babybugz said:

missfee said:

Urgghhh. I played the shit one time and it's been sitting in its case ever since, collecting dust. I would sell it at this used record store in my city, but they would probably only give me $2 for it, and that would be after they finish laughing at me.

That's actually not even her worse album

babybugz said:

Gunsnhalen said:

we are 21

Wow he needs to grow up he acts younger

Kingsley is more of a character he play's, he acts a little more mellow in his interviews. But idk about the Miley thing dear lord lol

Timmy84 said:

Since I started this I might answer my own damn self:

For Your Entertainment (honestly it wasn't because of the Lisa Frank cover )

Although the quality of the songs are not high, you can at lest listen to great vocals ..... but what can I do with it?

Actually, I rarely buy albums (in our country 90% of the music - piracy, music industry turnover is very low, although a population of about 50 million people ---- all download music for free ), so I rarely disappointed. Buy only albums that I already enjoy or collect albums of favorite artists. I have no more than 100 CD as a whole.

I regret illegally downloading anything Prince has released after

Sign O' The Times.

I regret purchasing anything by Drive By Truckers.

I regret purchasing anything by Bright Eyes.

I regret purchasing anything by Beck.

I regret purchasing anything by Lucy Pearl.

I regret purchasing anything by Weezer after Maladroit.

Oh boy...

When I was in gradeschool my music taste was pretty embarrassing

I had plenty of Nickelback

Hinder

30 seconds to mars

Falloutboy

Panic! At the Disco

I shudder to think of the concerts I went to.

duccichucka said:

I regret illegally downloading anything Prince has released after

Sign O' The Times.

I regret purchasing anything by Drive By Truckers.

I regret purchasing anything by Bright Eyes.

I regret purchasing anything by Beck.

I regret purchasing anything by Lucy Pearl.

I regret purchasing anything by Weezer after Maladroit.

I never understood the insane levels of critical hype he got. I've only heard a handful of his songs but it seems to me that he takes gimself much too seriously.

One regrettable purchase that springs immediately to mind is the first Killers album. I don't know what I was thinking, I didn't even like the big single!

Just Piss Play - Aerosmith

Dogshit in the Doorway - Mick Jagger

Ok Computer - Radiohead (great album, just not my thing)

Homogenic - Björk (same as Radiohead)

Seeger Sessions - Springsteen (hated half of the album, just plain overrated)

Never Let Me Down & Tonight - Bowie (hardcore fan, but there's a limit, lol)

Pilgrim - Clapton (bland and full of filler, a couple of gems, though)

From the Cradle - Clapton (proof that "covers" albums are always unessential, just can't match the original classics)

American Life - Madonna (depressing and cynical, and repetitive)

Hard Candy - Madonna (buff, it was a guilty pleasure for a couple of months, until I realized how unessential/bad it is...)

All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2 (bland bland bland and overrated as hell, and just plain poppy/adult contemporary; I didn't like "Beautiful Day" to begin with, but finally I was "forced" to like it when everybody said that I was deaf and that the song was marvelous, a new classic, blah blah blah; but the album was full of similar "epic" ballads with preachy lyrics, or tender moments, like a f Crosby album; Atomic Bomb and Horizon were huge improvements in my opinion)

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Anything by Jay-Z after Reasonable Doubt.

Anything by Mary J. Blige after Share My World.

Anything by Prince after....well, I still buy all his official releases but...you know.

Corinne Rae Bailey or whatever her name is...bought the album after listening to 1 or 2 songs on the radio...absolutely not my kind of music.

Anything by Jill Scott after her second album. Bores me to no end, and I really liked the first two albums.

Maxwell´s NOW album. Kind of lost interest in him after that one. A couple of good songs on it but it lacks the cohesiveness and concept of his masterpieces Urban Hang Suite and Embrya. And he shouldn´t have changed a winning team. ( Matthewman and the other guys from his first two albums contributed a lot to his unique sound.)

