For me, it is this after doing some inventory.



I received it as a gift, from a clueless relative back in high school about ten years ago. I was a novice to music and hadn't heard any Cream yet. Not a good introduction for Clapton and colored my whole opinion of his work. Mediocre guitar playing coupled with bad songs and that horrible overproduced 80's quality that one associates with Phil Collins who in fact worked on this particular record. It also features the annoying "It's In The Way That You Use It" used on the soundtrack to the Martin Scorsese film The Color of Money.

How about you?

easy. the first one i bought, i still have it:



( i was 12 )

Even that cover is stupid for the lack of imagination.

i don't own it, but if anyone does they deserve their shame

It was a nice price bargain bin and they said the album was prog.

mrdfnle wrote:

It was a nice price bargain bin and they said the album was prog.

You know how many Journey lp's I see at flea markets? Never any Led Zeppelin, Blue Cheer, Crazy Horse or Stooges. Yet Journey is always available.

Gljukoza Nostra.

It's hard to say for certain if it's my *most* embarrassing album of all time,

but it definitely is the most embarrassing album I actually like and occasionally listen to.

further confession:

I had just purchased Cannibalism Vol. I&II. In the bargain bin and I played a hunch.

The album is still in the plastic. I'll pay someone to take it off the lot.

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