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Kris
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Nowt wrong wi Pet Shop Boys or Erasure!
However there is something seriously wrong with Mariah Carey
Do I win anything for that confession?
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Tommy BOO
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Mariah Carey is actually one of Martin's codenames.
Mar
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Car
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Mar
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Car
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That's too obvious!  |
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Setareh Juventina
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 16:08 Post subject: |
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I think Melz has now taken over the lead with those Ace of Base records, not one but FOUR! WOOHOO!
Love and Peace
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gillworm
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 18:41 Post subject: |
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i suppose i'm pretty embarrassed about being a donny osmond fan back in '74, though i only bought one album and never saw the band live
i think the first record i bought was called 'look around and you'll find me there' by vince hill, very smooth...and cringeworthy! |
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Melz
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| Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 20:47 Post subject: |
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| Setareh Juventina wrote: |
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I think Melz has now taken over the lead with those Ace of Base records, not one but FOUR! WOOHOO! |
Yes, that Ace of Base collection of mine is a bit cringe-worthy. Three albums-worth of that synth'ed up straight-to-radio pop that you either love or hate, and one masterpiece album that took the formula just a little step further. (But of course, that didn't sell so they reverted to their old style. You know how it is in the music biz.  )
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Tommy BOO
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I'm bringing the good old thread back to life...
A couple of months ago I bought The Best of Frankie Goes To Hollywood... I thought that they were a good band, I had only heard good things about them, but... The whole bloody album is pure shite! 
Okay, I didn't pay too much for it, but still, it's one of the records I wish I had never bought!
Yesterday I saw one of their old music videos on TV. I had a good laugh at those silly Pet Shop Boys wannabes!
More embarrassing records later...
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GLEN MEDEIROS
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| Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2003 21:24 Post subject: |
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| WAKE UP BOO BY THE BOO RADLEYS WHAT A PILE OF OLD TOSS. |
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Forbes Hyphen
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| Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2003 23:25 Post subject: |
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| No no no, the use of Wake Up Boo! on talksport is the absolute kiss of death. |
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Dubya-t
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I was going to start a thread like this the other day, but never got round to it, still...
The most disturbing thing I have festering away in a cupboard is:
STRYPER.
Why 
They are in good company, being flanked by Dokken, Magnum, Giuffria and White Lion. My mid teens were a descent into soft ponce rock hell ( I even liked a Then Jericho song for fucks sake!!!!). I nearly grew BIG HAIR and sucked in my cheeks like I'd just bitten a wasp!! (check out David Coverdale circa 1987 & you'll see what I mean!)
Fortunately I came through this incident relatively unscathed.
I am also a fan of Marillion! 
I'll get my coat.......
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Forbes Hyphen
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| Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 16:26 Post subject: |
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A fan of Marillion....
Bloody right you should get your coat! |
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Plank
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| Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 17:20 Post subject: |
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'staring at the sun' by level 42, which, on top of being a level 42 album, was a really shit level 42 album, and has been deleted from my life in an act of stalinist revisionism.
my mate mat was right, i should have bought 'new jersey' by bon jovi. |
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Tommy BOO
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OK, we've been talking about our favourite/worst gigs lately, now it's time for the most embarrassing records you've bought. Again.
I've already mentioned "Deep Down & Dirty" by Stereo MC's and "The Best of Frankie Goes To Hollywood"... Here are some others:
- 3 albums by
The Wings
("At The Speed of Sound" was one of the first CDs I ever bought)
- 3 albums by
Duran Duran
(OK, 'Ordinary World' is a top song)
- 5
Deep Purple
albums (they aren't that bad actually but I think someone mocked them earlier in this thread. )
- "Permission To Land" by
The Darkness
... and yes, I like it.
AND...
- 2 albums by
Simply Red
!!! OK, I have no idea what I was thinking of when I bought them, I don't think I ever liked them (haha, honestly) but I listen to them every now and then - they always make me laugh. (come on, 'Something Got Me Started' is seriously funny)
[Seriously funny? How's that possible?]
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