Let's start with my all time fav......

Eric Clapton/The Cream of Clapton

It's Hard - The Who

Also by The Who: Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy

Muddy Watters-Hard Again
Dog Meat Barbeque-Electronic Youth In Asia

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riley

"Forbidden Places" by The Meat Puppets.

Arjay

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Grand Funk Railroad's E Pluribus Funk

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

Fresh Cream - Cream
Get A Grip - Aerosmith
I'm In You - Peter Frampton
For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge - Van Halen
Bust A Nut - Tesla
Slide it In - Whitesnake

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I got this guitar and I learned how to make it talk...

I think it's safe to say at least half of those were deliberately "unfortunate", if you will.

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'10 Squier VM Jazz bass, maple fretboard, natural finish
Ampeg BA115
'09 MIM standard Strat, maple fretboard, sunburst finish
Fender Super Champ XD

I always thought Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy sounded like an ad slogan for dog food.

That's definitely true of The Who. After all, an early album title was A Quick One. Which wasn't even a double entendre. Just a single one.

Cheers - C

Not so much for the title but album cover....
Lynyrd Skynyrd,Street Survivors,the infamous picture of them in flames....that was later reissued with the flames removed.

" 16 and Savaged" by Silverhead.

For those not quite old enough, Silverhead was an early 70's New York City band which featured a couple of today's well known personalities.

Vocals by the inimitable, Michael Des Barres
On Guitar, Robbie Blunt
also on guitar, Rod Davies
Bass was Nigel Harrison
last but not least Pete Thompson on drums.

Des Barres we know from movies and TV episodes,
Robbie Blunt first thing that comes to mind for me is that great quintessential stratocaster sound on "Big Log", Robert Plant's solo album.
I believe Nigel Harrison went on to play on Patti Smith's first album "Horses" ?

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