Embarrassing music you've listened to after a couple of glasses...
Posted by: JWM on 19 January 2007
OK opening gambit. Elkie Brooks this evening. (But it made Mrs JWM very happy 
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)Posted on: 20 January 2007 by Gianluigi Mazzorana
For me?
It's not the music to be embarrassing but the number of glasses!
It's not the music to be embarrassing but the number of glasses!
Posted on: 20 January 2007 by {OdS}
cheers!
Posted on: 20 January 2007 by ewemon
John Denver- Rocky Mountain High. My excuse was I had a girl in one arm (giving her my "full" attention) and a bottle in the other. She liked John Denver whereas I didn't. However it did sure sound good at the time.
Posted on: 20 January 2007 by Chillkram
Leo Sayer Silverbird
Bought for me when I was a teenager by my mum (hated it then!) and dug out for a listen at Christmas with a few friends around and (ahem) one or two glasses of red consumed between us.
I must also 'fess up to owning 'Like A Virgin' by Madonna.
Mark
Bought for me when I was a teenager by my mum (hated it then!) and dug out for a listen at Christmas with a few friends around and (ahem) one or two glasses of red consumed between us.
I must also 'fess up to owning 'Like A Virgin' by Madonna.
Mark
Posted on: 22 January 2007 by JohanR
Well, it hasn't happened so far as I don't have it, but "All By Myself" with Celin Dion is something that probably could happen when I'm drunk.
I have the original with Eric Carmen, so the idea isn't that far off...
I to have a record with Madonna. Time to start Madonna-haters Anonymous?
JohanR
I have the original with Eric Carmen, so the idea isn't that far off...
quote:I must also 'fess up to owning 'Like A Virgin' by Madonna.
I to have a record with Madonna. Time to start Madonna-haters Anonymous?
JohanR
Posted on: 22 January 2007 by PJT
Spinning Fred Daggs Greatest Hits went down like a lead balloon...
Was good comedy in the 70's, but nowadays more than just dated :-)
Was good comedy in the 70's, but nowadays more than just dated :-)
Posted on: 25 January 2007 by Diode100
I used to be very fond of Andy Stewart's soulful lament, The Scottish Soldier, the one with the bagpipe solo - but then I discovered the Yardbirds.
Posted on: 25 January 2007 by Diode100
If Madonna stuck to music she would be ok, here's the sunday times, best ever complilation for the lady:-
1 Cherish Quite simply one of the greatest pop songs ever. “Romeo and Juliet, they never felt this way, I bet”, indeed.
2 Papa Don’t Preach Her best vocal, and the most musically rewarding of her early songs.
3 Material Girl The defining anthem of the greed-is-good decade?
4 Vogue Did anyone ever master the dance steps? Maybe not, but we sang along all the same.
5 Into the Groove The moment when, with the Desperately Seeking Susan tie-in, she went stratospheric.
6 Like a Prayer The video was condemned as blasphemous, overshadowing this hair-raisingly good song.
7 Ray of Light Always at her best when written off, Madonna discovered rave here, and blazed back into contention.
8 Borderline Impossibly addictive 1980s electro, back when she pretty much owned the genre.
9 Music A return to her dancefloor roots — reductive, in your face, unmistakable.
10 Like a Virgin A helium-voiced come-on, touching the world for the very first time. DC
1 Cherish Quite simply one of the greatest pop songs ever. “Romeo and Juliet, they never felt this way, I bet”, indeed.
2 Papa Don’t Preach Her best vocal, and the most musically rewarding of her early songs.
3 Material Girl The defining anthem of the greed-is-good decade?
4 Vogue Did anyone ever master the dance steps? Maybe not, but we sang along all the same.
5 Into the Groove The moment when, with the Desperately Seeking Susan tie-in, she went stratospheric.
6 Like a Prayer The video was condemned as blasphemous, overshadowing this hair-raisingly good song.
7 Ray of Light Always at her best when written off, Madonna discovered rave here, and blazed back into contention.
8 Borderline Impossibly addictive 1980s electro, back when she pretty much owned the genre.
9 Music A return to her dancefloor roots — reductive, in your face, unmistakable.
10 Like a Virgin A helium-voiced come-on, touching the world for the very first time. DC
Posted on: 25 January 2007 by Chief Chirpa
Oh, if only I still had my Howard Jones album. I leant it my brother in about 1985!
Anyhow, to answer the question, nothing beats 'Beatles, Bach, and Bacharach Go Bossanova' that I borrowed from my folks.
Do You Know The Way To San Jose? Not arf!
Anyhow, to answer the question, nothing beats 'Beatles, Bach, and Bacharach Go Bossanova' that I borrowed from my folks.
Do You Know The Way To San Jose? Not arf!
Posted on: 27 January 2007 by trane
Drank a few glasses, went for CD shopping, got this awful Laurence Hobgood album on Naim. Luckily paid for it just a $1 in a used store.