Worst albums in rock history?

[Unchainme]

think I have a pretty decent list going:

Chocalate Starfish and Hot Dog flavored Water- Limp Bizkit
4- Foriegner
Kilroy Was Here-Styx
OU812- Van Halen
Too Cold-Vanilla Ice
Ten Thousand Fists-Disturbed
Mezmerize-System of a Down
Minutes to Midnight-Linkin Park
Van Halen 3-Van Halen
Everybody's Crazy-Michael Bolton

Disturbed and System of a Down are the worst hunk of shit bands to ever release an album, shit lyrics mixed in with shit guitar playing

Van Halen 3 and OU812 I thought were no brainers. "How many say I" is so amazingly awful, I would venture to say it's one of the most hilarious tracks ever made, next o "Up for Breakfast" BTW, speaking of which does anyone have the video that big fat sammy made set to that song?

[Jesus Christ]

Sadly, I must admit this one was pretty bad, even though it was dedicated to Me

[chefcraig]

[Kristy]

Pink Floyd - Animals
The Who - It's Hard (no, it sucks)
David Bowie - Tonight
Stone Temple Pilots - Number 4
Eric Clapton - Backless
Yes - Big Generator
The Church - Gold Afternoon Fix
Heart - Bebe La Strange
Ted Nugent - Little Miss Dangerous
Sting - Nothing Like The Son

[Jesus Christ]

Pink Floyd - Animals

Surely ye cannot be serious??

[ashstralia]

well it's all objective anyway.... it's well known that i think 'animals' is the best floyd album. and everyone hates 'the elder' but for me it was the 'leaving school and coming of age' soundtrack. so it'll always have that special vibe for me. 'under the rose' fricking rocks

[Kristy]

well it's all objective anyway.... it's well known that i think 'animals' is the best floyd album.

Pink Floyd is sleepy time music.

[ashstralia]

Pink Floyd is sleepy time music.

ok, but that particular album just does it for me. still sounds amazing for 1975.

[Unchainme]

Wasn't Rikk really high on number 4 from stp if I can recall correctly?

[Unchainme]

...I actually like "Big Generator" and some of the more cheesey songs off the Yes albums of the late 80's

My mom was big into them and used to play them a lot, along with the "Alan Parson Project" when she was growing up, in fact, there's a vinyl I have of hers by them "I Robot". which I have yet to check out.

So, yeah, there's going to be some memories tied into that era of YES. Still better than say, "Disturbed" or any of those I just listed.

[Nitro Express]

Van Halen III

[Mr Badguy]

...I actually like "Big Generator" and some of the more cheesey songs off the Yes albums of the late 80's

My mom was big into them and used to play them a lot, along with the "Alan Parson Project" when she was growing up, in fact, there's a vinyl I have of hers by them "I Robot". which I have yet to check out.

So, yeah, there's going to be some memories tied into that era of YES. Still better than say, "Disturbed" or any of those I just listed.

"Big Generator" is actually a pretty good album.

It gets panned because it came after the monster smash "90125", which was phenomenally brilliant.

And Pink Floyd's "Animals" being mentioned in a thread with this title is just retarded.

[Mr Badguy]

I understand why Kiss "(Music from) The Elder" polarizes opinion, but I like it.

[binnie]

Stone Temple Pilots - Number 4

Don't understand that choice. 'Down', 'Atanta', 'Sour Girl'..........

If you're looking for a clunker by STP, surely 'Tiny Music' is a better choice?

[ThatArtGuy]

STP doesn't have any clunkers.