I went out, and actually paid, to have myself, my sister and my mother to go see their film in theaters. I paid my own money to go see it. That wins most embarrassing contest. Thank God I never bought the soundtrack.

That is gonna be pretty hard to beat.

HNT, Baracuda is great, sadly the album I own is the one from the eighties when their hair had got so massive and their shoulder pads so broad that the singer had to eat a thousand pies a day just to compete. It's terrible.

[GL]

Funnily enough, I like their ballads more than their rockers. One of those bands that were around when I was first getting into music, so they're tolerable but I always liked their ballads more.

[CK]

Apr 19, 2008 10:50:06 GMT -5 HNT said:

Settle down there, Ice. Or should I say Stop Collaborate and Listen?

youtube.com/watch?v=1BTJ_n9Oqs0

[The Walking Dude]

Apr 16, 2008 17:44:54 GMT -5 HNT said:

For me, the other day I was cleaning out my closet and I found a box of casettes from the 80's. Im not sure that I should admit this, but I actually had Europe in there. I guess I must've really liked Final Countdown when I was a kid or something

Hey dude Europe is nothing to be embarrassed by in fact just 18 months ago i bought their greatest hits album. Their song Seven Doors Hotel is a terrific ode to The Beyond.

Without doubt for me it is Creed's Weathered ..... in fact i might hock it off tomorrow...... their is now way i am moving in with my older sister with that in my collection........ she'd kick me out before i got through the door

[GL]

And their first album is more of a traditional sounding metal album than the pop-metal leanings of their middle-80s albums. They didn't have a keyboard player in the band at that time, so it's a lot better sounding and is one of their best albums.

[abraxas]

Cradle of Filth interview CD

I don't own any albums but I use to listen John Denver