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unsaved wrote:Ok, this has to be the absolute worst-I should have all kinds of jagged objects inserted into my ass.

Mid-'80s xmas album from Yes singer Jon Anderson.

I'm feeling a little queer.

Whoa.

simmo wrote:In my early teens, I listened to so much steaming shit. For example:

You're at least the 2nd person to post this and I just don't understand.
You people do know that Dianogah started out as a Ned's Atomic Dustbin cover band, right?

that damned fly wrote:rollins band discography. his books too.

Former self. You're not kidding anyone Fly.

That being said, I STILL have nearly all my Rollins stuff.




I could start a thread called "Steve V.'s Embarassing Teenage Pseudo-Punk Mistakes"

I still own this. I ran across it while packing a few months ago and listened to it.

My favorite album at one time.

Peripatetic wrote:

Major wrote:Man you guys got nothing on me and Peri...

Had it.

In addition to:

yeah, me too. also:



i kinda still like garth brooks though. :X

and finally,

No one is slamming me for Moby? Seriously? How about...



or even

Mark Lansing wrote:

Oshwitz wrote:

I am willing to cop to the fact I still own all my old Game Theory albums, and still listen to them with genuine affection and pleasure. I even bought the Loud Family stuff, too. Come out of the closet, fellow Smart Pop fans!

I've got everything that Scott Miller has ever done.

My most shameful moment - Phil Collins - "Face Value"

It was at a time when I was trying to self-justify enjoying post-"Wind and Wuthering" Genesis. It was odd enjoying MX80 Sound on one hand and Phil Collins Genesis on the other.

My father, who heartily enjoys Kenny Rogers, asked me to turn it off, to "switch it back to The Clash or something, Jesus Christ". That was the camel's back breaking straw.