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Old 06-30-2007, 05:00 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Tanked
I never bought a CD that I know wouldn't like.
Where's the fun in that?

My Dying Bride's "Turn loose the swans" album. It did nought for me, sadly. I still have it though. Hopefully one day I will get into it.

I was initially disappointed in Metallica's "Reload" album, when I bought it. Though, this was on tape rather than CD. "Load" was their first album that i bought, and I loved it, though I would soon discover the tastiness of the old shit. But anyways, I soon bought "Reload" afterwards and thought it was a pile of piss.

Saying that though, I would eventually get into the album and it would be responsible for my obsession with wanting a Hurdy Gurdy (Low Man's Lyrics), which I still covet today.

Other than that, my cd collection is second to none.
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