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¿Question #2838?
kennyb: What was the last music cd you bought...was it as good as you thought it would be

ocdspectrum: The last Eminem CD. I just couldn’t get into it, but only listened to it once.
Woelf: It's been a long time since I bought a CD, but I think it may have been "The Open Door" by Evanescence. It was excellent, and is one of the few I keep in my car.
Felimid: "Lightwaves" by Booth/Creek. No. Sadly, because Booth was really good when playing with Pollard and Daniel. Maybe Creek was the wrong improv player to record with.
Caerid: Monster of Folk -
Hendal: really, no clue, 20 years ago
Turgid: Disturbed - it was okay
FellowsBrokenknee: The new Evan's Blue cd with the new lead singer. It was not as good as I had hoped.
Spirit of 70: It was the Essential Earth, Wind, and Fire, and it was even better than I thought it would be.
rmartinc: Probably something for my wife that I'm sure I liked too
xofour: It was something by duran duran. it was a present for my wife. She claimed to appreciate it, so yes.
LordJesse: Frou Frou's first CD. Yes (as I had already pirated it).
jessitron: physical CD? probably Madonna. It wasn't as good as "Ray of Light"
scriptorum: Well the last album I bought was The Weepies, "Happiness," but the last physical CD I bought was "Pick a Hit Hawaii," a collection of Hawaiian and Polynesian tunes for the tiki bar party we held this summer. Both were pretty good.
Hubsi1w6: Chiasm - Relapse. Yes it was.
MisterCranky: Some junk by The Pixies....No.
Frubgarde: 'Snakes and Arrows' by Rush.
ZeroZilla: I bought the best of Three Dog Night. It was every bit as good as I expected it to be, having heard all the songs on it before.
DroppEcho: Marillion "Somewhere Else" and no it was pretty disappointing
Bosco312: Black Sabbath: The Dio Years. Not really.
aleo09: U2, yes
Statistician: The Weepies. It was better.
cgund: new cat stevens. quite good.
jtrleone: Amber, damn she's great
kingmaker fan: I don't remember, and I haven't played it yet.
DHEK: The last one was Enya's latest album, Amarantine. It was as good as I thought it would be. Enya is great!
Geosmores: Yes and Yes
domcrap: Alanis Morissette - It was pretty good. I'm a little biased since I know her a bit.
illicit: Ray Charles and yes
Nef_: Franz Ferdinand's second album. No.
Karmic_devil: Nic Armstrong and the Thieves...yes it was!
ellephai: Madonna's Confessions on a Dance Floor, and I don't know, because I gave it to my brother for xmas, but I think so.
greglios: I just bought four for my girlfriend's birthday and I have no idea how good they are.
NeoSkywalker: Robbie Williams - Intensive Care. Even better.
janiera: Timbuk 3 - Edge of Allegiance... Haven't listened to it yet...
abeger: Ivy's "In the Clear". Considering I'd listened a coworker's copy to death, it exactly as good as I thought it would be. :)
_Kael_: Bought?... Hm... I buy games. And get music. (Xmas etc.)
crimsonking: Wagner's Ring (without the vocals)... yes it was.
scribidinus: Heaven Forbid by BOC at a used CD store and no. Only 4 decent cuts.
Deeghter: Walter Trout, "Relentless". It was even better! Walter Rulez! Well....OK.....at least right after Stevie Ray Vaughn!
River Blue: Hawksley Workman. Even better.
haraggan: Richard Thompson's "Front Parlour Ballads." I haven't listened to all of it, yet.
mrbeankc: Gettysburg film sountrack and yes it's wonderful.
LemonyFresh: NIN's "With Teeth" - yeah, pretty much
Fawkes: Tori Amos's The Beekeeper. It's ok, sort of underwhelming.
Adiegirl: Poison's greatest hits. No.
billgoode: Something by Steve Earle, or maybe Joy Division. Either way I liked it.
verandi: x&y by coldplay - yes
ecasco_online: David Bowie. Yes, it's very very good!
shebby: Jet. Born. Absoloodle.
POvidiusNaso: Beastie Boys "To the 5 Boroughs." It was all right.
Gecko23: The Big Boys: The Fat Elvis, and yes. (Or course it was a replacement, so I already knew that.)
MochaKimono: "Hanenone", Haibane Renmei soundtrack. Yes.
erli: "The Love Below/Speakerboxxx" by Outkast
puffinge: See answer to the last question I answered, I haven't listened to any of them yet.
GrandpaDave: Aladdin Sane by David Bowie. It rocks.
sourwyrm: can't remember
anson: Leon Lai.
cobra: Bruce Springsteen - Devils and Dust - great CD
Snooze_uk: Bloc Party album. No.
yoacusna: John Rutter's "Requiem". Yes, since I'd heard it before.
Lord_Prussian: Surfing in Siberia by the Red Elvises, yes
izernechel: Anna Nalick - yes, I think so.
The Unbeliever: 42
ssmooth: An album of Everything But The Girl remixes. Let's say it wasn't as good as I *hoped* it would be.
djlg: Tonchi - Bridges. Yes.
skrutsch: I got this accompaniment CD that came with a Boomwhacker book. It was even worse than I expected.
Ludocrazy: Velvet Revolver and yes
Mike A: Dave Matthews Band - Stand Up. About what I expected.
shotokanguy: Django Reinhardt. Yes, it's pretty good.
kimapesan: How to Dismantle An Atomic Bomb, and No... it was better.
heli: Jelly Roll Morton jazz and yes
Randy Cox: I've never purchased a CD.
CDRodeffer: Something by the Wiggles, and it was awesome!
chaddyboy_2000: OutKast's Speakerboxxx/Love Below, it was awesome!
P.O.G.G.: Garbage - "Beautiful Garbage" - yeah, it was good
snoozefest: don't remember -- it's been a while
jttm: Been a while, probably Diana Degarmo's CD. Loved it.
CortexBomb: Um...probably that stack of Joan of Arc disks, and yes, they are that good
Dave: Immolation - Harnessing Ruin. It was all that and a bag of chips.
Tim Synge: K T Tunstall's latest. Excellent.
skelebone: I bought Teagan & Sara's album "So Jealous" from them at the concert. I liked their live show, and I liked the album.
Spielfreak: "Walk -- don't run The best of the Ventures" Yes