Black Sheep of the CD Collection?

[brampta]

Does anyone else have CDs in their collection that just absolutely go against the grain of everything else you own??

What is your most "out there" CD?

I think mine would have to be Shania Twain - Come on over

 

[Harry Bosch]

all my old inxs stuff...

 

[coxon]

[mumble] bon jovi - 'cross roads' [/mumble]

 

[PrincessPark]

Don McLean - "American Pie" is a definite what the - ? of my collection.

 

[vanders]

Frank Sinatra - New York New York (im pretty sure thats what the albums called, i dunno though, havent looked at it/listened to it in a while)

 

[coxon]

ahhh...

 

[Docker_Brat]

Originally posted by vanders
Frank Sinatra - New York New York (im pretty sure thats what the albums called, i dunno though, havent looked at it/listened to it in a while)

Ditto.

 

[The Hitman]

Queen: Greatest Hits
Coldplay: Parachutes

The Hitman

 

[Squeak]

Craig David - Born To Do It

Basically the only non punk/ska album I own.

 

[Mooster7]

If six months ago you would have told me I would start growing a Beach Boys collection, I would have said....well why try to beat the swear filter?

Lioness got me started on the BB's, and I've gained an enormous appreciation of them since. On the surface, they clash with the rest of my collection like brown shoes and a tux. In reality, I have a bunch of kick ass CD's.

 

[Santos L Helper]

Tom Jones Greates Hits......but I love the man so I'm proud to have it.

Mooster, what if you have a brown tux?

 

[CURVE]

In the middle of all my Blondie, DEVO, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Rollins Band and Grinspoon CD's is a Best of Abba Double CD.

Voulez Vou (spelling. who cares) is a classic, write up there with the best any of the aformentioned bands could offer.

 

[Macca19]

Probably my Nelly cds. Dunno why but i get into his stuff

 

[Mooster7]

Originally posted by Santos L Helper

Mooster, what if you have a brown tux?

Brown tux demands orange Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star High Top Sneakers.

I imagine Tom 'The Welsh God' Jones does clash with...The Clash? He's cool as hell though, isn't he?

 

[Rusty Brookes]

Amongst my collection of punk, early metal, 60s garage rock and Australian 80s garage is The Best of Boney M. Oh, the shame of it all.

 

[Dogwatcher]

Destiny's Child The Remix album

The Wrecking Crew and John Hiatt are two though that I never listen to.

 

[Captain Random]

Once got a Tommy Dorsey CD in a job lot at a police auction.

 

[aggels]

All of my Michael Jackson cds. They really don't fit, but I love them so go figure.

And errr... Enrique Iglesias *hides*

 

[brampta]

Wow and they all come out of the woodwork...like Richmond supporters.

How sad that I seem to have a lot of the "black sheep" in my CD collection....I am obviously THE black sheep!

 

[Portia]

Originally posted by coxon
ahhh...

Wow!!

Gilbert and Sullivan Highlights - The Gondoliers, The Mikado, The Yeomen of the Guard, Trial By Jury, Patience and Ruddigore all on one CD!

Weirdest, most ****ed up album I own is Mike Patton - Adult Themes for Voice.

 

[M29]

Pet Shop Boys discography.

I also one day about 2 years aho bought Wham's "Everything she wants" single on vinyl in a second hand record store in the city. Played once. I think I was expecting a remix on it I heard at a club.

 

[clucas91]

Probably the Bomfunk MC's In Stereo or the Apollo Four Forty Gettin' High on your Own Supply

 

[BT]

Mine would have to be.

The Clash - Combat Rock from 1982.

Ok album but Rock the Casbah is the reason I bought it.

 

[CowboyFromHell]

Hmmmm...

Huey Lewis and the News - Greatest Hits: Can't go wrong here, with "Hip to be Square", "Jacobs Ladder" and "Power of Love" on the collection!

Lionel Richie - Back to Front:

East 17 - All their albums..... again....

 

[Darky]

"Highwayman" by Cash/Nelson/Jennings/Kristofferson. Bought it last month for $7.

I also have a CD of German Military Marches from mainly the 19th century.