WORST Record Albums EVER

[Baron Kurtz]

But you see with the pink shirts the Bros are trying to say "yeah, we're a little bit crazy too, ya know". And with the black ties trying to attract the johnny Cash audience ... So much in just one terrible album cover!

bk

 

[Marc Chevalier]

Yes, DISCO NOEL.

And she's hanging mirrored disco balls on the tree :eusa_doh:


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[Baron Kurtz]

Is this good? I've found that random hammond albums are often very good. 'Specially with such swingin' chicks on the cover. Rowr!

bk

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

I dig that album cover!

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

But you see with the pink shirts the Bros are trying to say "yeah, we're a little bit crazy too, ya know". And with the black ties trying to attract the johnny Cash audience ... So much in just one terrible album cover!

bk

I just searched the web, and you can even get Louvin Bros. ringtones.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

I dig that album cover!

You go, daddy-o!

bk

 

[jake_fink]

That's a whole lot of dancing, but does one hand on the keyboard constitute a freakout? [huh]

 

[Mr. 'H']

Marc: are these albums all from your OWN personal collection?

Funny how you collated them all so quickly, and scaned them all so quickly - I guess you had them all in alphabetical order near your record player.

Brahaha!!!

 

[Samsa]

Not only do i have that vinyl, i recorded it into digital format and have just put it on. The track right now is "are you afraid to die?".

Frighteningly, the Louvin Brothers are not only NOT afraid to die, they appear to actively seek death.

[shudders]

bk

I had heard of this album! The Byrds took "The Christian Life" from it for their "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album.

 

[Marc Chevalier]

Marc: are these albums all from your OWN personal collection?

I wish! No, they're from a website featuring freaky album covers.

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[NewMexExpat]

Marc -- a Spanish question (off-topic)

... the idea was Quixotic at best.
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Marc, with your experience and knowledge of Spanish, maybe you (or another member with similar such) can explain something that always bothers me when I hear it.

If Quixote is pronounced kee-ho-teh (more or less), why is Quixotic pronounced kwik-saht-ik? I assume it was originally a British English corruption of the word?

Thanks,

- Mark

 

[Marc Chevalier]

Yes, it is a British corruption of the name's Spanish pronunciation.


The Brits did this all the time. Think of Lord Byron's famous poem, "Don Juan". Know how the title is pronounced? Yup: Don Jew-ahn.


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[Lady Day]

Wow he reminds me of the South Park Satan. I wonder if they unknowingly pased theirs off this guy


LD

 

[Marc Chevalier]

Knowing South Park's creators, the similarity is probably not coincidental.

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[jamespowers]

Why does the guy closest to Satan remind me of a Rodney Dangerfield saying "no respect?"

Regards,

J

 

[CharlieH.]

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Is it just me, or does the guy on the right look like Bing Crosby?

 

[Benny Holiday]

Oh behave, baby!

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I know some of these album covers are making my optic organs freakout!!!!

 

[Senator Jack]

I have The Odd Couple Record. Priceless. Jack Klugman can't sing a note. Great cover of 'You're So Vain'.

If you don't own any Herb Alpert, buy some. Usually a buck at any thrift shop.

Regards,

Senator Jack

 

[Viola]

Yes, it is a British corruption of the name's Spanish pronunciation.


The Brits did this all the time. Think of Lord Byron's famous poem, "Don Juan". Know how the title is pronounced? Yup: Don Jew-ahn.

I assumed he was a Catholic! lol

Viola

 

[Tony in Tarzana]

What, no Nixon?