Worst Records (you have owned at some point in your life)

I love Growing Up In Public . I like all his albums, I've never heard Mistrial though.

Oh, what was that reunion "Specials" album, around 1995 or so.

Dis-a-point-ing.

Take The Holiday Train by the Duke Ellington Orchestra under the leadership of Mercer Ellington. It'd be a mighty bland recording by any standard--stunted sound quality, bored sounding musicians playing lame charts--but attaching Duke's name makes it downright obnoxious.

i own a copy of the album of demos that christina aguilera put out in 2001 (just be free). it is the worst album i own by a mile.

New York? Well I wouldn't go that far, but I still would play "I love you Suzanne" in preference any day..

I have a Coltrane live in Stockholm '63 (iirc) with McCoy Tyner going 'wheeeee, wheeee, wheeeee, wheeee, wheeeeee, wheeeeeeee' most of the way through it, making it a very tough listen.

Close to the Edge by Yes.

i bought the rednex album on a school trip to Germany when i was about 13. even my young, undiscerning self realised quickly that it wasn't even worth the comedy value.

in adult life, i'm ready to give the Beach Boys the benefit of the doubt through most of their career but that 1985 s/t album is reaching quite a bit.

Three Dollar Bill Y'all by Limp Bizkit. I was only fifteen but I'm still deeply ashamed

i take it back, this orgy album's pretty okay! lead single is still >>>>>> the record itself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NczLNctogZk

for context i now kind of think this album is a much less good mechanical animals

essentially i'm wondering if ned's ever heard it

Any Doors album.

eiffel 65