In YOUR opinion - the worst album that you own.

Equality 7-2521 wrote: The Universal Migrator Part II without a doubt I would say.

First off, I loved Crimson Glory with Midnight,
but this is the worst thing I have and I strangely enough can't get rid of it!

moreitsythanyou wrote: I think you misread the title, it says worst not best. For me: Listened once and thought it really sucked, despite liking the singles and never touched again.

I used to own that album.  All I remember are the singles.  There was a ton of filler if I remember correctly.

Dalezilla wrote: No need for explanations.

I think you misread the title, it says worst not best.

For me:

Listened once and thought it really sucked, despite liking the singles and never touched again.

A Person wrote: Drew wrote: A Mars Volta album my cousin copied for me- the one that looks like people are in a colosuem or something..... The Bedlam in Goliath?

I'm offended


I have a Papa Roach album somehwhere

Negoba wrote:     I don't actually own this...

Sure you don't.

 

Edited by Negoba - September 26 2009 at 22:48

I have plenty that I have listened to once or twice and didn't even keep me interested to keep listening.  I can't keep the real hate for them though... more apathy.  For me to really hate an album it has to be disappointing.  So for me the answer is the Yes album UNION.  I am a big Yes fan so when I saw the idea behind this I was excited.  Then I heard it.  While it has a few good moments (oh how I love Masquerade) it is definitely a terrible terrible album.  I hate it.  I hate Elias and everyone else who ruined that album.  I despise Jimmy Haun for replacing the Howe vocals all over the place. Because of this album I HATE the band CIRCA: though I have never heard them and might actually like them.  This was just such a piece of garbage I can't stand anything related to it.


Edited by irregardlessly - September 26 2009 at 22:44

^ I couldn't believe he didn't release that on vinyl, big mistake, bad CDs are a dime a dozen, I do have some other Pat Boone albums, dreadful.

Another favorite is a mistaken Asian bootleg that proudly proclaims on the cover - Neil Diamond and Plastic Ono Band.

Edited by Easy Money - September 22 2009 at 22:53

I'm a record collector, and like a lot of collectors I love obscure really bad albums and have a huge collection of them that I love to show off to unwitting visitors, here are some favorites:

1) at least three, maybe more disco versions of Stairway to Heaven, also at least one, maybe two disco versions of Smoke on the water.

2) Gregory james 'Madagascar' the worst jazz fusion album ever, nothing is worse than bad fusion, I actually found two copies of this gem.

3) Pickwick label band doing a bad cover of Deep Purple's version of Hush, I love the organists bewildered attempt to recreate Lord's incredible B3 solo.

4) 70s southern US politician Sam Ervin talk/singing his way through Bridge over Troubled Waters

5) early Neal Diamond song against drugs that contains unbelievably horrific drug stories.

6) the once brilliant Marvin Gaye lost his way to drugs and then made this very creepy comeback album - Dream of a Lifetime, with songs about S&M etc.

7) the usually talented soul/jazz singer Billy Paul making a case to a lady to 'have his baby'.

8) the Elephant's Child, a children's story narrated by Jack Nicholson while the ever annoying Bobby McFerrin makes weird noises in the background.

9) a late 60s Billy Graham concert that features an opening sermon by Ted Smith whose words are dramatically interpeted by one of the earliest avant/prog rock performances ever recorded.

10) lounge singer Buddy Fo tries to warm up the crowd and ends up insulting the hell out of one of the patrons 'come on man, lighten up ...' and so on, Buddy insults the poor guy for about half a minute.

There's plenty more where that came from, I also collect good music too.

Edited by Easy Money - September 23 2009 at 00:55