i personally have impeccable taste and have never bought a bad record ever in my life... oh bollocks! alright then, MC Miker G & DJ Sven - 'Holiday Rap'. This was a massive hit in the UK back in the 80's, it was basically some dodgy looking white blokes from Denmark, Sweden or Holland 'rapping' over the top of Madonna's Holiday, it is complete shite and truely horrible. How and why Maddy sanctioned this audible horror is beyond me.

I'll give my runner up spot to Latoya's 'You're gonna get rocked' with Full Force. The shame!

New Power Soul.....

Cherrywine.

The Deele... :ugh: except for the song "Workin 9-5"

I've bought a lot crappy records in my day but the worst one that I haven't gotten rid of might be The Last Dragon soundtrack. I'm only keeping it for Vanity's "7th Heaven."
[This message was edited Fri Aug 13 13:58:08 2004 by sextonseven]

"Exodus"

MrSquiggle said:

Yeah not one of Bob Marleys best efforts, is it?

namepeace said:

Damn!! You bought that shit too? I remember starting a thread about this Cd when it first came out, I think I even had some positive things to say about it after the first listen. I hope my thread wasn't any influence on your purchase, if this is the case just send me the receipt and I'll reimburse you.

I have to add "Spankmaster" & "Matthew" by Kool Kieth to this list.

MrSquiggle said:

There's a couple of Jams on there that redeems the rest of the Cd.

sinisterpentatonic said:

Thanks sinister, but I bought it because I figured if the band had Ish from Digable Planets in it the album couldn't possibly be bad.

(in best charlie murphy voice) Wrong. Wroonng!

cyndi lauper - at last

all the people she covered need to come and whoop her ass. also tlc 3d...as a final album wit lefteye on it its such a dissapointment.

Backstreet Boys-their hits collection that's one cd that's stays hidden. For some reason I don't like throwing things out regardless of how bad they are. Maybe I should trade it in somewhere...if they'll take it. I doubt it though.

i was pressured by an EX EX EX boyfriend (can i emphasize the EX-ness any more? let me know) to get a britney spears album because he was certain i'd appreciate the kitsch value and find it catchy.










i still have it cuz i figured someday 20 years from now i'd give it a spin and find it funny in a campy, "so bad it's good" kinda way. i've listened to it exactly .05 times.

Zoogz Rift - Amputees in Limbo.

What can I say? I was young and didn't know any better. At the time, owning a record by this dreary Captain Beefheart wanna-be seemed amazingly cool.

I don't have any embarrasing albums.

This was the great plus of working in recordstores; you could listen instore and loan them for three days to give them an extensive spin before actualyl buying.

If you think working there made me buy more, you're wrong; it made me buy less, as you hear so much music, only the REAL music appeals to you, the Bowies, Bjorks, NiN's, Kate Bushes and W&L's.

ermmm

I bought ant and dec eternal love



I have loadsa what people would call embarrising cd's, including all the backstreet boys albums.

it's a quirk of my personality

I have 3 Brady Bunch Kids CDs (not vinyl, CD mind you) and 6, count 'em 6, Partridge Family CDs. I was born too late, I swear.

Edited to fix my punctuation errors. Apparently I was born too late but left English class too early.
[This message was edited Sun Aug 15 8:29:47 2004 by jillybean]

lol u aint the only one....i swear i shoulda been a 70's baby...cuz i do not fit in too good in this time!

I swear, I am too embarrassed to even type it here.

R. Kelly's 12 Play. I thought I'd give it the once over a few weeks ago and it made me nearly physically sick. I chucked it out of the window.

marky mark and the funky bunch ~ believe
New kids on the block ~ christmas album, step by step

you wouldn't catch me listening to new kids on the block or take that

Tal Bachman, that "She's so hiiiiigh, high above me. She's so lovely" dude. :cringe: I didn't buy it, my mom did, but even she'll agree it's the worst album in the house.

lollyp0p said:

in my defense: I bought them at a garage sale for 1$ simpley out of nostalgia. NKOTB are one of the first acts i can remember hearin on the radio when i was young(er).

kev1n said:

ermmmmm i would never dream of even spending $1 on them

*hides records quickly*
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[This message was edited Sun Aug 15 14:05:30 2004 by lollyp0p]

I take back the Backstreet Boys. It's definitely Hulk Hogan's cd called "Hulk Rules" But his cd is more like a novelty....people didn't take him seriously as an artist, so I don't know if that counts.

I don't ever buy bad records. See, I always audition an album before I buy it.

talking of novelty songs hmmm

i am the proud owner of

Mr Blobby such a joyful song

i listen to it constantly

does that include cd's or a old old tape?? LOL