Worst album you still own

[spup1122]

I might have been the last person to regularly buy cassette (and eventually CD) singles. I own This Is How We Do It by Montell Jordan

Had it. Probably still do somewhere. Man, I really need a better CD collection. My iPod has spoiled me.

 

[Freelance Hack]

I might have been the last person to regularly buy cassette (and eventually CD) singles. I own This Is How We Do It by Montell Jordan and Return Of The Mack by Mark Morrison, both in extended form.

On the other hand, I also still have my copy of Craig Mack's Flava In Your Ear (the remix extended single version), so there's that.

There's an extended version of "Return of the Mack?" Oh my God! I gots to get that.

 

[Unibomber]

Don't even try to challenge me:
-- I too have Ace of Base and Boyz II Men, but you also can mix in a little Bell Biv Devoe with all of that

I have Boyz II Men, AND the All-4-One Christmas CD. Plus, almost every Blood, Sweat, & Tears album that is on CD, including one particularly rare find. I listen to the B,S, & T once a week.

Several times a week, I also listen to Eminem's Marshall Mathers LP and scream at the top of my lungs.

The Marshall Mather's LP was one of the Top 200 by Rock Hall. It was in the Top 50 even, so it cannot count here.

 

[Bullrog]

I have a CD of KISS covers by various. Including Garth Brooks doing "Beth".

That is the "Kiss My Ass" CD that came out around '95.
Garth Brooks actually did "Hard Luck Woman".
There are some really good songs on that CD. Dinosaur Jr.'s version of "Goin' Blind" is really good. "Calling Dr. Love" was done by Shandi's Addiction, which feature Maynard from Tool, Brad Wilk and Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine, and Billy Gould from Faith No More.
One song that was supposed to be on it was Nine Inch Nails' version of "Love Gun", which would have been bad-ass.

 

[audreyld]

Wynona Judd's solo debut CD.
Wynona.

 

[wickedwritah]

I love the MM LP.

 

[BYH]

Spacehog, "In the Meantime" (1996)

I'd consider buying a Toadies album about that time just as bad of an investment.

Them's fighting words. Those two songs right there are among the best singles of the alt-rock era...ESPECIALLY "Possum Kingdom." It's too bad the Toadies broke up after that, but at least they left on top. That song is forking great.

Some of you need to re-define the suck. Bryan Adams DOES NOT SUCK. At least before 1994. Reckless is a classic album (hi Huggy!). And "In The Heat Of The Night" off Into The Fire is one of the best singles of the '80s.

To answer the question would require a wide-angle lens shot of my CD collection. And my wife is sleeping so that's not happening.

 

[spup1122]

I do, too, and mine has scratches so I have to skip the blow job track.

Doc and I are now listening to Boyz II Men, Motown Philly on youtube. God bless youtube.

 

[Bullrog]

Them's fighting words. Those two songs right there are among the best singles of the alt-rock era...ESPECIALLY "Possum Kingdom." It's too bad the Toadies broke up after that, but at least they left on top. That song is forking great.

They didn't break up right after that. I remember them putting out a new album sometime around 2002.

 

[BYH]

I had II for the longest time. Was a favorite of mine as a high school sophomore.
What a pussy-whipped cocksucker I was.

I can beat all of you, though. Somewhere, kicking around, I still have "Ooooooh ... on the TLC tip." Can't get around to throwing it away.

HAHAHA the pussy-whipped cocksucker comment is quote-worthy.

TLC is OK. "Baby Baby Baby" is a great song. And the lead three singles off the next album are classics: "Red Light Special," "Waterfalls" and "Creep." Waterfalls OWNED the summer of '95. That and "Spiderwebs."

 

[BYH]

I have a Culture Club album. Real vinyl. No, i do not want to talk about it.

Too late.

I had it on vinyl as well. Of coures, I was 9.

 

[wickedwritah]

Don't go chasing waterfalls
Please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to

Surprised Magic Johnson didn't end up in that video.