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but i really liked vehicles and animals and by the way when they first came out, due to my age at the time, and i'd probably re-listen to them now and then.

Badly Drawn Boy was always fantastic.

Yourself or Someone Like You was great about 10 years ago when it came out, but now it's just dead. The band is dead.

Hold on there! What on earth is wrong with Dogs Die In Hot Cars? I love that record.
There's one or two others that I'd probably defend as well, but right not my attention's drawn to that one

that's a fucking great song, as a are quite a few others on that album. I don't think there's many less popular bands on DiS than RHCP, but I would still defend them. Also I wouldn't chuck out Audioslave or Eyes Adrift, though I probably wouldn't listen to them again.

vehicles and animals was a cracker. shame they got worse. badly worse.
i personally love the eyes adrift album so i wouldn't have got rid of that.

are probably both worth keeping. Wouldn't rush out and buy 'em or anything, but if you've already got 'em... They've got a few cracking singles on each.

I'd probably pay NOT to have to hear some of the others though.
*reads list again*
Make that definitely. I suggest perhaps setting fire to your dustbin, just to make sure. And double-check your collection.

even the Bloodhound Gang's 'Hooray For Boobies'.

give them to a charity shop?

b) Don't throw CDs away. It's a slippery slope. You'll end up regretting it. Apart from the fact that I have immaculate taste, my CDs are a collection of memories as well as music, so I've only ever charity shopped CDs that were duplicates from merging my collection with my gf.

c) On the basis of that list, I dread to think what else you've got lurking in your collection.

but i reckon there will be a lot more than 15 to get the axe!

then you're doing us a favour by making sure the scissor sisters/anthony kiedis are deprived of a couple of quid to feed their immense drug habits. Can't comment on the rest but hopefuly preston ordinary boy lives near you and sees his cd in a bin and weeps uncontrollably in public....

for nostalgia reasons

Altogether now "go and save yourself.... take it out on me"!!!!

is immense.

You sir, have done yourself a disservice by ditching that gem. Shame on you.

Some of those are terrible. What made you buy them?

you pretty much don't deserve to be told which ones were worth keeping.

I felt a surge of guilt about throwing CD's away - no matter how bad they are, so I ventured into the cold dark night, grappled with the putrefied stench of my left over dinner and one by one rescued all 15 albums.
Yes, I agree they are almost all bad CD's and am still having a crisis as to how they all made their way into my collection, but I stand staunchly by the fact I actually only paid money for about three of them (thats what I'm trying to convince myself anyway!)
In my visceral excitement of a clear out thats been over due for about four years, I developed this irrational sense of mind and soul cleansing by actually physically throwing records into the wheelie bin - sorry...
I have decided to save Audioslave and Turin Brakes and dropped the rest into a charity shop today

very unfairly criticised

Turin Brakes, Dogs Die in Hot Cars, By the Way and Audioslave were all mistakes. for shame. I still have every CD i have ever bought.

and enjoy that Scissor Sisters album. Comfortably Numb man...Comfortably freakin' Numb.