Skeletons in the cupboard

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Originally Posted by DanJennings

Oh God, where do I start:

Ace Of Base - Happy Nation
2 Unlimited - Best Of
Right Said Fred - Up
Shania Twain - Come On Over
Natalie Imbruglia - Left Of The Middle
Macy Gray - On How Life Is

whew!

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Maybe I'm not as bad as I thought! ;)
I've got all of those apart from Right Said Fred (including 2 copies of Shania Twain, the US & UK versions...)

.......And we play this stuff on HIFI systems too... Oh, the shame :lol: :peace:

Well, I confess to owning something called Sounds Astounding which is the London Philharmonic playing cheesy classics like 1812/Ode to Joy etc augmented by synths from the mid 70's:-

http://www.discogs.com/London-Philha...elease/1174133

me and me mates used to get stoned senseless and ROFL like idiots to it, great fun. Every other record I own is of course totally cool....;)

Girls Aloud---Biology.

One of their best songs...a guilty pleasure.



I also love The Feeling....fantastic modern AOR/Power Pop...great tunes and melodies.



Regards D S D L

I forgot my Sam Fox - Touch Me album. A good couple of laughingly pervy tracks on this one :)

Dan - you forgot to mention that suge babes album!
Although I'm fairly certain that we did discover that the whole album was actually about anal intercourse?? Good times!

I stand by my ting tings album perchace despite constan ribbing from hannah - she also thinks I am rediculas for liking neil diamond, but I see no issue with that what so ever... I guess it all about perspective!
She likes some realy iffy music and is perfectly happy with TMF on the tv, so what right she has to critisise I don't know!?

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Originally Posted by hamish

Dan - you forgot to mention that suge babes album!
Although I'm fairly certain that we did discover that the whole album was actually about anal intercourse?? Good times!

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This is great stuff Guys - keep it coming!

Now where are the Bert Kampfert, Mantovani and James Last aficionados? You're out there somewhere.

I've found a few more titles from my collection:

Chicken Shack, '40 Blue Fingers Freshly Packed and Ready to Serve',

Tom Paxton, 'Peace Will Come', 'Saturday Night', 'New Songs for Old Friends', 'Something in my Life', 'New Songs From the Briarpatch' and ''Heros'. I had quite a shock discovering I had 6 Tom Paxton records.

Françoise Hardy

and how about:

The Nice, 'The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack', 'Ars Longa Vita Brevis', 'The Nice' and 'Five Bridges'?

I don't think I can allow Jean Michel Jarre, but will accept 'Switched-on Bach'!

Regards

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Originally Posted by barry.d.hunt

This is great stuff Guys - keep it coming!

Now where are the Bert Kampfert, Mantovani and James Last aficionados? You're out there somewhere.

I've found a few more titles from my collection:

Chicken Shack, '40 Blue Fingers Freshly Packed and Ready to Serve',

Tom Paxton, 'Peace Will Come', 'Saturday Night', 'New Songs for Old Friends', 'Something in my Life', 'New Songs From the Briarpatch' and ''Heros'. I had quite a shock discovering I had 6 Tom Paxton records.

Françoise Hardy

and how about:

The Nice, 'The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack', 'Ars Longa Vita Brevis', 'The Nice' and 'Five Bridges'?

I don't think I can allow Jean Michel Jarre, but will accept 'Switched-on Bach'!

Regards

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The problem Barry with your list is there are some very good stuff in there imho.


Regards D S D L

I have a stack of Jim Reeves Albums :eek:

its his warm dolcit tones you know

Oh i did spot a Five cd the other day it must be the wifes