I rarely buy music these days. Either I´m too old or the music is too sketchy and has very little replay value, or both.

I bought Erykah Badu´s last two albums and while they´re still kind of OK, I barely listen to them. I still listen to her first three albums though. The latter ones are too sketchy, too unfocused and too superficial but she hasn´t lost me yet and probably never will. But I wish she´d go back to being a bit more focused and less self absorbed. That lady is very creative and talented and makes me feel good. I don´t regret buying her last two releases but they´re just not as strong as her older material.

Alicia Keys first CD. Took it back.

rialb said:

duccichucka said:

I regret illegally downloading anything Prince has released after

Sign O' The Times.

I regret purchasing anything by Drive By Truckers.

I regret purchasing anything by Bright Eyes.

I regret purchasing anything by Beck.

I regret purchasing anything by Lucy Pearl.

I regret purchasing anything by Weezer after Maladroit.

I never understood the insane levels of critical hype he got. I've only heard a handful of his songs but it seems to me that he takes gimself much too seriously.

One regrettable purchase that springs immediately to mind is the first Killers album. I don't know what I was thinking, I didn't even like the big single!

I had there 1st album & found it boring... i have not listened to them in years. Bright Eyes are so to me

RKJCNE said:

Oh boy...

When I was in gradeschool my music taste was pretty embarrassing

I had plenty of Nickelback

Hinder

30 seconds to mars

Falloutboy

Panic! At the Disco

I shudder to think of the concerts I went to.

..... poor thing

You needed that after having to listen to Hinder & Nickelback albums. I Think that is certificate of torture in some countires.

Scarface - Greatest Hits

Unkle - Psyence Fiction

some album by The Roots

Street Fighter: All New Music from the Motion Picture

This album of original material I bought from a busker dude for $5 because I felt sorry for him

Prince - Planet Earth

Fear Factory albums

JoeTyler said:

Ok Computer - Radiohead (great album, just not my thing)

Homogenic - Björk (same as Radiohead)

Seeger Sessions - Springsteen (hated half of the album, just plain overrated)

American Life - Madonna (depressing and cynical, and repetitive)

All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2 (bland bland bland and overrated as hell, and just plain poppy/adult contemporary; I didn't like "Beautiful Day" to begin with, but finally I was "forced" to like it when everybody said that I was deaf and that the song was marvelous, a new classic, blah blah blah; but the album was full of similar "epic" ballads with preachy lyrics, or tender moments, like a f Crosby album; Atomic Bomb and Horizon were huge improvements in my opinion)

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I loved all of these, and U2's last two albums were nothing compared to 'All That You Can't' ... We have opposite tastes..

I've never regretted buying any Prince album, and at the risk of sounding like a 'koolaid drinker', you all have no taste. He's a consistently great musician and composer.

Also, Born This Way was LG's best album... by far.

Usher's "Here I Stand" and R.'s "Untitled" were pretty damn bad, but luckily I didn't buy either. Usher was only good for 8701 and Confessions; and R. Kelly was only really great for 'R.'.

spacedolphin said:

Unkle - Psyence Fiction

What?!?

I don't think I have regretted bying any music I have, everything I have ever bought (music wise) has been for a reason. Looking back, some of the music I have in my collection now belongs in the bucket of piss section, but I have no regrets.

I mean, I think Sigue Sigue Sputnik are one of the best groups ever for fuck sake.

Nowadays, if I fancy an album, I will nab a download of it first, and if I think it's the bollocks then I will purchase the cd, unless it's one of my fav artists/bands, then I will purchase the cd like a demented lovesick puppy regardless.

