What song/album are you enduring right now?
 

Currently listening to something you`ve been reccomended thats turned out to be a crock of shit ?

Then post it here.......

Death From Above 79 - You`re A Woman I`m A Machine

Tuneless drivel

latest crap i downloaded: Infadels....too bad, they had potential...

Not recent, but Blood Brothers - Pea**** without fether (or some **** like that). Quit trying to be vocally perverse and sing the ****ing song.

That new Strokes album. :(
Not all bad, but definately dissapointed.

Heart in a Cage pwnzz

One of the few I like. I said it in another thread, but it reminds me of 'The Passenger' by Iggy Pop.

new mate by figurine. its a TUNE!!

Love it. Even if you're not exactly listening to one of the best..
Anyway. Different strokes for different folks..
Im currently being made to listen to :
Some retarded Adam Sandler album.
Shoot me now.

Oh man, totally not understanding this Pain Of Salvation album at the moment..

It's got all this weird crap in it. Just as well the actual music is pretty damn good.

Aphex Twin - Windowlicker.

It sucks ass.

I dont listen to ****ty music. :)

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:)

I dont listen to that album. :)

And just because im a ELP fan dosent mean i cant admit that they have made one of the worst albums of all time.

Regardless i think their first 5 albums were good.

Then how do you know it`s so bad :p:

Because i have heard most of the songs off it before, im certainly not listening to it ever again.

That and i dont know a single ELP fan who actualy likes that album.

Good to know I wasn't the only one suckered into downloading that.

umm that murderdolls album kind gets annoying after awhile

hmm..the DFA '79 is one of my favourite albums from the past 3 years. oh well.
that bloody kooks album. a freind lent it to me thinking id love them and my god does it suck balls.

well ok, to be fair, love like semtex and sunday are awsome tunes...but those are the only really good tunes on the album...

ditto, they werent my favorite band by any means to begin with, but it was a complete disapointment. At least on the last album they had a few good and interesting songs that made it possible to listen with interest to the whole album, but after listening to 3 or 4 songs off the new one, I got bored and switched it off.

Love Like Semtex is what got me to download the album.

sunday is also very very good....

new hawthorne heights, oy vay.

the greatest hits of the stone roses.
need i say anymore :)

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This album has two things going for it, and both are covers. To wit: the cover of "My Lonely Sad Eyes" and the album cover itself. People [with otherwise good taste] listen to this???

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Laid Back - Hole In the Sky

The last album I downloaded which turned out to be terrible. There's one terrific song on it but otherwise it's absolute tripe

the whole bright eyes discography.
yuck.

Pitchfork told me it was great.
My best friend, who has this amazing taste in music, told me it was fantastic, and all I wanted to do was drill a hole in my brain the entire time I listened. I was told that the lyrics were the winning bits of this band, but **** are they terrible. They are absolutely trash. Just read the lyrics of the first song, "Stuck Between Stations," and think about some dude talk/singing these lyrics with absolutely the worst delivery in music history. Just do it.

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If Pitchfork told you it was great and it's a new release then you have been duped-that site is bollocks quite frankly.

I cannot comment on the album or the band, but Pitchfork would have been my warning sign.

Yeah I too have tried to listen to Bright Eyes and I found that it gets old really fast.

Craig Finn is hard to become acclimated to as a vocalist but this album really grew on me over time. Some of his lyrics are just plain bad, but they're a welcome reprieve for me.

Seeing them in two days. And skipping a physics lab for it. :)



The latest drivel I've forced my way through:
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I can't believe I finished this piece of crap. It got decent enough reviews and I enjoyed Okkervil River prior to this. There wasn't a point in the entire forty minutes in which I was even vaguely interested. What a load...

Pitchfork is not usually wrong, I find. If they give an album 9.0 and above, it's usually worth checking out. That's sort of my cut off point, though. I think they're just trying to embrace all kinds of music but they aren't honest with it.

Okkervil River's "Stage Names" was good, and the Stand Ins is just a second disk to the proposed double album. It really IS just a companion piece. It absolutely cannot hold its own as an album though, so I agree with your sentiment.

tool - 10,000 days
not getting it

Can I ask why not? I love that album probably due to Vicarious, The Pot, Rosetta Stoned, and Right in Two. The other tracks aren't too bad but the ones I mentioned definitely make 10,000 days worthwhile.

10,000 Days wasn't an instant connection for me either.

I don't have any at the moment, but I'd have to say the most recent was Systematic Chaos by Dream Theater, which is their worst record they've ever done. I had to listen to Images & Words a few times to cleanse my system after that.

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It's not that it's such a bad album, it's just that it's really too long for what it is. I lost interest 2/3 of the way in.

^^^ agreed

and on the tool thing...it just sounded like dumb hard rock with prog pretense (my problem with the butterfly effect as well;))

The Butterfly Effect I can sort-of agree with you and understand... but Tool! 10,000 is definitely not their best but it still rocks. IMO :)

10,000 sounded boring, like all songs together could have been 3 good songs, imo.

The Music - Strengh in Numbers

I just love the second part of "inconceivable odds".. maybe it has to grow on me.. and I see more potential than with "welcome to the north", but still, it's sad, because their self-titled debut was so god damn great from the first to the last track!