20 Most Embarrassing Albums To Own - Ten

Carlos D wrote:

I was reading the Irish Independent earlier and Ten was on its list of 20 most embarassing albums to own,it was number 12 in a list which included Westlife and Garth Brooks. They said ,'They called it Grunge but it was actually sludge.' What a pile of poo. http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/music/go-on-confess--yoursquove-got-a-criminal-record-1357681.html


This paper seems to have something against Pearl Jam,they once wrote the most misinformed article I've ever read about how Pearl Jam were jumping on the politics bandwagon with Worldwide Suicide to revive their career. http://www.independent.ie/unsorted/features/rockin-in-the-free-world-its-all-about-timing-96220.html

muppets!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When I saw the title I thought someone else had found this:

http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=435

what a terrible article.

I own, or have owned, seven of those "embarrassing" albums. Proud of it, too !

silly

Its Evolution Baby wrote:

I was pissed until I saw Appetite for Destruction on there. That album is a rock classic and so is Ten.

This writer thinks hes way funnier then he actually is. He should write for Saturday Night Live.

ha

I think he's right about Garth Brooks, though. Here's my embarrassing admission -- I actually did buy a Garth Brooks album once. I don't know what I was thinking. I think there may have been one song of his that sounded like a cross-over to me, and I liked it. I don't remember which album, and I only played it once -- probably not even the entire way through. I am so ashamed.

God, I hope there aren't any Garth Brooks fans reading this.

opinions are like assholes everyone has one but you have to wipe to keep it clean and this ass didn't or it might be true that the irish get drunk for breakfast j/k you irish fighters out there ....

catwoman wrote:

I think he's right about Garth Brooks, though. Here's my embarrassing admission -- I actually did buy a Garth Brooks album once. I don't know what I was thinking. I think there may have been one song of his that sounded like a cross-over to me, and I liked it. I don't remember which album, and I only played it once -- probably not even the entire way through. I am so ashamed.

God, I hope there aren't any Garth Brooks fans reading this.

I'm not a country fan, but Garth Brooks is probably one of the more artistic - prob the only one in his era. Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, etc were all geniuses in my opinion. Today, country music is too cheesy (for lack of a better word). All the songs are the same and all singers sound the same.

I'm not a Garth Brooks fan by any means, but do appreciate his talents. I think if he would have chosen to do any other genre he could have succeeded in a different way. Maybe not as popular but more respected.

tdub wrote:

I'm not a country fan, but Garth Brooks is probably one of the more artistic - prob the only one in his era. Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, etc were all geniuses in my opinion. Today, country music is too cheesy (for lack of a better word). All the songs are the same and all singers sound the same.

I'm not a Garth Brooks fan by any means, but do appreciate his talents. I think if he would have chosen to do any other genre he could have succeeded in a different way. Maybe not as popular but more respected.

That makes me feel better about having bought a Garth Brooks album! I guess I was reacting to the rock elements in one of his songs. By the way, I never thought of Johnny Cash early in his career as a country singer. In the days before FM radio (yes, I can remember those days!), his songs were played on the top 40 stations. I love PJ's cover of 25 Minutes to Go, and I love Johnny's cover of that Nine Inch Nails song.