Ricky Martin's first english album

HollowellSA said:

awww ever don't feel bad i class that as one of my better buys

lollyp0p said:

AnckSuNamun said:

I'm still looking for that one. I don't think there's any embarrasment in owning that one. It's musics equivalent of cult-movies

kev1n said:

I had the cd from the guys (or guy) who did that song "How Bizarre" I don't remember the name. I didn't buy it. Now listen up kids, I'm gonna tell you how it was back before this new fangled internet and kazaa days. Back then we stole our music by ordering in those 12 cds from bmg or columbia house for a penny under an alias and just not responding to the bill. That's the way it was back then. Anyway the sad part id I can't find the cd but wouldnt mind giving it another listen.

kdj997 said:

you sound just like me. I've been through Columbia House and BMG and still haven't payed the full bill This was a while back, so you can imagine the cds I got. My mama is really the one left with the un-payed bill,since it was in her name Ricky Martin's Vuelve(sp?) is probably the worst cd that I have from BMG. From Columbia House, it's probably Domino's debut cd that's the worst ever. It's OMC that sings "How Bizarre"...I used to like that song too.
[This message was edited Sun Aug 15 20:48:33 2004 by AnckSuNamun]

Hurricane G. "All Woman" HOLA records 1997

Hurricane Gloria the original 1st female of the Def Squad....
don't know if ya'll are familiar with this woman....in the 90's she did many cameo's with Redman,Keith Murray,Xzibit,Ras Kass,P.Diddy,also numerous mixtapes...also baby mama of Erik Sermon of the Def Squad/EPMD fame...well the Bilingual Boriqua Mami shined on all of her cameos and mixtape appearances,especially when she ripped it in spanish....which led me to the anticipation of her debut album which was released in 97 on the now defunct HOLA imprint(ran by Jellybean Benitez),she just didn't bring it the way she did on the underground tip...I will say this her Rosie Perez-esque ghetto mami voice just stirs the hetro-curious man in me...LOL,but as much as the album genuinely sucked it still remains a guilty pleasure of mine.....

kev1n said:

you want that cd?! I think it might still be on Amazon, last time I checked it had a 5 star rating. Those must've been some die hard Hogan Fans. It's far worse than Macho Man's attempt.

kev1n said:

minneapolisgenius said:

You're the one that bought that Coverdale/Page album!

Regis Philbin-"It's Time for Regis" chile, this was back in the 60's,so you know.

paisleypark4 said:

Body Talk and Just My Luck were THE jams

NEWS

psykosoul said:

Two Occasions and Shoot Em Up Movies

tA

Tribal Disorder

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[This message was edited Tue Aug 17 1:10:31 2004 by theAudience]

Marrk said:

You sad f**ker! You even tried to defend it!

As for me? How about the Kids From Fame - Hi Fidelity!

psykosoul said:

"I Surrender" and "Video Villain" were good songs as well! Sadly, I don't remember the one track that Izak liked...I gotta go back and dig up that vinyl and have a listen.

My one 'worst record' was probably Apollonia's solo CD. In my defense, I found it in a cut-out bin for about 99 cents, if I recall correctly. On top of that, I actually found a few tracks on it that I really like -- enough, in fact, that I still play that CD every so often!

Supernova said:

No. No I didn't.



Seriously though. I didn't.

Georgio

It hurts me writing it.

minneapolisgenius said:

I had completely forgotten about that pairing until the Zep thread made me look up Jimmy's discography. And once I saw that album I did remember hearing a song from it (by way of video) that I actually liked. But I don't know what it was called, or even how it sounded. I bet Plant curses under his breath about that collaboration with such a poser as Coverdale.

Supernova said:

I didn't even know about that pairing at all until recently. I had not really followed Page's career post The Firm, so I was totally unaware. I just recently found things online about it, and of course the pics as well. Just looking at Coverdale makes me never want to hear it. (I must not be a true fan )

Here's a quote from Plant on THAT whole deal.....

"Well, I think he's a fucking idiot. Horses for courses: I've worked with Phil Johnstone - nobody's perfect."
- Robert Plant, on David Coverdale, in the December 1994 issue of
Mojo.

And here's some about Jimmy's Outrider tour....

"Maybe someone should just tell Robert to keep his mouth shut."
- Jimmy Page, angry about Plant's frequent comments him and Zeppelin during the "Outrider" tour.

"Robert took a lot of swipes at me as well. When I came to the U.S.
to do publicity for the "Outrider" album, all I heard was `Robert
said this,' and `Robert said that.' It was really bothersome."
- Jimmy Page, Guitar World , May 1993.

I downloaded Will Smith's Born to Reign album when it came out. My computer never recovered. Neither did i.

theAudience said:

Definitely those too.... I thought he was going strickly from the Street Beat LP.

MC Hammer. The Funky Headhunter.

minneapolisgenius said:

Yeah, I knew he said some things in interviews, but I was wondering if he ever did while they got together for the Plant/Page album (wasn't it called Unledded?) back in the '90s. I guess it doesn't matter since they DID get together. They've never seemed to be on bad enough terms to break up. JPJ on the other hand...

Self Control - Laura Branigan

Sex Cymbal Carmen Electra this wuz da chit, and i do mean chit

I hate to say this because these guys are hip hop legends, but the worst record I bought (and still own) is....

Whodini - Keep Running Back (1996)

and

Skee-Lo's "I Wish" LP.

Supernova said:

Yeah, it was called No Quarter: Unledded....

I guess they never asked JPJ to join them. I've heard (and maybe you know more about this than I do) that one of them said something like, "If we asked Jonesy back, it would be like trying to re-create Led Zeppelin again. There's no way that could ever happen without Bonzo...." or something like that.

psykosoul said:

You're probably right.

I got the impression with Shoot Em Up Movies that they were going after Thom Bell's Stylistics writing style.

tA

Tribal Disorder

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