I enjoyed the embarrassment of some of the favorite albums of all time thread so much I figured we should share some skeletons.

1 - Britney Spears - Who cares which album. She is a New Orleans area kid so I gave her a chance. But i did not inhale. That is one bad album.
2 - Mili Vinilli - Saw them live in concert. No doubt there were not singing.
3 - Poison - all of them, but I won't see Brett Michaels in concern when he comes next month. Does that help?
4 - Guns and Roses Live - worst quality recording, of music I like, I have ever heard.
5 - do I need more?

Hmmmm.....I had enough K-tel records to wallpaper my family room...let me think: Sound Explosion/Dynamite/Canadian Mint....remember how they used to edit the songs? "Light My Fire" like 3 minutes long!! Guitar solos cut out ect...

From my high-school days of having a car with a pair of 12's in the trunk. Oh yeah, that was cool .



It's in my basement somewhere, on a cassette. Where it shall stay.

Ahh, just what i was hoping for. Peter, why did you give up the 12's? They are making some serious bass music now. I have been able to hang on to one 10" but I do bear the ridicule of my friends and family.

I once had a Corey Hart album, a girlfriend at the time really liked him so....wait a minute...in a way, this was the best album I owned!!

Because I grew up. My trunk now needs to hold things like groceries and golf clubs.

I still enjoy a little bassy techno every now and then, Daft Punk, Phutureprimitive, etc. I just have no desire to share it with all the cars or homes around me.

Worst albums I own(ed):

Deep Down in Dance - V/A (I got it free, does that count?)

Thin Red Line & Diamond Sun - Glass Tiger (I was 13-14, and chicks liked that stuff!)

Pornograffiti - Extreme (yes, that piece of drek with Hole Hearted and More than Words... the only CD I've actually given away)

Bren R.

I actually like some of the tracks from whatever bass 305 cd i have ripped onto my computer. I used to think it was retarted to have so much bass in a car but then what do you know, i built this ginourmous box that takes up my entire extra cab and love to crank it up as loud as it will go just because... i can.

I was thrown strait into the musical deep end in my first year of college by a group of people who had an average 7 or 8 extra years of living over me, so by the time I owned my first system, I ended up with mostly decent stuff.

Probably the worst album I bought was Season of the Witch, Seven Stills and John Mayall. Great artists, but the album was cut from a late night, drug and alcahol induced jam session that someone thought they should sell. The title track was good. The rest was embarassing.

I also owned a couple of Nazareth albums that I could never listen to again.

If we're only counting stuff I own as opposed to stuff my wife owns:

Gary Hoey-Bug Alley. This album was so badly mastered it caused me to get into a car accident. I haven't listened to it since.