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If I had regrets, I ended up selling it or trading it years ago. But in the late 90's, I mostly stuck to r&b and hip hop though I bought older CD's of the genre too from MJ, Janet and so forth. I was ignoring exploring rock, adult alternative and industrial and putting it down based on singles I knew even if I somewhat liked what I heard, and now I'll find myself listening to that stuff I missed out on more than what I listened to back then though if I hear some of the r&b/hip hop, I feel like I'm in high school again, but with other songs, I'm like WTF is this crap and why did I buy it , especially if I prefer the original songs that were sampled to the remakes. I had P.Diddy's first CD but gave it away eventually though I used to think it was great for example....and I had Britney's first two CD's though I lost one, and destroyed the other cause I hated her by then

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Metallica - Load (I quite liked Reload though)
Aerosmith - Pump (sounds too desperate and commercial for me)
Velvet Revolver - Liberturd (loved their debut, but this was utter wank)
Slash's Snakepit - It's 5 O Clock Somewhere (I'm not a hater - I loved his solo album, but this is rubbish)
Prince - 3121 (his worst album)
Michael Jackson - Michael (what a disgraceful posthumous album this was, three fake songs = EPIC FAIL)
Anything by Iron Maiden - I tried getting into them, but I weren't feeling it.
Anything by Motley Crue - what was I thinking?

I don't like the term epic fail....but epic DID fail, get it? I somewhat like Michael, but I don't love it and it doesn't give me a jolt like the other albums. I would rather have old, rotting weed than say I like it as a whole.

I remember my cousin gave me a hard time about buying Kris Kross's third album when they lost their baby voices And I still have the Sisqo CD's, NO ONE wanted to buy or trade for them and blamed it on a scratch

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alphastreet said:

I would rather have old, rotting weed than say I like it as a whole.

Like the Cascio tracks, you mean??

MattyJam said:

alphastreet said:

I would rather have old, rotting weed than say I like it as a whole.

Like the Cascio tracks, you mean??

Like Faking News yes. Not knowing whether it's him or not, though I knew it wasn't and had to admit it was like having him die all over again, cause I know his voice like the back of my hand and it felt like mind games when it was all going on you know.

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duccichucka said:

I regret illegally downloading anything Prince has released after

Sign O' The Times.

I regret purchasing anything by Drive By Truckers.

I regret purchasing anything by Bright Eyes.

I regret purchasing anything by Beck.

I regret purchasing anything by Lucy Pearl.

I regret purchasing anything by Weezer after Maladroit.

Seriously?

I can dig it though, there's no grey area when it comes to that album, I've talked with people who either love it or hate it.

I fall under the former category btw, I'm still sad that its a one time project.

the You Got Served soundtrack

I regret...

You're an awful mj fan, it's alllll your fault

seriously LOVE was a regret? It sounds somewhat okay to me, I almost bought it one time.

Harlepolis said:

duccichucka said:

I regret illegally downloading anything Prince has released after

Sign O' The Times.

I regret purchasing anything by Drive By Truckers.

I regret purchasing anything by Bright Eyes.

I regret purchasing anything by Beck.

I regret purchasing anything by Lucy Pearl.

I regret purchasing anything by Weezer after Maladroit.

Seriously?

I can dig it though, there's no grey area when it comes to that album, I've talked with people who either love it or hate it.

I fall under the former category btw, I'm still sad that its a one time project.

I loved Lucy Pearl's cd and just like you, regret that it was a one time project. It's one of my favorite cd's.

babybugz said:

It was this rapper name MIMS one of the worst albums I ever heard. This year I think maybe Young Jeezy and Yelawolf. Curiosity killed the cat.

I won't even lie, Supafreak is my ish.

....Baby One More Time Don't Ask!

aardvark15 said:

....Baby One More Time Don't Ask!

I bought it for $1, and don't regret it. I've played a few songs a few times, so I got my money's worth.

missfee said:

Harlepolis said:

Seriously?

I can dig it though, there's no grey area when it comes to that album, I've talked with people who either love it or hate it.

I fall under the former category btw, I'm still sad that its a one time project.

I loved Lucy Pearl's cd and just like you, regret that it was a one time project. It's one of my favorite cd's.

I also loved Lucy Pearl.