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Let's hear it folks... what's the worst out there, in your opinion?

This ought to be interesting.

William Hung.

Generations by Journey. Between Butterfly and that fucking repetitive Castronovo song A Better Life I felt ear raped for a few days. There are other terrible songs on there as well, but those 2 shit stains stand out.

Emancipation of Mimi - Mariah Carey

If we're just sticking to the Rock genre... I'll go with T-Ride

Walls of Jericho - The American Dream - Absolutely horrible!! Sounded like a torturous 'American Nightmare' to me

The James Young Group "Out On A Day Pass"


Robin

Freddie Blassie "Pencil Neck Geek"

Van Halen 3 is right near the top for me.

Rick wrote:Van Halen 3 is right near the top for me.

Forgot about that piece of shit. Thanks for bringing that one up.

hold your votes until I get the Cold Heart cd finished. You might change your minds!!!

G.I.Jim wrote:hold your votes until I get the Cold Heart cd finished. You might change your minds!!!

I doubt anyone will remember to bump this post in another three years if that is indeed their opinion

Hm, most albums I put in that I consider "terrible" at first are albums by bands that radically change their sound or just underwhelm me a lot compared to my expectations... a great example is Dream Theater's Systematic Chaos. In hindsight, it's not terrible and has great moments, but it was and still is very underwhelming for me as a big fan of the band.

VH III is a good one.

I guess if I've bought/heard any truly terrible albums, I've thrown them out or never listened to them enough to really consider them terrible. I'll have to think about this.

Shaun Cassidy's self-titled debut album.

Seriously, I'm old enough to have purchased this for a girl on whom I had a terrible crush. Like every other attempt at romance before the age of 21, it ended disastrously. But we did listen to it at her birthday party, and I remember thinking it was a pile of shit. Of course, I had just gotten "ESC4P3" so it sounded even worse.

Ehwmatt wrote:

G.I.Jim wrote:hold your votes until I get the Cold Heart cd finished. You might change your minds!!!

I doubt anyone will remember to bump this post in another three years if that is indeed their opinion

Hm, most albums I put in that I consider "terrible" at first are albums by bands that radically change their sound or just underwhelm me a lot compared to my expectations... a great example is Dream Theater's Systematic Chaos. In hindsight, it's not terrible and has great moments, but it was and still is very underwhelming for me as a big fan of the band.

VH III is a good one.

I guess if I've bought/heard any truly terrible albums, I've thrown them out or never listened to them enough to really consider them terrible. I'll have to think about this.

JrnyScarab wrote:

Rick wrote:Van Halen 3 is right near the top for me.

Forgot about that piece of shit. Thanks for bringing that one up.

Van Halen III... I strongly disagree with you both... definitely an underrated gem, in fact one of my favorite VH albums. Definitely has musical growth and depth, but I guess most VH fans just want to rock, and this isn't much of a "rockin" disc.


Worst album I've ever heard: Dokken's Shadowlife.

No contest....





Jana....you escape.......this time.

Shadowlife was a piece of dogshit, too. Good call.

7 Wishes wrote:Shaun Cassidy's self-titled debut album.

Seriously, I'm old enough to have purchased this for a girl on whom I had a terrible crush. Like every other attempt at romance before the age of 21, it ended disastrously. But we did listen to it at her birthday party, and I remember thinking it was a pile of shit. Of course, I had just gotten "ESC4P3" so it sounded even worse.

Were you a breastman back then too??

80's Rock worked (for me anyways) on all large breasted women...

wastingbeerz wrote:

JrnyScarab wrote:

Rick wrote:Van Halen 3 is right near the top for me.

Forgot about that piece of shit. Thanks for bringing that one up.

Van Halen III... I strongly disagree with you both... definitely an underrated gem, in fact one of my favorite VH albums. Definitely has musical growth and depth, but I guess most VH fans just want to rock, and this isn't much of a "rockin" disc.

Van Halen III COULD have been much better. The production was terrible. Sounded like it was recorded on my boom box. Dry sound with no life. Some songs aren't too bad but I think they needed a better producer for this one.

I never bought albums until I would hear enough hits . Now ,today you can listen to samples before buying. What a world !

squirt1 wrote:I never bought albums until I would hear enough hits . Now ,today you can listen to samples before buying. What a world !

Yeah. The record companies bent me over many, many times when I was young. I bought so many records that ended up having only 1 or 2 good songs. They cry about theft on file sharing networks but what about the theft of MY money on junk I couldn't return if I didn't like.

steveo777 wrote:William Hung.

You actually managed to listen to that?!

Saint John wrote:Generations by Journey. Between Butterfly and that fucking repetitive Castronovo song A Better Life I felt ear raped for a few days. There are other terrible songs on there as well, but those 2 shit stains stand out.

This was definitely one of the worst and I paid almost $20 for it!

The Left Seems Right by Bon Jovi, horrible

RossValoryRocks wrote:

7 Wishes wrote:Shaun Cassidy's self-titled debut album.

Seriously, I'm old enough to have purchased this for a girl on whom I had a terrible crush. Like every other attempt at romance before the age of 21, it ended disastrously. But we did listen to it at her birthday party, and I remember thinking it was a pile of shit. Of course, I had just gotten "ESC4P3" so it sounded even worse.

Were you a breastman back then too??

80's Rock worked (for me anyways) on all large breasted women...

I knew you were a deep-thinker.

Saint John wrote:Generations by Journey. Between Butterfly and that fucking repetitive Castronovo song A Better Life I felt ear raped for a few days. There are other terrible songs on there as well, but those 2 shit stains stand out.

LOL, shit stains, I should of used that in my previous thread, that's a good one. Well I don't know... I reckon Generations is pretty poor for Journey's standards, but as for a bad album, I reckon this one is pretty shit...

Yeah VH III is a pretty good choice.
I'd put BOC's CLUB NINJA a close second.

Just like Jimbo suggested, Im gonna wait till Cold Heart CD comes out and then cast my opinion.

Saint John wrote:Generations by Journey. Between Butterfly and that fucking repetitive Castronovo song A Better Life I felt ear raped for a few days. There are other terrible songs on there as well, but those 2 shit stains stand out.

So full of Sh*t your eyes are brown.
It's at LEAST the best Augeri era album and far better than TBF.
You just don't like to rock (and for that you have the best ballad of the Augeri era KTYLM) instead prefering to sache about like Buffalo Bill going "*sluuuuuugggghhhhh (smacks lips) I'd f*&k me...I'd F^%k me....uuuuuhhhhhh" in pumps twisting your nips w/ tweeezers whilst grinding your thighs together to the sound of Why Can't This Night Go On Forever on repeat.


Far as the topic itself goes, worst ear-bleeder I've ever spun was GNR's Spaghetti Incident?

Red13JoePa wrote:It's at LEAST the best Augeri era album and far better than TBF.

I disagree with both of those statements! Highly disagree!