Thread: Songs you're not afraid to say you bought
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Old 07-03-2006, 01:11 PM   #7
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Anyone who's ashamed of their song selection should probably be shot or something. Or at least slapped for listening to songs and being "afraid" or "ashamed" to admit it.

I have that Vanilla Ice CD still, BTW. Then again, I don't throw out discs unless they're damaged beyond use. I still have this band called "Dropkick Jesus" around here somewhere, which I was handed in the parking lot of a Disturbed concert, that I never bothered to throw away.

Not to mention every CD my father's ever sent my way, which means a lot of country I'd never listen to, free CDs/won off the radio (I know my music trivia), and shitty CDs I bought because they seemed decent at the time. The VI CD would fit in there.

Not buying a lot of fotm bands, it's hard to name some CDs. I'm sure in 20 years the Stripes'll be laughed at (Probably should be laughed at now), though, and I've got two or three of them.
I own every Extreme CD, which should get everyone laughing when they consider how gay I find hair metal to be.

I can't think of others, but I'm sure there are some, especially late 80s/early 90s that I would need to be "courageous" about saying I bought them.
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