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I'll go first:

- Tubular Bells. Yes it's excruciating in places, but I grew up with it on the whole time so I can't help liking it.

- The Singles by Feeder. Feeder are the definition of a 3-and-a-half star band, but for some reason a couple of their singles just stick in my head

I'm sure I can think of some more...

"just the way i'm feeling" is a good song me thinks.

ok, off the top of my head:

Michael Jackson - Bad (awesome production, especially compared to the compressed rubbish being churned out)

most of Duran Duran's stuff. dunno though, i'm not embarassed to tell people i like that stuff, but i certainly wouldn't be seen rollin', with the windows down, and cranked.

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:"just the way i'm feeling" is a good song me thinks.
most of Duran Duran's stuff. dunno though, i'm not embarassed to tell people i like that stuff, but i certainly wouldn't be seen rollin', with the windows down, and cranked.

that's the exact definition of "embarrasing album I was thinking of. Also see: the sort of album that, when you buy it, you have to get a bunch of suposedly hip stuff at the same time so the checkout girl doesn't look at you like you're dirt...

in that case, amazon ftw.

Joanna Newsom - Ys

She sounds like an elf.

I've got a soft spot for a lot of Eagles tracks, Hotel California in particular as it takes me back to backpacking holidays in Europe in the early eighties.

Mat Linnett wrote:I've got a soft spot for a lot of Eagles tracks, Hotel California in particular as it takes me back to backpacking holidays in Europe in the early eighties.

wtf? who's embarrassed listening to them?

Im not impartial to Johnny Cash. And Madonna. :$

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:wtf? who's embarrassed listening to them?

It's seen as music for old folks over here, as well as being confused for Country & Western by a lot of misguided younger UK residents.

the eagles own. no shame nigga

I'm partial to songs by The Cranberries, Counting Crows, Sixpence, Four Seasons, and other bands from the early to mid-90s. Plus a bunch of oldies from the 80s by bands like Tears for Fears, The Cars, and Blondie. My mother used to listen to an 80s and 90s radio station at home and that kind of music was all I heard.

It's nostalgic for me, and I love all of it more than I probably should.

mjrpes wrote:Joanna Newsom - Ys

She sounds like an elf.

I'm not embarrassed at all to say this is easily the best album I've heard in years.

I guess my embarrassing album would be Paramore. :/

I've been doing security at a dance club/bar on weekends lately....and I'm starting to like that
Justin Timberlake music that they play. I'm not saying I'm gonna buy the album....but I am embarrassed to say that I'm starting to like it.



I'm also a sucker for that Christine Aguilera song "Beautiful".

Geebs wrote:.

somebody ban this moron...

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:Michael Jackson - Bad (awesome production, especially compared to the compressed rubbish being churned out)

No shame, man.. He was still black at the time

DJ Alice/DJ Jurgen - Better Off Alone

(though I don't know what album its from and I'm not embarrassed at all about it)

Not too much to be embarrassed about in this thread. Michael Jackson, Cash, Counting Crows... all good. (although Thriller is where it's at).

Now Timberlake and Aguilera. Those ARE embarrassing.

As for myself... hmmm...
If it's an album I LIKE, I'm probably not embarrassed about it and have no qualms listening to it in public. But I'm sure there are a lot that people would laugh at me for. Dylan, John Denver, Live (post-2000), Woody Guthrie, Bizet (Bernstein), Bing Crosby, The Wailin' Jennys, etc...

Probably the closest thing to embarrassment is Bone Thugs N Harmony and maybe Candlebox. I also have GnR's Spaghetti Incident, but I don't like it, nor do I listen to it, so it doesn't count.

Chupacabra wrote:DJ Alice/DJ Jurgen - Better Off Alone

(though I don't know what album its from and I'm not embarrassed at all about it)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIxa1aS7TfA

werldhed wrote: But I'm sure there are a lot that people would laugh at me for. John Denver

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzldLJco ... re=related

the polyphonic spree- the fragile army.... (choral symphonic rock)

don't tell my friends.

Dave wrote:

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:Michael Jackson - Bad (awesome production, especially compared to the compressed rubbish being churned out)

No shame, man.. He was still black at the time

i'm not ashamed of any music i'd listen to or admit to listening to, just not crankin' in the car.

I actually quite like both of Evanescence's albums.

Also, The Sounds. Most people seem to think they're just cheap teenage punk-disco cash-ins but they are actually really good songwriters, and Maja has enough punch and character in her voice to put the band a few notches above most other bands in the genre.

Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill.

Okay. Fire away fellas.

Unplugged.