What is the CHEESIEST cd you own ?


Be truthful..

Deborah Gibson's Greatest Hits....I think thats the worst one.

Probably "The Carpenters Greatest Hits"...........but Karen had an excellent voice and it brings back memories from when I was around 5 or so. :bigcry:

Deborah Gibson's Greatest Hits....I think thats the worst one.

You got The Pointer Sisters cd ! Don't lie !


I would have to say its my Xanadu cd ..

I'm gonna take the risk of everyone making fun of me and say my most emberassing CD is Kriss Kross- Totally Krossed Out. Even some of my friends who like rap find THAT in my collection and point at me and laugh!:laugh: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch wins honorable mention as the other CD I try to hide...:lol:

What can I say? My tastes in music at grade...err...I mean AGE 12 sucked!:rollin:

I'm gonna take the risk of everyone making fun of me and say my most emberassing CD is Kriss Kross- Totally Krossed Out.


Jump Jump
The Mac Dad will make you Jump Jump
The Daddy Mac will make you Jump Jump
Kris Kross will make you Jump Jump.....



Good one :rollin: !!!

It's a toss-up between Michael Bolton's greatest hits (I have NO idea how I got that one, probably though one of those CD clubs.) and the second cheesiest one would be the soundtrack from the Disney cartoon "Anastasia". I got it because I liked the song "At the Beginning" a duet sung by Richard Marx and Donna Lewis. I still listen to the cd every now and then.

Most people would say my Bay City Rollers CD, but lmao I loved them i was a complete Roller fan with a tartan scarf and the whole album collection lol

I do own Leif Garret and Andy Gibb on vinyl :rollin:

Most people would say my Bay City Rollers CD, but lmao I loved them i was a complete Roller fan with a tartan scarf and the whole album collection lol

I do own Leif Garret and Andy Gibb on vinyl :rollin:


I'm kinda the opposite Debbie, I have (or at least had) Bay City Rollers on vinyl, and I play my Andy Gibb cd quite frequently. lol Small world.

You got The Pointer Sisters cd ! Don't lie !

Debbie Gibson vs The Pointer Sisters? Debbie wins that cheese shootout hands down...she's not in the same league as The Pointer Sisters ;)

I think the Falco's 1986 album 'Falco 3' album is very cheesy in parts. But for me, that's part of it's appeal :thumb:

Air Supply's Greatest Hits

Most people would say my Bay City Rollers CD, but lmao I loved them i was a complete Roller fan with a tartan scarf and the whole album collection lol

I do own Leif Garret and Andy Gibb on vinyl :rollin:
Right on Sister! :laugh: OMG... those were the days! :lol: I don't have any BCR on cd... just vinyl. And definitely still have my Leif Garret and Andy Gibb vinyl. :lol: ...oooh Shawn Cassidy, too! :scared: :lol:

But probably the cheesiest CD I have is my Trick or Treat soundtrack (Fastway). I loooooved the movie & the soundtrack. But CHEEEEEEEESEY as hell! :D

Right on Sister! :laugh: OMG... those were the days! :lol: I don't have any BCR on cd... just vinyl. And definitely still have my Leif Garret and Andy Gibb vinyl. :lol: ...oooh Shawn Cassidy, too! :scared: :lol:



I have every single BCR Album on vinyl lol shhhhhh. I just happen to have the Greatest Hits on CD hehehehe (I was completely in love with the drummer Derek hahahha I saw him on some show and he is fat and bald now :irked: )

Bay City Rollers, Shawn Cassidy and Andy Gibb, yes!

'S-A-T-U-R, D-A-Y, Night!' ...
I use to listen to that all the time in the 70's. I was definitely 10 or under. :lol:
and I had Shawn Cassidy's album on vinyl. I remember he was wearing a tennis outfit or something on the cover.
and Andy GIbb, he was the only cool part of the BeeGees.


for a cheesy cd I have now, well there's no Debbie G. or anything of the 80's I don't like, but I'd have to say it's Britney Spears first cd she did. ok, I had hope for her. :lol:

But probably the cheesiest CD I have is my Trick or Treat soundtrack (Fastway). I loooooved the movie & the soundtrack. But CHEEEEEEEESEY as hell! :D

That soundtrack ROCKS......"Heft" is probably the best. If you don't want that cheesy thing anymore, you know who does. :thumb: To be honest, I don't know why you would even want to keep it.......:bouncy:

