Your vinyl guilty pleasure???

The Soundtrack from "Gypsy "the movie with Natalie  Wood...m K Stepfather had it ,I still have it ...when it came out I saw it 3xs one day in the Sunnyside Theater in Queens...lol

The Bangles.

I don't feel guilty about the "All Over the Place" LP but I do feel guilty about the "Different Light" LP. What might have been for the path not chosen.

Foreigner, and occasionally Survivor, and Giuffria

I feel healed.

Abba (Dancing Queen, Knowing Me-Knowing You), The Association (Everything you touch), Mommas, and Pappas (Got a feeling), Santana (Singing Winds-Black Magic Woman-Oye Como Va, Samba Pa Ti), ELP (The Three Fates, Tank, Lucky Man)

Who's got a mint Grobshcnitt LP they wanna dump? Mark

C W McCall Black Bear Road. Contains the hit "Convoy"

Breaker One-Nine this here's Rubber Duck, you got yer ears on Pigpen come-on?

:)

A_L

My latest guilty pleasure is the Christina Aguilera "Back to Basics" 3 Record Album Set (Book Type Cover, #1306). Snagged this gently used (quite minty, actually) treasure at Half Price Books for a mere $16.00 over Memorial Day weekend.

I kinda enjoy the 3rd LP, and, well...she's easy on the eyes. Worth the price of admission alone.

Wow... look at all this dirty laundry being aired out! Hahaha!

Goatwuss, i have one of their LPs too...

Karma Karma Karma Karma Karma Chameleon..............

I also have Cyndi Lauper....

James Brown, The Big Payback

Hard to beat the theme song from "Shaft" by Isaac Hayes. Overblown arrangements that are pan-potted to within an inch of their life. Includes the lyrical call and response:

Isaac: He's a bad mother...
Chorus (interrupting): "Shut your mouth"

This, in its own warped way, is a demo quality recording.

LOVE IT!

Marty

SP68, i guess i'm maybe listening to chan a little TOO much lately. and no, i don't have jukebox yet, maybe for that very reason. now where did i put my NIN albums?....

ok, how about southern culture on the skids, with such classics as "too much pork for just one fork," and "dirt track date"?

For moods requiring romantic self-pity, Coldplay & The Cure are hard to beat.

When breezy jazz is needed it's the lighter albums of Larry Carlton and Pat Metheny.

Bobbie Gentry...Ode to Billy Joe...

I was just a kid the very first time I heard this haunting story, so many unanswered questions.

Joan Baez...Diamonds and Rust...

My head banging friends including my girl friend at the time never new I also listened to Baez, Fitzgerald, Belifonti ect.

Here's one that many hated, I liked.

Richard Harris...MacCarther Park...

Did Jimmy Webb write about a drug trip experience he had in the 1960s?
And how the Hell did Richard Harris end up recording this whacked song?

Culture Club

"Surfin' Bird"
-The Trashmen

papa ooh mow mow

Best of Al Hirt

Pops Goes the Trumpet (Al Hirt, Fiedler, & the Boston Pops)

Eddie Arnold, Cattle Call

How about this
Fred Bear- America's No.1 Bowhunter tells his "Sectrets of Bowhunting" to Curt Gowdy -America's No.1 Sportscaster

I have to wait for an empty house to let this spin to avoid ridicule. If you are a bowhunter/audiophile this is a must have,listen.

Zen

Somewhat humorous, incredible recording, the Benny Hill theme song Yakkety Sax by Boots Randolph.

How about Danny Kaye "Tubby the Tuba"?

Musicdoc,
Don't feel guilty 'bout Cat Power! Have you got the new covers record, Jukebox? It's stellar.

it changes, but lately it's cat power "the covers record." mesmerizing.

Disco singles! I have about 15 ultra rare extended-play "promotional copy" 12" 70's disco singles that I acquired from a discotheque in 1978. I like to play them to bring back memories and to enjoy the great dynamic range these discs have (many are 45 RPM). Here are a few:

Boogie Nights
Which Way is Up
Night Fever
Love Hangover
Dance Dance Dance
Miss You (Rolling Stones)
Groove Line

Shhhhh! Don't tell.

"All This Love" by DeBarge. I believe I deserve extra credit as it features Jose Feliciano.