When bad albums happen to good artists - you're worst example

[Taverner]

And I am disqualifying Dylan's Self Portrait since that one was an intentional slap in the face to all his fans.

[LynneSin]

1. Anything by the Rolling Stones after "Some Girls"

It all goes downhill from there

[Taverner]

2. Awww Steel Wheelchairs was good

NOT!

[Initech]

26. "A Bigger Bang" blows away anything they've released since the 80's

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22. I would say anything after "Exile on Main Street" is downhill

[hfojvt]

3. REO Speedwagon's "Good Trouble"

Actually I liked that one, but I still don't think I am the worst example.

[flvegan]

4. "Spaghetti Incident" by G 'n R

Jeebus, but that one sucked. Some albums just shouldn't be made.

[Elidor]

5. Saying that an album by G'nR sucks

Is like saying, "Hey, this shit sandwich doesn't taste as good as the other ones!"

Oddly, that was the only G'nR album I ever bought. And I didn't even regret it.

[bullwinkle428]

38. I enjoyed the Spinal Tap reference, even if no one else got it!

:rofl:

[Bassic]

30. I know. I loved all their previous albums,

and by God I still do, but that one was just bad.

[Zomby Woof]

6. Dylan's "Saved"

Unlike 'Self-Portrait', he really meant this one, and does it ever suck. FundieBob is one incarnation that is best forgotten.

[buddhamama]

9. yep.

bad bad Bob. :)

[Zomby Woof]

10. At least "Slow Train Coming" was musically decent

Instrumentally, it was fine... and his singing was good, but alas, it was the beginning of his worst trough creatively.

Not until "Shot of Love" and the cut 'Every Grain of Sand' could I listen to him again. And I am still upset that he left off the best songs on "Infidels" and put on Zionist dreck like 'Neighborhood Bully' in place of oh, let's say 'Blind Willie McTell'??. x(

But I digress... I usually defend him to the hilt on much of his other mixed stuff. I admit I love "Empire Burlesque", slick production and all. :D

[Guava Jelly]

7. Shenanigans... Green day

I love this band but i thought this album was lackluster
Release Date: July 2, 2002

Track Listing:
1. Suffocate
2. Desensitized
3. You Lied
4. Outsider
5. Don't Wanna Fall in Love
6. Espionage (Instrumental)
7. I Wanna Be On TV
8. Scumbag
9. Tired of Waiting
10. Sick of Me
11. Rotting
12. Do Da Da
13. On the Wagon
14. Ha Ha You're Dead

[LynneSin]

27. Yeah, that's the only Green Day album NOT on my MP3 player

I think they just wanted to get something out there even if it was old material never released before. It was the "CODA" for Green Day and no one had died in the band.

[mainegreen]

8. Metallica: Anything after And Justice for All

Seriously, :wtf: happened guys? I guess being rich and golfing does not help inspire your muse.

[Bassic]

31. I agree, except I still think that the Black album was good.

And comparend to Load and Reload, St-Anger kicked ass. It's still lame comparend the early stuff though.

Listening to Master of Puppetts right now :D (Come crawling faster.......)

[Broken_Hero]

11. St. Anger

by Metallica...load/reload had some redeeming songs, but St. Anger...it seemed like they were trying to hard, to play metal....like it was forced...a lot of the music was a step back from previous cds...

on edit:plus Jason Newsted wasn't their bass player for this cd...I miss you Jay!

[Bassic]

32. I disagree,

I think St-Anger kicked butt compared to Load and Reload. But the early stuff was the best.

Jason left in part because the band's music had become to candy-assed.

[Bassic]

33. But look at the bright side,

Now he plays with Voivod, right here in Québec :D :woohoo:

[johnnie]

12. Anything by The New Yardbirds

After they changed their name.

[Westegg]

18. Anything by The New Yardbirds

So, in other words, Led Zeppelin just doesn't do it for you? "Anything by the New Yardbirds"? Really? Wow. You're hard-core
old skool. "Clapton Is God." Not.

[johnnie]

19. Huh?

Clapton was out of The Yardbirds well before that.

[SKKY]

13. R.E.M.

Basically, anything after Monster, in my opinion, sucks serious ass. However, there is little
that can compare in sheer suckitude with the New Adventures in HiFi.

[Coventina]

16. I thought "Around the Sun" was good,

especially "Final Straw", their anti-Bush song.

[peekaloo]

37. Me, too.

'The Boy in the Well'/'The Outsiders' could have been written about New Orleans, imo (although the CD was released almost a year beforehand).

'Leaving New York' ranks up there with some of their best songs and for some reason I really love 'The Ascent of Man'.

:-)

[Rabrrrrrr]

14. Kilroy Was Here. Whatever album "We Built This City" was on.

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

15. No, I'm not. -nt

[Coventina]

17. Madonna's "Erotica"

Definitely her weakest album.

The title track is good, "Deeper and Deeper" is a passable dance track, but the rest of it goes from okay to wretched.

I love Madonna with a passion, but I rarely pull out that album.

[bigwillq]

20. I love Madonna too.

And I have to agree with you.





:hi:

[LynneSin]

29. Not only did I buy the CD - I bought the book too

[Coventina]

36. Argh! I'm jealous! I wish I had bought it.

But at the time I was in a different place - and I just wasn't interested.

Now I'd LOVE to have it!

:banghead:

[Dukkha]

21. Van Halen 5150

:puke:

[fudge stripe cookays]

23. The Church-- Something Anything

Otherwise known as "Stephen Kilbey Does Lots of Drugs and Masturbates Tediously."

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24. Emerson, Lake & Palmer: "Works Volume 1." Also, Yes, "Tormato"

And Fleetwood Mac, "Tusk."

[LynneSin]

28. I LOVE TORMATO

I love "Rejoice" and "Onward"

I think I fell in love with that album because it was one of the first 10 I ever bought. My brother had all the good Yes albums and when Tormato was $1.97 in the bargin bin I bought it because it was YES. When my brother went to college he took all his good YES albums so all I had was Tormato (mind you, I was like 15 with no source of income). But I listend to that thing to death and I loved that album!!

[begin_within]

41. I know, a lot of people love it, someone else posted that a couple of months

ago. So you're not alone in loving "Tormato." I don't like it though. I'm glad you got your money's worth.

[meegbear]

34. Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Love Beach

:puke:

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40. You're right... it's so forgettable I forgot it!

[Initech]

25. The Who's new CD Endless Wire

Oh how the mighty have fallen! I love the Who, but they're nothing without John Entwisle and Keith Moon - or their relentless instrument smashing!

[PVnRT]

35. "One Hot Minute" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers

Dave Navarro = sux

[bif]

39. "Mel (Torme) Sings Melanie"

Honest to God, I saw it in a used record store several years ago. I should have bought the damn thing.