exactly that is it. the nostalgia, even if its crappy there was a time where youve got a reason to buy it, if not you wouldnt have it. so keep it

Fool.

I used to freaking love TMBG when I was younger, but right now I kind of cant' even stand the sound of them. But who knows how I'll feel in a week, month, year, years?

Hhaha oh man. The Distillers are one of the worst bnads ever. I dated a girl once who was in LOVE with them.

Yes, I was foolish for ever buying an Arab Strap CD. Remind me to never trust Matador.

I match your Arab Strap and raise you a Nightwish album. Century's Child. What the fuck?

The Pixies - Bossanova
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm (I was probably drunk)
The last Trumans Water, disappointing....

Samesies.

the second song on that bloc party album is alright.

Yeah, but it's just a remix of an old song.

Like 1/4 of this album.

Siouxsie & the banshees - Once upon a time

Most of it really sucks..

Word up. "Hate" was okay.

I still haven't bought her latest shit fest. Which is tough for me because I'm a huge completist. I'm still buying Beck's albums for fucks sake..

I like JUKEBOX a lot more than THE GREATEST.

Most of it ? I don't have it but from the song list if 1/3 may indeed suck the other 2/3 are great (in my taste at least).

Regarding Siouxsie & The Banshees I regretted having bought Join hands (it's the only one of their albums I find very weak though - apart from 2 ou 3 songs).

Weirdly there are a few albums that I utterly stopped enjoying, and after a new listen a long time later I really loved them again. I don't know it that happen to you too.

I've got some pretty rank CDs that I've picked up along the way, but mostly they get re-distributed to a more appreciative owner. Lloyd Cole's Rattlesnakes, which I thought was rubbish, was given to someone who now really enjoys it. So it all works out well.

I've bought records twice, thinking I'd meant to buy it before (I had 3 of the same Patsy Cline record at one point) when in fact I recognised it from my own shelves.

The one that gets me is that I quite like Pavement a million years ago, and I have at one point owned all of their albums, long after I realised I couldn't stand them.

Trompe le Monde is probably my most listened to Pixies records.

I'm not sure if I'd include things like the non-essential Pulp albums in this though - does it count as regretful if it's completism?

Jeff Buckley - Songs to no one (very bad selection of songs with Gary Lucas, they haven't even included The masterpiece No one must find you here).
Jim Hendrix - First rays of the new rising sun
The Pretenders - S/T
Lou Reed - Transformer (I much prefer Berlin)

Funny, I see a lot of albums listed here that I absolutely love. Guess just proves that one man's trash and all that.