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Topic: What would you consider the most embarrassing music to been seen on your iPod?
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Snaggy
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posted September 16, 2007 21:37
What would make you cringe if it was on your music player?
for me, hmmmm... almost all of the Billboard top 10 of the last 15 years.
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GrumpySteen
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posted September 16, 2007 22:00
Nothing makes me cringe... that's why I have a page on last.fm
All my crappy music is there to see ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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The Famous Druid
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posted September 16, 2007 22:14
Is this a good time to confess that I used to have "The Wiggles Greatest Hits" on my iPod?
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Bibo
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posted September 16, 2007 22:38
You guys suck! Thanks for the Barry Manilow comic after taking the poll. Yes I do have copacabana in my head now!
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GrumpySteen
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posted September 17, 2007 06:27
Hm... a virus/worm that rewrites random mp3s on your hard drive with low quality mp3s of crappy country songs... or bluegrass. Everyone loves banjos!
It wouldn't be hard to create.
... and having said that, I will now be blamed if anything of the sort ever does appear *chuckle*
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Alexia
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posted September 17, 2007 07:27
Hmmm....try a music from ze cabra, its the worst thing you will ever heard in your all life, trust me!
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Stereo
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posted September 17, 2007 09:38
From my actual little "guilty pleasures" collection, I'd never put any of the songs from Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" soundtrack CD on my iPod. (Yikes! I own a song sung by Céline! ) And then, there's this Brassens CD I bought because I mixed-up names. It's not that he's bad, he's just... let's say, playfully licentious. And just to top it up, I have a couple of cheesy 80's hairbands songs.
But music I'd be truly ashamed to find on my iPod, irregardless of how it got there? Well, you know how female singers who really can sing are called "voice singers?" (Or is it "vocal singers?" - In French: "chanteuses à voix".) I always wondered "to distinguish them from what other kind of singers?", then it hit me: it's to tell them apart from the bosom singers - those who have nice bodies but can't sing. CDs sell for their cover "art." You know what I mean. Well, any song from those bosom singers I would hate to find on my playlist. If they ever have a real good song, someone else will sing it for real at some point, so I'd rather wait for a good rendition.
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posted September 17, 2007 09:51
Bonnie Tyler.
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posted September 17, 2007 10:41
The songs I've written.
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stevenback7
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posted September 17, 2007 12:12
If I saw rap on my mp3 player I would cry.
Ummm probably most embarrassing song on there right now is "sugar sugar" by the Archies.
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Grummash
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posted September 17, 2007 13:46
I don't cringe about any of the music I do like - from Chas 'n' Dave to the Flying Pickets.... but if any Motown found its way onto my iPod I would be mortified.
...and Stereo... I won't hear a word said against Georges Brassens - "Gare au Gorille" is a masterpiece, although I can only appreciate the words in the wonderful english version by Jake Thackeray.
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Wingless
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posted September 17, 2007 16:25
I'm not embarrassed about any of my horrible music. Especially not the two English Sailormoon cds. >_>
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posted September 17, 2007 16:35
I don't actually own an iPod - or any mp3 player to be honest... but if my once heard never forgotten "Tredegar"(very very bad derivative 'rock') LP ever found its way out of the "trash vinyl" to any digital medium I would have to hang me head in shame...
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GrumpySteen
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posted September 17, 2007 16:50
Wait... I need to revise my answer. I do have something rather embarassing on my MP3 player, although it's not quite music.
A friend of mine who likes my voice just a little too well asked me to read a story and record it for her. The story turned out to be some slash fiction that she had written...
"Hermione asked if she could see his wand..."
Yeah... I'm not posting that one.
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posted September 17, 2007 20:38
[URL=Insane Clown Posse - Neden Game]Rated R NC 17 [/URL]
I had this on my Zune and my sister heard it... mind you shes super religious, wow did the sparks fly after that. ROTFL
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Bibo
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posted September 17, 2007 20:52
quote: Originally posted by hal9000: [URL=Insane Clown Posse - Neden Game]Rated R NC 17 [/URL]
I had this on my Zune and my sister heard it... mind you shes super religious, wow did the sparks fly after that. ROTFL
Holy Crap someone owns a Zune!?! Shouldn't that be the embarrassing part?
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Xanthine
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posted September 17, 2007 20:56
quote: Originally posted by Steen: Wait... I need to revise my answer. I do have something rather embarassing on my MP3 player, although it's not quite music.
A friend of mine who likes my voice just a little too well asked me to read a story and record it for her. The story turned out to be some slash fiction that she had written...
"Hermione asked if she could see his wand..."
Yeah... I'm not posting that one.
I'm not sure who should be more embarassed about that one. You for allowing yourself to be recorded reading slash out loud, or her for writing slash in the first place...
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posted September 18, 2007 06:33
quote: Originally posted by Xanthine: quote: Originally posted by Steen: Wait... I need to revise my answer. I do have something rather embarassing on my MP3 player, although it's not quite music.
A friend of mine who likes my voice just a little too well asked me to read a story and record it for her. The story turned out to be some slash fiction that she had written...
"Hermione asked if she could see his wand..."
Yeah... I'm not posting that one.
I'm not sure who should be more embarassed about that one. You for allowing yourself to be recorded reading slash out loud, or her for writing slash in the first place...
I think I've finally found a marketable use for my Australian accent .. great idea Steen ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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Stereo
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posted September 18, 2007 07:16
quote: Originally posted by Grummash: ...and Stereo... I won't hear a word said against Georges Brassens - "Gare au Gorille" is a masterpiece, although I can only appreciate the words in the wonderful english version by Jake Thackeray.
Oh, I won't say anything bad about him. He is quite skilled with words, and sings reasonably well. It's just that many (most?) of his songs aren't exactly appropriate for young ears or unprepared mixed company.
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GrumpySteen
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posted September 18, 2007 08:09
Xanthine wrote: I'm not sure who should be more embarassed about that one. You for allowing yourself to be recorded reading slash out loud, or her for writing slash in the first place...
I don't know which of us -should- be more embarassed, but I'm pretty certain she would be a lot more embarassed than I if she was identified as the author.
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posted September 18, 2007 18:36
Alright.
Confession time.
I had virtually all of Barry Manilow's entire collection on my iPod.
But I'm not embarrassed. We Fanilows do not cringe.
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SimpleMan
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posted October 17, 2007 22:56
ANy hip-hop/rap in the past 15 years is well just really bad. I love all types of music but my least favorite is rap.
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posted October 18, 2007 00:45
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