Worst albums ever!!!

tdfloyd wrote: Maybe because it wasn't what I expected and I haven't heard it in a very long time but Music from the Body by Waters and Geesin.  I'll have to dig it out to see if my first impressions where correct

    for sure it's a weird album! but it's worth digging it

tupan wrote: In the PA: St. Anger, from Metallica. 100% garbage.

I have to agree

King Manuel wrote: Out of my own collection probably the 4 King Crimson Albums I purchased : Starless and Bible Black, Red, Larks Tongues, and Wake of Poseidon, they are all horrible, bad, no-good albums.

Say what????

Conor Fynes wrote: The worst albums of all time... 1) Thick As  A Brick - Jethro Tull 2) Selling England By The Pound - Genesis 3) Close To The Edge - Yes

Oh come on, you are just trolling now......

ClemofNazareth wrote: BaldFriede wrote: No-one has mentioned the really worst yet. It is a close battle between two albums actually: Hapshash and the Coloured Coat - Featuring the Human Host and the Heavy Metal Kids. Amon Düül - Psychedelic Underground. If pressed I would give the medal to the first one. However bad the Amon Düül abum may be though, it was historically extremely important; after that album no-one needed to have an inferiority complex, and so Krautrock was born. At least the Hapshash album featured several legitimate musicians who went on to better things (Spooky Tooth, Humble Pie, Art, Widowmaker, Mott the Hoople).  It is not a good album for sure, but the worst ever?  I'm still voting with whoever brought up the Shaggs. BTW, the second Hapshash album had some notable moments IMHO and is worth picking up if you're a hardcore psych or contemporary folk-rock fan.

The Truth wrote: Ruby is liek, "OMG those albums don't suck in my opinion! I don't want anyone else to express their's!"

The Truth wrote: Snow Dog wrote: The Truth wrote: Ruby is liek, "OMG those albums don't suck in my opinion! I don't want anyone else to express their's!" I think he has a fair point. Can those selections seriously be considered the worst albums ever?   If you're not into those kind of things.

The Truth wrote: Snow Dog wrote: The Truth wrote: Snow Dog wrote: The Truth wrote: Ruby is liek, "OMG those albums don't suck in my opinion! I don't want anyone else to express their's!" I think he has a fair point. Can those selections seriously be considered the worst albums ever?   If you're not into those kind of things. No...I don't accept it.   Well you're into that kind of stuff.  (I am only trolling, I like pretty much all of the above mentioned albums. )

Why does this thread exist?

Henry Plainview wrote:   ExittheLemming wrote: As you guessed correctly Henry I was exaggerating a tad (maybe listened to it 20 times max) I forced myself through this torture to review the critter (a long time ago) Should have trusted my intuition after the first spin I guess. I thought you were serious! What a fool I've been. :(  rogerthat wrote: Because what is terribly complicated, and maybe in a bad way, is tough to listen to. And what is tough to listen to becomes challenging...i.e. challenging music! *evil laughter*  One thing does get challenged in me when I listen to Tool...my concentration and attention span.   Tool are not too complicated. They're too annoying. It does not appeal to me because I disagree with just about every artistic choice they made throughout their career.

Being a Tool fan I have to put my two cents in.
Fistly I'll have to agree that Tool is not challenging music at all. In fact it's played on the radio all the time, and they might be one of the most popular of the modern prog rock bands. As for the choices they've made in there careers I can see no faults. They started as a grunge band and they matured into what they are now, I'm not gonna hold a few radio hits against them. Tool gets a bad name because Mayrand is a really pretentious person, actually, just saying he's a jerk would probably be more fitting.