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Post by Kensterberg on Oct 11, 2006 12:48:01 GMT -5
What about 'Cut The Crap' by the Clash?  When even the band doesn't like to acknowledge it, you know it's a bad album. Bad doesn't even begin to describe this record. Let's just say that it made Big Audio Dynamite sound like genius. There's a total of one decent track on Cut the Crap, the evocative and moody This is England. You can download that song for ninetynine cents, so there's really no reason for anyone to own this artifact of the demise of the only band that mattered. Absolutely horrible record. The worst thing ever released by a major band, IMHO. |
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Post by Paul on Nov 15, 2006 9:22:37 GMT -5
Would this be considered a bad album by a good band?  Led Zeppelin - In Through the Out DoorHow do I change the name of this thread? It should be 'Bad Albums By Good Bands'..... |
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Post by Ayinger on Nov 15, 2006 14:53:36 GMT -5
Hey at least the inner sleeve was entertaining with the b&w drawings that turned color when you dabbed them with a wet sponge!
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Post by Paul on Nov 16, 2006 8:35:35 GMT -5
I was just curious, b/c I kinda like 'In Through The Out Door' but it seems most die hard LZ fans hate it.
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Post by Ayinger on Nov 16, 2006 17:55:46 GMT -5
Not one of my favorite Zeppelin albums -- I think Page was too smacked out for a lot of it and John Paul Jones had a heavier hand in its production. I always sensed a dark feeling to some of the cuts....and then you'd be hit with "Fool In The Rain" or "Hot Dog" (gawd how I hated that song).
It would have been interesting to see what a following album might have sounded like, so see what direction the ending of the 70's would have steered them into.
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