Anx said:

Oh yes. Me too! I'll get a crew cut.

GangstaFam said:

http://www.prince.org/msg/100/188184

Terence Trent Darby--Neither Fish Nor Flesh. Not bad, if pretentious, but it pretty much removed him from popular culture, with the exception of a small core fanbase.

Clash--Cut The Crap. These songs aren't terrible, but you want to scream the title at your stereo while listening to the awful 80's production.

Beck--Midnight Vultures. Oh, give me a break.

I love my Terence Trent Darby-Neither Fish Nor Flesh album as well as my Beck-Midnite Vultures, in fact they both belong to my favourite records ever

Anx said:

...Maybe you should get his ACME charge card cancelled.


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

badujunkie said:

"That I Would Be Good" is my favorite track by Alanis.

CalhounSq said:

What about "Whatever Happens"? That's probably my favorite track.

"Love Light in Flight" alone should eliminate The Woman in Red.
[Edited 5/8/06 16:48pm]

NorthernLad said:

I totally agree. I hate the asshole who compiled this list.

There are several on here that I own including: Duran Duran, The Cranberries, Michael Jackson, Destiny's Child and Mariah Carey.

AlexdeParis said:

Never heard it

CalhounSq said:

You should. It features Carlos Santana on guitar.

AlexdeParis said:

Sounds like one of MJ's sappy specials w/ some crying @ the end but I'll check it out...

I only have one, Midnight Vultures.

CalhounSq said:

It's not sappy at all. It's really good.

I stopped taking Q Magazine seriously around 1997... you should do the same...

DarlingDiana said:

With a username like that, you can't be trusted

CalhounSq said:

CalhounSq said:

It's a fusion of Darling Nikki by Prince and Dirty Diana by Michael.

DarlingDiana said:

It's the "Diana" part that worries me

CalhounSq said:

Why?

DarlingDiana said:

#1 - MJ fans are downright scary & often confused...

#2 - that song is lame...








You know I'm just fuckin' w/ you out of boredom, right?

CalhounSq said:

#1 - That's offensive

#2 - that song is kick ass

And I'm bored too so let's fuck around some more, lol
[Edited 5/9/06 4:23am]

DarlingDiana said:

NUH-UHH!











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[Edited 5/9/06 6:00am]

1. Duran Duran – Thank You
2. Spice Girls – All Their Solo Albums! (All of Geri's and Victoria's one and only...Really like Victoria's...Geri's are very inconsistent with her first being the best overall)
3. Various – Urban Renewal: The Songs Of Phil Collins
4. Lou Reed – Metal Machine Music
5. Billy Idol – Cyberpunk
6. Naomi Campbell – Babywoman
7. Kevin Rowland – My Beauty
8. Mick Jagger – Primitive Cool
9. Westlife – Allow Us To Be Frank
10. Tim Machine – Tin Machine Ii
11. Limp Bizkit – Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water
12. Tom Jones – Mr Jones
13. Bruce Willis – The Return Of Bruno
14. Terence Trent D'Arby– Neither Fish Nor Flesh
15. Various – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart Club Band – OST
16. Spice Girls – Forever
17. Bob Dylan & The Grateful Dead – Dylan And The Dead
18. Crazy Frog – Crazy Hits
19. Goldie – Saturnz Return
20. Mariah Cary – Glitter OST
21. The Clash – Cut The Crap
22. Robson & Jerome – Robson & Jerome
23. Alanis Morissette – Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie
24. Lauryn Hill – MTV Unpugged 2.0
25. The Cranberries – To The Faithful Departed
26. Vanilla Ice – Hard To Swallow
27. Destiny’s Child – Destiny Fulfilled
28. The Rolling Stones – Dirty Work
29. Various – Christmas In The Stars: Star Wars Christmas Album
30. Michael Jackson – Invincible (yes...the orange cover...never got into it)
31. Stevie Wonder – Woman In Red
32. Ace Of Base – The Sign (gave to sister....Very guilty pleasure but if this ranks here....does that mean their flop follow ups aren't that bad?)
33. Billy Ray Cyrus – Some Gave All
34. Fishspooner - #1
35. Puff Daddy – Forever
36. Kula Shaker – Peanuts, Pigs & Astronauts
37. Shania Twain – Come On Over (Yes....but come on!...worst?)
38. Chris Rea – The Road To Hell Pt2
39. Big Country – Undercover
40. The Others – The Others
41. Paul Simon – Songs From The Capeman OST
42. Babylon Zoo – The Boy With The X-Ray Eyes
43. The Travelling Wilburys – Vol 3
44. Kiss – Music From The Elder (no, but I did but the single "A World Without Heroes")
45. William Shatner – The Transformed Man
46. Oasis – Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants
47. Ozzy Osbourne – Under Cover (yeah....it was dissapointing)
48. Milli Vanilli – All Or Nothing
49. Neil Young And The Shocking Pinks – Everybody’s Rocking
50. Beck – Midnight Vultures

CalhounSq said:

I think "Girl" is one of their best songs...While I never did buy their greatest hits, I'm glad it got included on their. I think the theme of the album was somewhat ridiclous and critics pounced.

While I think there are some valid choices on there (although it's hard to agree since I don't own many of the albums and the ones that I do I for the most part like), it's obviously done with bias toward's certain artists like the Spice Girls and probably Beck (wasn't "Midnight Vultures" praised?).
[Edited 5/9/06 9:16am]

VinnyM27 said:

Emma Bunton's second album is nowhere near terrible--the best of all the Spice solos that I have heard.

sextonseven said:

I know, I heard. The reviews have been amazing. She released it here in America and while it didn't sell, the fact that even a small company (I think it was an indepdent release) had that much faith is pretty impressive. Before that, the only solo albums released by the girls came out in 1999 (Geri's first after she left and Mel C's, which was critcallly praised)!

minneapolisgenius said:

me too

VinnyM27 said:

I can't stand the rest of their songs up until this album Girl really is a good one - no opportunities for over-singing, nice little melody & story, I was diggin' them on this one