No Faith in the Moral Standards of the Players as a Group

[Not Bob]

Originally Posted by SlaveNoMore

It's the Nugent.

Everyone of these lovely guys with the "Best of Bread" LP, the England Dan and John Ford Coley collection, Dan Fogelberg, and the "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" box set, all got tweaked when they secretly bought the Nugent* records.

Who do you think bought all those Rush LPs (and Led Zeppelin's CO/DA) for $3.99 with the notch in the top left?

Slave(Wango-Z-Tango)NoMore

*I'd even say Blackfoot, but I'd like to think that was only my circle of idiot cousins.

Ted Nugent has released precisely two good albums - "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Double Live Gonzo!" Sure, some would argue for "Intensities in 10 Cities," but even a teenaged but pre-driver-licensed Not Bobby knew that it was kind of lame to release two live albums in a row.

And in Podunkville, circa the Corporate Rock era, Nugent wasn't the secret purchase - thanks to the Punk Rock Girl, "Controversy" by Prince was. (As mentioned here previously, "Zenyatta Mondatta" was the gateway drug she gave me.)