The Top Five Most Embarrassing Albums On My iPod:
- To The Extreme, Vanilla Ice
- Greatest Hits, Journey
- Songs from Dawson’s Creek, Various Artists
- Dance Into The Light, Phil Collins
- Guitar By The Fire, John Tesh
the munchkin wrangler.
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John Tesh?
I can see Vanilla Ice, just, barely, but…
JOHN TESH!
As someone who’s actively participated in the Commodore 64 Music Remix Scene in the last 6 months, there’s really nothing I can add to this.
Any music credibility I had went up in a puff of electronic beepy noises years ago.
Beep. Beep. Beep.
Journey…I’ll give you that, but I’m with the majority here………
John Tesh???
What Live at Redrocks?
What’s next Yanni????
I am sore afeared my new friend!
Um, I have Yanni on my iPod.
And “Celtic Twilight” Albums 1 and 2.
Songs from Dawson’s Creek, Various Artists . Really?!?
I never thought I would have music in common with you, but I actually have 3 and 4 on my iPod too.
It’s my wife’s music. Really.
Bon Jovi – Greatest Hits
CSS – Cansei de Ser Sexy
DJ Jazzy Jeff – He’s the DJ
Il Divo – Siempre
Josie and the Pussycats – Movie Soundtrack
Also, I have that same Journey album but I don’t feel bad about it–Journey is great drinking music.
What’s an iPod?
It’s a magical device that captures people’s voices. The palefaces brought them to our village last week, and traded them for a few shiny rocks we found in the hills.
Fools.
It hold the voices of ghosts.
*ponders*
Assuming Rick Astley’s dead, anyway.
Ah, a glorified MP3 player, then!
(I just have a puny, non-descript HCT 5Gb MP3 player, because I never understood the infatuation with yet another iProduct…)
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Eric Clapton – Clapton Chronicles. EC has made some great music over the years. Important work in the field of electric guitar. These… these are not those songs.
Jesus Christ Superstar on vinyl?
Best of the Spencer Davis Group. I’m not even sure why.
I guess I could be embarassed by having all the Cowboy Bebop albums.
As someone with serious metal cred, I should probably be ashamed of my TSO albums. I ain’t though.
Had to struggle hard for that.
ABBA- Dancing Queen
Bangles-Eternal Flame
Celine Dion-All By Myself
Henry Mancini & his Orchestra-Moon River
Josh Groban-February Song
I don’t usually do albums on the i-Pod unless it’s Jimmy Buffett or George Strait.
This only got me to the letter “J”.
My five:
Air Supply The Definitive Collection
ABBA Gold Greatest Hits
John Denver Country Roads Collection
Stephen Bishop Greatest Hits
Original Phantom Of The Opera Soundtrack from the Broadway play.
I too have Journey’s Greatest Hits, but I’m not embarrassed by it. In fact, when I play it, I sing along at the top of my lungs! Damn those within earshot!!
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