I think this one will qualify as the king of cheese! Billy Ray Cyrus - Some Gave All featuring Achy Breaky Heart

I think this one will qualify as the king of cheese! Billy Ray Cyrus - Some Gave All featuring Achy Breaky Heart

Ya sure? :D

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(Guess I must have been very very deep in the doldrums back then when I bought this single... :lol: )

Oh, I have PLENTY! The first one that comes to mind is Skee-lo "I Wish". I used to love that song and found the CD used for like $2 so I bought it. I don't think I've ever listened to the whole thing but can't get rid of it.

I have Jill Sobule's debut CD, too. No idea WHY but it's not something I'm proud of! lol

Damn, now I can't remember the rest but I have plenty of embarrassing tunes on my iPod!

Milli Vanili And Barry Manilow :eek:

I think the Falco's 1986 album 'Falco 3' album is very cheesy in parts. But for me, that's part of it's appeal :thumb:


Falco cheesy? No way I luv Falco, this album has one of my fav songs. Tango The Night :thumb:

My cheesy collection :

Milli Vanilli - All or Nothing
Modern Talking - All their albums, when I tell ppl I am a fan they look at me with disbelieve :D

Trixter. I was made fun of here when I got from Ebay for $1. :shh:

I love cheesy female vocalists from the 50's and 60's. My favorite of these cheesy records is

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Okay, Ann-Margret is some HOT melted cheese!

I own alot of Manilow, but he's not cheesy AT ALL, imo ;) Same goes for The Carpenters! :thumb:


I own alot of 70s cheese such as: Pure Prairie League, Little River Band, Seals & Crofts, Bread, Poco, Christopher Cross...... and the list goes on. :D

I'm a big fan of cheesy, sappy "comfort" songs from the 70's :p

The Party

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They do a dance remake of DOKKEN's "In My Dreams" :lol:

Oh, it's gonna have to be one of these two:

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Oh, it's gonna have to be one of these two:

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Don't feel bad, I have both of their one hit wonders downloaded !!! :laugh:

I own alot of Manilow, but he's not cheesy AT ALL, imo ;) Same goes for The Carpenters! :thumb:


I own alot of 70s cheese such as: Pure Prairie League, Little River Band, Seals & Crofts, Bread, Poco, Christopher Cross...... and the list goes on. :D

I'm a big fan of cheesy, sappy "comfort" songs from the 70's :p

I agree with you PG, The Carpenters are maybe a little cheesy, but then so much of the 70's was. They are a unique duo, and I think they've long since earned the respect of the music industry.

Christopher Cross is great too, just loved that 1980 album that contained the tracks 'Sailing' and 'Ride Like The Wind'.

70's comfort music rulez! :thumb:

Does John Travolta's greatest hits count as Cheesy???? :happy:

Trooper - Hot Shots

Forgot all about this lovely guy I found this one only a few months ago after hearing about it on the xchange :

Paul Lakakis http://homepage2.nifty.com/disco80s/maxiroom/12inchi/boomboom.jpg

Hmm let's see....

Spice Girls - "Spice"
Debbie Gibson - "Greatest Hits"

Not that I would ever admit this to any of my buddies at work, Ha ha! Well, it would be a two-way tie between Nelson ( After the Rain ) and Danger Danger

Color Me Badd

Okay OKAY i'll say it.

Dolly Parton's greatest Hits.

There now. Ya happy?

My daughter informed me today that my lamest CD was "Pure Moods." I guess that would also qualify for my "cheesiest". :lol:

Jeremy Jordan - Try My Love!

OMG, I used to love him when I was about 13, I had posters all over my room, but that CD is the cheesiest piece of crap i've ever heard :lol: but I can't get rid of it!!!!

Probably Los Del Rio - Macarena (I never listen to it, I swear!) :rollin: Also, a friend made me a copy of the Rob and Fab album. They really sang (and sounded like Arnold Schwarzeneggar when they rapped). They performed the song "We Can Get It On" on Arsenio Hall back in the day and it's actually good New Jack Swing, imo. But except for one other song, which I can't even remember the name of, that album is simply crap. Oh well, at least I didn't pay for this one. Strangely, Chuck Eddy gave this album a good review in Rolling Stone.