07-29-2004, 11:13 AM
Loverboy: Lovin' Every Minute Of It
I was 13, but still - who was that kid?
I was 13, but still - who was that kid?
The Stupidest/Most Embarassing Albums You Ever Bought
07-29-2004, 11:27 AM
It's never a good sign when you bought the Right Said Fred album and it's not the most purchase you're most ashamed of...
Limp Bizkit-Significant Other
Limp Bizkit-Significant Other
07-29-2004, 12:30 PM
highwaygirl28 Wrote:lord brazle Wrote:Live - Throwing Copper
Really?? You're embarrassed about this album?? I still think it is a great album!
No kidding. As much as I dislike Live these days, Throwing Copper was a killer record, and still is in my opinion.
07-29-2004, 12:50 PM
Treble Charger- "Wide Awake Bored" and "Detox".
Dear god, does this band ever suck now. Thankfully I traded these two CDs in recently for a couple of used Neil Young albums. Remember when Treble Charger were a really good band with a cool sound, interesting songs, and lots of integrity?? NC-17 was one of the best indie-rock albums of it's time, and the Self=Title EP was pretty cool too. But then they went all corporate on us when they signed to BMG and started churning out the same pop-punk garbage everyone else was doing just so they could stay current with the kids. It seems the older Treble Charger got (they're all in their mid-30s now), the younger their fans got. I'm sure that Greig Nori being Sum 41's manager had something to do with it. Bill Priddle obviously saw this coming and left the band at the right time. He was thier best songwriter and they'll never be as good without him. Stick a fork in 'em. They're done.
Dear god, does this band ever suck now. Thankfully I traded these two CDs in recently for a couple of used Neil Young albums. Remember when Treble Charger were a really good band with a cool sound, interesting songs, and lots of integrity?? NC-17 was one of the best indie-rock albums of it's time, and the Self=Title EP was pretty cool too. But then they went all corporate on us when they signed to BMG and started churning out the same pop-punk garbage everyone else was doing just so they could stay current with the kids. It seems the older Treble Charger got (they're all in their mid-30s now), the younger their fans got. I'm sure that Greig Nori being Sum 41's manager had something to do with it. Bill Priddle obviously saw this coming and left the band at the right time. He was thier best songwriter and they'll never be as good without him. Stick a fork in 'em. They're done.
07-29-2004, 01:02 PM
akoso Wrote:Stephen Dame Wrote:PM Dawn.Of course! Set Adrift on Memory Bliss. But when I was a kid 'n liked that song, I always thought PM Dawn was a chick 'n her name was Dawn. If that was a band that deserved any respect, I'd be embarassed about that mistake.
How many people bought Jagged Little Pill? I'm embarassed that I have it, but I'm even more embarassed that when my sister borrows it from me and plays it that I can still sing along... and like it!
Jagged Little Pill is a classic. I don't care what anyone tells me. I think it's one of the best records of the 90's. I don't mind saying that it's a superb album.
07-29-2004, 01:03 PM
"American Psycho" says it all about Treble Charger. Not good! Not good at all!
07-29-2004, 02:17 PM
I'm pretty sure TrebleCharger broke up. Heard it on Edge 102.1 a while ago, so we won't have to worry about another powerfully weak album from them. They performed at this Frosh Week thing last year at Ryerson that I was at, and all I could think was that this was not the same band that released 'Red'. Corporate. Whores.
07-29-2004, 03:13 PM
I too still love Throwing Copperm great CD from start to finish.
When I was a kid I bought the Gerardo tape, you all know who he is...oh yeah baby!
If only I could find it, I betcha there's some die hard in Japan just waiting for the thing to pop up on eBay.
It would be tough to part ways with good old Rico Suave, but I just might let it slip if the price is right :lol:
When I was a kid I bought the Gerardo tape, you all know who he is...oh yeah baby!
If only I could find it, I betcha there's some die hard in Japan just waiting for the thing to pop up on eBay.
It would be tough to part ways with good old Rico Suave, but I just might let it slip if the price is right :lol:
07-29-2004, 03:17 PM
And who says Hip fans are not Suave
"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
07-29-2004, 03:20 PM
Well since you twisted my arm...I used to be a big garth brooks fan when I was living in the burbs of London Ontario...I had a few of the albums, and if a song came on right now I would probably just start singing along..Please...don't hate me! It's not as bad as the spice girls...
07-29-2004, 03:52 PM
Thehip21 Wrote:Well since you twisted my arm...I used to be a big garth brooks fan when I was living in the burbs of London Ontario...I had a few of the albums, and if a song came on right now I would probably just start singing along..Please...don't hate me! It's not as bad as the spice girls...
you bastard.... but I'd have to agree...
*silence*
BUT POSH SPICE IS HOT AND GARTH BROOKS IS NOT!!!!
07-29-2004, 04:23 PM
:lol: I personally think she looks like a cheetah. A really creepy human-cheetah crossbreed.
Most embarassing album I own...hrm...the soundtrack to Cool Runnings? Errr...what else...Ace of Base - The Sign. Now *that's* a bad one. I was in fifth grade...I can't be blamed.
-Jenna
Most embarassing album I own...hrm...the soundtrack to Cool Runnings? Errr...what else...Ace of Base - The Sign. Now *that's* a bad one. I was in fifth grade...I can't be blamed.
-Jenna
07-29-2004, 04:39 PM
tigerthelion Wrote:akoso Wrote:Stephen Dame Wrote:PM Dawn.Of course! Set Adrift on Memory Bliss. But when I was a kid 'n liked that song, I always thought PM Dawn was a chick 'n her name was Dawn. If that was a band that deserved any respect, I'd be embarassed about that mistake.
How many people bought Jagged Little Pill? I'm embarassed that I have it, but I'm even more embarassed that when my sister borrows it from me and plays it that I can still sing along... and like it!
Jagged Little Pill is a classic. I don't care what anyone tells me. I think it's one of the best records of the 90's. I don't mind saying that it's a superb album.
I love Jagged Little Pill, still listen to it on quite a regular basis, I can sing along to all the tunes.. its a great album in my opinion.
Most embarassing album I own? Hmm... Paula Abdul - Spellbound? or noo I know.. I have the soundtrack to the Notting Hill movie.. I dont know what I was thinking, boy does it suck.
07-29-2004, 04:51 PM
direwolf74 Wrote:Treble Charger- "Wide Awake Bored" and "Detox".
Dear god, does this band ever suck now. Thankfully I traded these two CDs in recently for a couple of used Neil Young albums. Remember when Treble Charger were a really good band with a cool sound, interesting songs, and lots of integrity?? NC-17 was one of the best indie-rock albums of it's time, and the Self=Title EP was pretty cool too. But then they went all corporate on us when they signed to BMG and started churning out the same pop-punk garbage everyone else was doing just so they could stay current with the kids. It seems the older Treble Charger got (they're all in their mid-30s now), the younger their fans got. I'm sure that Greig Nori being Sum 41's manager had something to do with it. Bill Priddle obviously saw this coming and left the band at the right time. He was thier best songwriter and they'll never be as good without him. Stick a fork in 'em. They're done.
What a fall eh? Sickening really. Looking back in retrospect it seems that they simply hopped on whatever musical bandwagon there was and tried to pass themselves off as legit. First grunge, then pop-punk. The fact that they refuse to give their ages in interviews (a la Rick The Temp on MuchMusic) is proof positive that they are just pop-genre-hoppers, a la Alanis. If they were still together and trance music all of the sudden became the flavour of the day they'd have a trance music CD out by the end of the year.
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