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I was laughing at SS's reaction more than your choice. I've got no issue with Dookie as an album, though the artwork bit where the fly is asking the monkey if he can eat the shit he's about to throw makes me feel queasy to this day.

I forgot Björk - Homogenic on my list of also-rans.

magma wrote:
I was anticipating this reaction... like I said, not the best by any measure, but most songs have a fairly strong association to various awesome events during my teenage years. It never fails to make me smile, so it's my favourite. I've got a framed copy on my wall.

I still have a few guilty pleasures from when i was 13/14, notably the first 3 offspring albums.

Bjork wouldnt make my list because every album of hers has a couple of duffers on

Soiree wrote:

thats a carp, not a trout

GEGHV1 I still know word for word. Might have to put it on this evening whilst I'm laying some cable.

southstar wrote:

magma wrote:
I was anticipating this reaction... like I said, not the best by any measure, but most songs have a fairly strong association to various awesome events during my teenage years. It never fails to make me smile, so it's my favourite. I've got a framed copy on my wall.

I still have a few guilty pleasures from when i was 13/14, notably the first 3 offspring albums.

Bjork wouldnt make my list because every album of hers has a couple of duffers on

Offspring albums up to and including Americana still get played in my flat... it's quite a Bad Habit.

magma wrote:

southstar wrote:

magma wrote:
I was anticipating this reaction... like I said, not the best by any measure, but most songs have a fairly strong association to various awesome events during my teenage years. It never fails to make me smile, so it's my favourite. I've got a framed copy on my wall.

I still have a few guilty pleasures from when i was 13/14, notably the first 3 offspring albums.

Bjork wouldnt make my list because every album of hers has a couple of duffers on

Offspring albums up to and including Americana still get played in my flat... it's quite a Bad Habit.

This is on a similar tip, fuck knows what I was thinking at the time but it's one that is stuck in my head.

And this;



Ska punk cover of No Woman No Cry

Offspring were a serious band up until Americana, sum 41 have always been a joke

southstar wrote:Offspring were a serious band up until Americana, sum 41 have always been a joke

All Killer No Filler was cheap in the HMV Christmas sale one year and is 30 enjoyable minutes of guitars and ting.

That album was a guilty pleasure and a half. The feeling after listening is comparable to the feeling after you've just eaten an entire box of Krispy Kremes to yourself.... but Fat Lip's still a helluva lotta fun.

Also:



That's not a guilty one. I will fight anyone that has a bad word to say about it.

never expected to see those albums mentioned

Also, fuck it;



I LOVE this album...Nellee Hooper, The Neptunes, Sly & Robbie, William Orbit, all on the buttons. It's fucking great

I forgot this one

Maccaveli wrote:

same

wub wrote:Also, fuck it;



I LOVE this album...Nellee Hooper, The Neptunes, Sly & Robbie, William Orbit, all on the buttons. It's fucking great

could never take no doubt seriously after that cringeworthy tune with bounty killer

ultraspatial wrote:

wub wrote:Also, fuck it;



I LOVE this album...Nellee Hooper, The Neptunes, Sly & Robbie, William Orbit, all on the buttons. It's fucking great

could never take no doubt seriously after that cringeworthy tune with bounty killer

I sort of lost the will to check No Doubt after Return Of Saturn... No Doubt and, especially Tragic Kingdom are pop classics.

I'm going to stop polluting this thread with pop.

someone finally mentioned a pop metal album. Declare the thread dead.

(don't take it too personal/serious hehe, I'm a bit of a tnuc)

Johnlenham wrote:I forgot this one

ew.

the wall

A lot of dad music in this thread