[mandown]

What album do you have bitter regrets about, purchasing it because a single sounded promising, only to find 11 tracks of filler crap


30/30-150 sounded good to me, then I was left with a CD full of regret.

 

[sanjuro]

Genesis - The Invisible Touch.

Hey, I didn't know much about music then.

 

[Polandspring88]

Weezer - Pinkerton

Could not believe it was such a ****ty follow up to the Blue album.

 

[stevew]

The replacements don't tell a soul

 

[jimmydean]

2 disc set of CRAP!

 

[Serial Midget]

Led Zeppelin - CODA, never heard a single song before buying it a month or two after buying Physical Graffiti. I was 17 and making $3.35 an hour and felt totally ripped off.

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

I recently loaded all of my CD's onto my Mac Mini. This one did not get added, instead I gave it away.

I'm almost embarrassed that I owned it.

 

[cecil]

senser / stacked up

 

[JohnE]

Anything by Dave Matthews.
Whatever the crap from Spin Doctors was called.

 

[Serial Midget]

Hypnotized by red leather... it happens sometimes.

I recently loaded all of my CD's onto my Mac Mini. This one did not get added, instead I gave it away.

I'm almost embarrassed that I owned it.

 

[SelfMedicated]

Stereo MC's - Connected

 

[Rip]

Ill Nino- Confession

 

[Pesqueeb]

I'm almost embarrassed that I owned it.

also, Dinosaur Jr., Without a Sound, and 4 Non Blonds, Bigger Better Faster More.
I'm sure there are more but those are the ones that pop out right away in my head.

I thought Pinkerton was a decent album.

 

[HAB]

Bad Religion's Into the Unknown. Even though it was their second album, I got it relatively late. The stuff that came before and after it is great, but I really didn't like it.

 

[IH8Rice]

Bad Religion's Into the Unknown. Even though it was their second album, I got it relatively late. The stuff that came before and after it is great, but I really didn't like it.

blasphemy
there is no such thing as a bad Bad Religion album

 

[HAB]

blasphemy
there is no such thing as a bad Bad Religion album

It's not a terrible album, but I don't think it's NEARLY as good as a lot of their other stuff. It's disappointing for that reason.

Nice avatar, btw.

 

[IH8Rice]

It's not a terrible album, but I don't think it's NEARLY as good as a lot of their other stuff. It's disappointing for that reason.

Nice avatar, btw.

this is true. everything before Suffer had a rawer sound to it.
anything from Stranger Than Fiction and later are my favs

 

[HAB]

this is true. their earlier work had a much more raw sound than anything after Suffer

:facepalm:


Into the Unknown is their second album, but it's almost prog rock. More produced sounding, too much synthesizer stuff, etc. They don't like it either, and it doesn't sound like their other early work, ie How Could Hell Be Any Worse and Suffer.

 

[IH8Rice]

:facepalm:


Into the Unknown is their second album, but it's almost prog rock. More produced sounding, too much synthesizer stuff, etc. They don't like it either, and it doesn't sound like their other early work, ie How Could Hell Be Any Worse and Suffer.

like i said, i wasnt a big fan of their earlier work, especially b/c they all sound so young (which they were obviously.)
everything after Suffer sounds much different than their first 3 albums

 

[narlus]

:facepalm:

i don't think he's heard the record.

 

[HAB]

i don't think he's heard the record.

I've surmised as much.

 

[Rip]

Tool- 10,000 days

 

[H8R]

Rush - Presto

I didn't buy it, it was given to me. I regretted even accepting it as a gift.

 

[H8R]

Soundgarden - Down on the Upside

 

[HAB]

Soundgarden - Down on the Upside

I think I'm in the minority on this one, but it's got a few songs I really like. And a bunch of filler, to be sure, but it's not an album without merit. I'd argue that Pretty Noose, Burden in my Hand, Tighter and Tighter, and Overfloater are all good songs. Pretty much everything else on it is forgettable.

 

[worship_mud]

everything by Ben Harper

 

[Pesqueeb]

Bad Religion's Into the Unknown. Even though it was their second album, I got it relatively late. The stuff that came before and after it is great, but I really didn't like it.

I'm gonna have to agree with this. I love Bad Religion but Into the Unknown is crap. I like Chasing the Wild Goose, and Billy Gnosis is alright, but the rest sucks.

 

[Jim Mac]

blasphemy
there is no such thing as a bad Bad Religion album

Have you ever heard that album? Do you see it around? I rest my case. And this is coming from a guy who loves most of their albums and "followed" them around the northeast on their No Control tour.

This is my version of "Into the Unknown":

This was such a turnaround that at their show in NY at the Ritz (1st day of Discharges Grave New World Tour), they were pelted with garbage and full beer cans. The Bad Brains were trying to dump garbage cans full of water from the balcony onto them. I was a stunned witness!

 

[Rockland]

Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing > then listen to this turd.

 

[KavuRider]

What album do you have bitter regrets about, purchasing it because a single sounded promising, only to find 11 tracks of filler crap


30/30-150 sounded good to me, then I was left with a CD full of regret.

I actually liked most of that album...

 

[Jim Mac]

Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing > then listen to this turd.

The guitars on Hear Nothing...are amazing. I am still in awe of their sound. They took the Crucifix "sound" and quadrupled it. Then 1986 rears its head and they go all glam metal. My most memorable moment of their show - Cal almost got hit with an empty can then said (in his glammiest voice), "Oh, you know I like it rough". Then, almost in slow motion, I see a full unopened can of bud fly into the spotlight and clock him in the temple...sweat explodes as does the crowd with laughter!

 

[nelsonjm]

I accidentally picked up Cory Smith - The good life

I though it was an Elliot Smith cd. The Cory Smith CD has been stuffed into a box along with some bike cranks and is on it's way for delivery to some poor guy now.

 

[mandown]

i'm a huge manson fan, but man, this pile of seaming apples left me feeling bad that i paid for it... oh wait, i didn't pay for it; a bud burned me a copy, but i still feel like i got ripped off.

 

[pZyteX]

Bought it without listening to it the minute it hit the stores, not a bad album just very mediocre.

 

[CBJ]

Just not as good as I had hoped for

 

[Sandwich]

i was into techno and i bought this purely because of the cover. waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

 

[BurlyShirley]

Just bad.

 

[Serial Midget]

I've been a Pink Floyd fan for years but lost interest in anything new after the Wall - The Final Cut & Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking were just beating a dead horse.

Just bad.