Worst Record Ever Bought

The worst Record I ever brought way back when we were all into Vinyl was "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" by Middle Of The Road--what records have you bought in your younger days that you thought was brilliant at the time,now can't stand the sound of.... :(

 

Kandy there are loads but the one i really hate is Steve Wrights Chicken in the Air put a deck chair up your nose, dont know what it was actually called but god so annoying what do you think

 

Christ sunshine I had forgotten all about that one.I was trying to think of that record funky moped as well by jasper carrott.they must have made a fortune out of those rubbish records.And what about shut uppa your face,i can't think of the guys name who sung it.

[ 25. October 2006, 05:58 PM: Message edited by: Kandyfloss ]

 

neither can i but i do know he was in the sit com with John Cleese, Prunella whats her face he was the waiter Faulty Towers thats what it was called the waiter ooh ooh John Saccks i think that was his name he sung it, i am sure he did or am i thinking of someone else, oh kandy i hate this thinking i know something then not do you know what i mean

 

Kandy just thought of his name Andrew Saccks dont know how to spell it but that was him not john

 

Joe Dolce, italian. :D

 

i din't know he sang a song which one was that my brain is getting fuddled.It was joe dulchie or something like that i think sang shut uppa your face

 

well said Pete.have you any you have bought then hated years later?

 

I personally always had the best of taste, and still like everything I bought.... (ahem!)

But my Mum perpetrated the purchase of sugar sugar, by the Archies, for my older cousin, who somehow managed to accept it gratefully! As she rather liked heavy metal, it wasn't her favourite record. :rolleyes:

And Mr D bought the ying-tong song (but he was VERY young at the time, he insists I add .....

 

well done pete but think what song did andrew saccs sing it was in the charts at the same time i think it was so bad we or i cant think of it right now

 

Sheesh kandyfloss - you just caused me to revisit my vinyl and discovered records, I had forgotten I had. The one record that I have never played since I bought it (don't even remember it is - Masterpiece - the very best of sky. I really must revisit and chuck where appropriate - or of course free to a good home :D :D .

Mind I got most of the LPs of the Moody Blues - and then there's Queen!!

 

Fran Fran dont let my boy hear you saying that about Queen he is 7 and knows all the words to all there songs, i have brought both of my boys up to listen to desent songs we would not know what the songs are these days as we (or should i say i} do not listen to them, we or I love old music.

Fran have you still got the player to play your vinyl on it would be interesting to know cos got rid of mine a while ago wish i had not of though :eek: :eek: :D :D :D :D

 

I've still got a record-player but the tape deck on my hi-fi (there's a nice old-fashioned word for you!) went kaput recently so I'm considering a replacement but think I'd sooner keep the player. But I have a whole library of different LPs, EPs and even singles. (I know - what's an EP!) I even have some 78rpm singles!! But nothing to play them on - sniff, sniff!

I was just posting in another forum the Buddy Holly Community. Funny how some really young people are getting into all this 50s and 60s music.

Okay - you can ignore me now and carry on with the thread!!!!

 

The worst record I ever had was 'Wombling Merry Xmas' But in my defence I was only 4 or 5 at the time!!
(There goes my hard rock image!! :rolleyes: )

 

Fran,I love Nights in White Satin by the Moody Blues and I remember dancing to Sugar Sugar at our school disco's,and do you all remember Two Little Boys by Rolf Harris?? By the way what ARE we suppossed to do with all our old vinyl's I can't even lift the LP cases they are so heavy?

[ 25. October 2006, 05:59 PM: Message edited by: Kandyfloss ]