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Most embarassing album you've bought!
I bought the EMF album even tho I was a fully paid up indie kid
ok, if i must....I have The Spice Girls' first two albums! ![]() ![]() elliottm likes curvy red-heads
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Re: Most embarassing album you've bought!
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Originally posted by elliottm Born to do it by Craig DavidI bought the EMF album even tho I was a fully paid up indie kid ok, if i must....I have The Spice Girls' first two albums! ![]() ![]() elliottm likes curvy red-heads
Likes tall men with blue eyes
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East 17 Greatest Hits...
emzi (feels her 90's indie kid credibility vanishing by the second...!) |
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Originally posted by emzi restalez Hate to make you feel worse, but my dad bought that as well East 17 Greatest Hits... emzi (feels her 90's indie kid credibility vanishing by the second...!)
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Can't believe I'm admitting this but it was....
..Musical Youth! How dire. Going off to stick my head in an oven!!:'( Please bear in mind I was only 12/13 yrs old at the time and now I am 32 with great taste in music..spare me!! C x |
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If we're talking about when we were kids then the first album I can remember owning is The Bay City Rollers.
Also my nan bought me Rick Astley for Christmas when I was 16. |
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Oh my god. one of those 'top of the pops' albums that appeared in the late sixties/early seventies. In my naiavity I actually thought it was the real aritists singing, and not sesssion singers. I took it to school to play during lunch before I had heard it, the singers were dire and the cover versions appaling!...everyone started laughing and I just wanted the ground to swallow me up!!
I did redeem myself somewhat by bringing in the following week an album by 'the incredible string band', which I got at a local jumble sale. No-one had heard of them, but they looked and sounded so suitabled stoned and spaced out and 'underground' that I regained a bit of face. |
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OMG we had some of them Top Of The Pops albums when I was a kid. They always had a scantilly clan woman on the front. Must have been mid 70's when I was little.
My brother had a Showaddywaddy album, which he now denies but I remember. My little sister had a very bizarre album which was Pinky and Perky doing cover versions of chart songs. How the hell did we grow up so normal? |
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I have to say the Spice girls albums.
I was actually excited about getting them at the time. How ironic that these two pieces of shite rocketed them to stardom? |
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Originally posted by charleah hey you,My brother had a Showaddywaddy album, which he now denies but I remember. My little sister had a very bizarre album which was Pinky and Perky doing cover versions of chart songs. had a showaddwaddy album was a bit of a teddyboy after rock'n'roll as littl'un elliottm and did my mum get me a Status Quo CD once ![]() edit: Quote:
How the hell did we grow up so normal?
lmao!
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Babylon Zoo is my worst by a long shot
If you don't remember them (or are blocking their existance) they did the Levi's "Spaceman" theme, very very bad.....:'( |
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Originally posted by elliottm Hey you too, hey you, had a showaddwaddy album was a bit of a teddyboy after rock'n'roll as littl'un elliottm and did my mum get me a Status Quo CD once ![]() edit: lmao!
did you have any Darts albums? They were about on par with Showaddywaddy. As for Status Quo.......think thats me and you over
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Originally posted by charleah hey you...Hey you too, did you have any Darts albums? They were about on par with Showaddywaddy. As for Status Quo.......think thats me and you over
the rock steady crew, show 'em what to do make a break make a move </less embarassing musical recollection> ![]() well, you haven't heard the half of it...... I bought a tcket for a Status Quo concert! ![]() elliottm ![]() [SIZE=1]had just started at a new job tho and was joining in the spirit - didnt go in the end of course and they sold my tciket and had a beer on me![/SIZE]
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Originally posted by elliottm Thats left me speechless hey you... I bought a tcket for a Status Quo concert! ![]() elliottm ![]() [SIZE=1]had just started at a new job tho and was joining in the spirit - didnt go in the end of course and they sold my tciket and had a beer on me![/SIZE]
But have a confession of my own.....I went to see Level 42 Twice |
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Before I jump off the nearest building. I bought Bros's first album with When Will I Be Famous. Now I jump
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! |
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Tin Machine
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The Wombles - late seventies (made my mum pay for it, so does it count as mine?)
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Originally posted by The Tired One If ir's a question of desire then I think you remain culpable.The Wombles - late seventies (made my mum pay for it, so does it count as mine?) elliottm edit -
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I had to buy the new Gareth Gates album for my cuson.I kknow its sad
And i brought the hear'say album......................GOD that was hard to admit
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I have two contenders
2 unlimited album and the london boys album |
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Originally posted by Darth-Habib these could possibly win it - the london boys is a fabulous contender and surely unbeatable!I have two contenders 2 unlimited album and the london boys album
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Originally posted by elliottm Nothing embarrassing about the Quo! Ok, so I'm a fan - but ask a neutral who goes to see them, and most will agree that their gigs are awesome. Their new album (Heavy Traffic) is the best in 20 years - they're still the best rock and roll band in the land!and did my mum get me a Status Quo CD once ![]() edit: lmao!
And - to fight off the forthcoming criticism... 1) They're not too old 2) They shouldn't retire 3) Their songs don't all sound the same 4) They know more than three chords. I think that's about covered it.....
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Originally posted by Large ha! and the fact that my mum likes themAnd - to fight off the forthcoming criticism... 1) They're not too old 2) They shouldn't retire 3) Their songs don't all sound the same 4) They know more than three chords. I think that's about covered it.....
*runs*
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I'm very proud of my two Aqua CDs - Aquarium and Aquarius.
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Originally posted by katie Oh, flipI'm very proud of my two Aqua CDs - Aquarium and Aquarius. I own them and they are kinda good, especially Aquarius. Some great tracks on them both.
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