Horrible 70s album titles like I've Got My Own Album To Do

Not only was that Tony Kelly album posted before but the follow up post was almost exactly the same. We're going round in circles!

http://streamd.hitparade.ch/cdimages/highlight-round_in_circles_s.jpg

Meanwhile, for no apparent reason, Lon & Derrek Van Eaton are asking, "Who Do You Out Do".

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this cover really is quite something

http://www.wetwilliemusic.com/images/MilesofSmiles.png

The tune 'We Got Love' off that Tom Jones record is quite good. It's a total Issac Hayes/Barry White production and that moogy bass in the right channel and scratchy guitar in the left is pretty funky.

I know it's not an album title but I never knew this was a thing

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The 70s were a dark time

Two the Hard Way kinda fits

Also "All Man and Woman"?

got that from here btw

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_music_considered_the_worst

That list needs correction: it lists the wrong "Jagger" song from 2011.

"Stupid Hoe", Nicki Minaj (2011)

no citations

that list is far out

BTO's not fragile was a 'nuk nuk' riposte to fragile by yes

or rather...

In a 1995 interview, Randy Bachman indicated that he thought that using the word "fragile" as a title for a rock album, as Yes had done with their 1971 album Fragile, was "strange."[1] He thought that BTO music could be "dropped and kicked" without breaking, so, without intending any commentary about Yes, the band "tongue-in-cheek" called their next album Not Fragile.

Bachman Turner Overdrive - No Homo

bachman turner overdrive - old americans

I think the Yes album cover actually had a picture of the world breaking, which is true; I mean, the world is a fragile place as far as the ecology and things like that. So it's not us against the band Yes. We just thought that was kind of a strange title, so we thought we'd call ours Not Fragile.

And that's how rock and roll albums get made.

bachman turner overdrive - old americans
― increasingly bonkers (rushomancy), Saturday, March 4, 2017 5:28 PM (seventeen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Ay hoser, that's old Canadians

david bowie wasn't an american either

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Hot Tuna - Pair A Dice Found (1990)

that is magnificent (how have i never seen it before!!!)

all credit to the wikipedia coverage of the jefferson airplane album with "planes" on it

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http://images.eil.com/large_image/DENNY_DOHERTY_WAITING%2BFOR%2BA%2BSONG-344045.jpg

Denny Doherty - Watcha Gonna Do? (1971) and Waiting For a Song (1974)

Seems like they missed a big chance for The Sounds of The Psychedelic Sinatra

The Psounds of The Psychedelic Psinatra

would buy

he really is the closest we've got to a washed up aging 70s rock star, glad he's coming through with a classic album title

as you were lads....as you were

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looool

too perfect

does anyone outside of the UK have that haircut? that combed down sideburns w the bangs brushed forward and then fluffed up in the back? I feel like that is literally a thing I see solely on a small subset of UK "rock" dudes

it looks like he got an ordinary shag haircut, and then someone slapped a 'rocker' halloween costume wig (or brain slug) on top towards the back.

As You Were really does have that Spinal Tap touch

does anyone outside of the UK have that haircut? that combed down sideburns w the bangs brushed forward and then fluffed up in the back? I feel like that is literally a thing I see solely on a small subset of UK "rock" dudes

There's about 500 guys with that hairstyle on this thread: a mix between The Stone Roses and Primal Scream with the swagger of Oasis

Tbh I'm surprised there isn't a band called As You Were in that thread

Downchild Blues Band, "But, I'm On The Guest List" (from 1982, but *if it walks like a duck...)

http://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JPG_500/MI0001/790/MI0001790635.jpg

(*was this used as a horrible album title in the 70s?)

exemplary

Tbh I'm surprised there isn't a band called As You Were in that thread

― blonde redheads have more fun (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Tuesday, March 14, 2017 3:01 AM (two days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Give it a year or two, there probably will be.

But I'm on the Guest List is A+

plus aspects of the 70s lasted through the first couple years of the 80s

the cocaine aspects

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haha these are great

yeah i've never had a problem with these extending way past the 70s, though it helps when it's an act that plausibly had been saving up this title since that time. the 70s is a ~feeling~ with these cats.

and yeah "But, I'm On The Guest List" is incredible

the comma, it's the comma

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no

terrible innuendoes/double entendres are a different beast

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that does appear to be the actual finished album cover

0_o

,0_o,

wrt to snatch that totally doesn't have the shruggy, just a regular joe kinda irony that is the key to these.

like a i've got my own album to do title CAN be a pun, but being a pun doesn't necessarily make it one if that makes sense