Least Played Record You Own

[Alteredcarbon]

I'm really quite fond of Therapy?, though their latest effort wasn't that great.
Still one band that I really want to see live.

Least played is probably At The Drive-In's Relationship of Command or possibly something that I bought in a mass buy and forget about. Something I'm attempting to fix.

[fluffygrue]

I'm really quite fond of Therapy?, though their latest effort wasn't that great. Still one band that I really want to see live.

Yeah, they've had a few iffy albums. But they're a fantastic live band, worth seeing. (Sorry. )

Only managed to see 'em once, though, about 10 years ago. :/

[geordierussell]

Frog Chorus, Paul McCartney

[SteveP]

X-Factor and Virtual XI by Iron Maiden. I love this band, but the only decent thing Blaze did for the band was leave when Bruce came back.

I agree totally there

BUT

those albums did give us Futureal, Man On The Edge and The Clansman!!!!

AND NEVER, EVER DISS THERAPY? all those that chose to

[29xTheJames]

we all need a little Therapy?

[pete]

little angels - too posh to mosh too good to last.

Shame really as Jam was fucking brilliant

have you checked out the albums before Jam Dont pray for me and Young Gods i loved Little Angels went to loads of their gigs including the last one at The Royal Albert hall absolutley amazing

[markE]

the singer from little angels is touring in september. might get to see him this time - every other tour he has cancelled the show that i was going to!




oh and therapy are great!

[kitescreech]

I dont want this to turn into a slagging/defending game. We all have ouropinions, Im just being nosey. No sacred Cows were harmed during the making of this list.

/\/\/\ *Cof* please read this /\/\/\

[Sarc]

little angels - too posh to mosh too good to last.

Shame really as Jam was fucking brilliant

have you checked out the albums before Jam Dont pray for me and Young Gods i loved Little Angels went to loads of their gigs including the last one at The Royal Albert hall absolutley amazing

I have indeeed was actually listening to Don't Pray For Me last night

[Alteredcarbon]

I'm really quite fond of Therapy?, though their latest effort wasn't that great. Still one band that I really want to see live.

Yeah, they've had a few iffy albums. But they're a fantastic live band, worth seeing. (Sorry. )

How many times are you gonna say this? :-/

[fluffygrue]

Yeah, they've had a few iffy albums. But they're a fantastic live band, worth seeing. (Sorry. )

How many times are you gonna say this? :-/

Probably a fair number of times. I've been going to gigs for 12 years, so.. yeah.

It's one benefit of being old.

[WiredOut]

Least played is probably At The Drive-In's Relationship of Command or possibly something that I bought in a mass buy and forget about. Something I'm attempting to fix.

Snap! That's what I was going to put. What ATDI were all about is beyond me. I bought the album after I kept reading that it was heavy and crazy and packed with great tunes. Tunes! Hmmm. It sounded like pretentious sixth-form poetry being recited over the crashing of a construction site accident.

Don't get it, although One-armed Scissor (or whatever it is) sounded alright booming across the sound system of a club I was at recently. Then I listened to it again at home and still didn't really like it.

[beerofthedark]

X-Factor and Virtual XI by Iron Maiden. I love this band, but the only decent thing Blaze did for the band was leave when Bruce came back.

I agree totally there

BUT

those albums did give us Futureal, Man On The Edge and The Clansman!!!!

AND NEVER, EVER DISS THERAPY? all those that chose to

Yep, three best songs from those albums, but i still can't listen to the whole thing.

[SteveP]

X-Factor and Virtual XI by Iron Maiden. I love this band, but the only decent thing Blaze did for the band was leave when Bruce came back.

I agree totally there

BUT

those albums did give us Futureal, Man On The Edge and The Clansman!!!!

AND NEVER, EVER DISS THERAPY? all those that chose to

Yep, three best songs from those albums, but i still can't listen to the whole thing.

I feel much the same, and I do't think I listened to either album again from about 2 months on from their release, funnily enough, Im feeling that way about A Matter of Life and Death too, I think I've listened to it all the way through about 4 times

[Dave C]

I'm sorry I own a Pet Shop Boys LP from years and years ago. I never, ever play it.
Please don't laugh at me.