Least favourite albums... - Progressive Rock Music Forum

This isn't a poll.

King Crimson776 wrote:

Certif1ed wrote:

All of these;

GENESIS - FoxtrotSPOCK'S BEARD - The Kindness Of Strangers SPOCK'S BEARD - VVAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR - Pawn HeartsVAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR - Still LifeYES - Close to the EdgeKING CRIMSON - LizardKING CRIMSON - Larks' Tongues in Aspic KING CRIMSON - RedFLOWER KINGS, THE - Unfold The FutureJETHRO TULL - Thick As A BrickKING CRIMSON - The Power To BelieveRUSH - HemispheresRUSH - Moving PicturesMAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA - Birds of FirePALLAS - The Blinding DarknessMARS VOLTA, THE - De-loused in the ComatoriumRADIOHEAD - Ok ComputerMARS VOLTA, THE - Frances The MuteMARS VOLTA, THE - The WidowPALLAS - The Dreams Of MenMUSE - AbsolutionMARS VOLTA, THE - Amputechture

Hmm, trying to piss everyone off, eh?

I was clapping until I got to OK Computer Angry

.... I think I he DID get everyone with that hahahhahah

The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip

so much disappointment. . . so little space in this little box to write. . .

i never really totally throw something out if i dont like it for a while and say i hate it or want to burn it. probably 50% of my top favs bands AND albums grew on me after i got turned off at first and/or debated having a pyrotechnic display in the back yard.

but wasTormato bad or what?

EDIT -

E-Dub wrote:

Anything by Jethro Tull.

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Edited by keiser willhelm - December 15 2007 at 06:15

What im listening to

Prayermad wrote:

Everyone seems to dislike Lizard... I think it is one of KC's greatest

Not everybody. I lurves me some "Lizard". It contains, IMO, one of Jon Anderson's greatest moments as a vocalist. (I don't know if it's just me, but it sounds like his voice slightly deepens here and there on "Prince Rupert Awakes". Same thing on "No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed" from Yes's "Time and a Word" album) Definitely an underrated KC gem.

ANYWAY, my least favorite albums:

"Discipline" - King Crimson
"We Can't Dance" - Genesis
"90125" - Yes
"Talk" - Yes
"Tormato" - Yes (actually, this isn't a BAD album, it's just that they were unsure of themselves here, and they opted not to go with Eddie Offord as producer, which made a major impact on how the album sounded, of course)
"...And Then There Were Three..." - Genesis (again, this isn't an entirely bad album, but the three men were unsure what to do after Steve Hackett left, so they just said "screw it" and slapped this thing together)

Edited by Teh_Slippermenz - December 15 2007 at 23:20

I have to say that I can't listen to anything by the Beatles. Maybe "Get Back" at a push. Their early stuff was complete nonsense ie. She Loves You Yea Yea Yea. If anyone came out with that now, they would be rubbished by all and sundry.

Most things on the "popular" radio stations these days...