Albums you wish never saw the light of day

[Michael826]

I personally wish that Metallica's St. Anger never came to be. As an album on it's own, it's not bad, but as a Metallica album, it's certainly a blemish on a brilliant career. (although i'm sure some will disagree)

The release of Chinese Democracy was also something i wish had never happened. At least when it didn't exist, you could always dream it would be good. (Again, i expect disagreement by some)

I also refuse to believe that half of Kiss's discography never saw the light of day... *sigh*

Fire away.

 

[RheynbowDash]

Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park

Ugh. Every track made me cringe.

 

[Michael826]

Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park

Ugh. Every track made me cringe.

Oh god. i forgot to mention that. they take so long to release new material they may as well make it halfway decent, but alas...

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Jonas Brothers and Hannah Montanas will soon be everywhere.

But I don't have any albums that I can complain about, mostly doing with the fact I have very few albums.

Completely off-topic, but the OP's account date is on my birthday.

 

[omega_peaches]

Ratitude
Every Hannah Montana
Every Jonas Brothers

 

[Nargleblarg]

Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park

Ugh. Every track made me cringe.

you were lucky to only have cringed, I have the incessant need to beat my head against a wall whenever I hear it.

 

[DemonCleaner]

Every Metallica album after The Black Album

 

[Michael826]

Every Metallica album after The Black Album

agreed. although i don't mind a few songs from load/reload, and i seem to be one of very few metallica fans that can kind of appreciate death magnetic. it was a good try, some good stuff on there. the mixing pissed me off though

 

[dodo1331]

The Resistance - Muse.

Pretty good for some random band I find, but for a Muse album, extremely lackluster.

 

[whycantibelinus]

Blink-182's self titled album
Take Off Your Pants and Jacket
and Enema of the State

Blink was freaking cool before that bullshit.

Also every Fallout Boy album besides Night Out With Your Girlfriend and Take This to Your Grave.

Fucking Fallout Boy.

 

[Treefingers]

The Resistance - Muse.

Pretty good for some random band I find, but for a Muse album, extremely lackluster.

This. Muse were actually probably my second favourite band before this came out, and had been for sometime. Not only was The Resistance disappointing in itself, it actually made me like them less as a whole, and i hate that.

 

[Rooster893]

I personally wish that Metallica's St. Anger never came to be. As an album on it's own, it's not bad, but as a Metallica album, it's certainly a blemish on a brilliant career. (although i'm sure some will disagree)

The release of Chinese Democracy was also something i wish had never happened. At least when it didn't exist, you could always dream it would be good. (Again, i expect disagreement by some)

I also refuse to believe that half of Kiss's discography never saw the light of day... *sigh*

Fire away.

You hit it right on the mark with St. Anger my friend.

 

[CrysisMcGee]

Michael Jackson-Thriller

That way AC/DC's Back In Black would be the number 1 selling Album of all time.
......Well maybe not. I kinda like thriller.

There's a lot of albums I could name, but really I just ignore anything I don't like.

 

[ChaosDragon]

808 and Heartbreak <- the start of an IRL troll's career to ruin everything we love

every post-2000 Black Eyed Peas album

 

[Rooster893]

Every Metallica album after The Black Album

Now, there are a few good songs off of Load/ReLoad, for example, 2x4 and Carpe Diem Baby, King Nothing and Better Than you, but the rest of it is just utter sellout crap.

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

Dream Theater's Systematic Chaos.

It only had a couple of good songs (Constant Motion, The Dark Eternal Night, and Prophets of War). Every other song was pretty bad (especially Forsaken). Although I could tolerate In The Presence of Enemies Pt. 1, I couldn't stand Pt. 2.

This is all my opinion of course but I think that most Dream Theater fans will agree that this album was one of their worst.

 

[CrysisMcGee]

Lets see. Most of Linkin Park's discography, all of Marilyn Manson's (fucking Trent's protege turning out to be a wanker, grr), the recent Green Day albums, specifically American Idiot (HAY GUIZ ROCK N ROLL CAN BE DANGEROUS AND FUN AT THE SAME TIME).

I'm also not a very big fan of Justin Timberlake.

Hmmm....Saw Marilyn Manson Live. Suddenly had a new appreciation for him, as it was an awesome show. Only like a little of his music though. The Beautiful People kicks ass.

Also I rather enjoyed Holiday. And the rest of American Idiot. But you're right, there previous work I enjoyed more.

 

[aruseusx]

Every Metallica album after The Black Album

Now, there are a few good songs off of Load/ReLoad, for example, 2x4 and Carpe Diem Baby, King Nothing and Better Than you, but the rest of it is just utter sellout crap.

Its kinda ironic hearing that from a guy who's avatar is Vic Rattlehead. But then again I like death metal more than black metal and my avatar is Per/Pelle Yngve Ohlin.

OT - God Hates Us All, Diabolus In Musica and Christ Illusion by Slayer. The songwriting in them is not Slayer stnadards and Kerry King still can't solo well.

 

[Rooster893]

Metallica - St. Anger

Buster Poindexter - Self Titled

The last one wanted me to bust my eardrums.