You didn't disagree with it when I posted it.

no, those sentiments are generally correct. but i like blue album the most. and i consider weezer a good band, even with their recent duds. so, now we have established weezer is a good band, in my subjective opinion. although what you posted is generally true, it doesn't change that whether you like weezer or not is a subjective opinion.

just like saying blue album is their best is just an opinion. i have a friend who's a big fan of make believe. to him, you're earlier post would be complete bull****. see?

so now i stand by what i said about saying blue album being a bad album to be blasphemy. that is all. good day.

I think Weezer suck boohoo. I even admitted in my post the Blue Album was generally considered a good album, that's being pretty fair of me isn't it? Even you agreed Weezer doesn't have a consistent discography. I don't know why you're bitching about this other than for the sake of bitching.

dude, i'm not even bitching. this is a friendly discussion. i just said i disagreed and you're the one who came back and replied like three days later. i've moved on, crowie. no hard feelings, ok? lol..

Wow really? I really enjoyed Control. Its probably my favorite after Achilles Heel.

I didn't care much for it at all, rapture is a beautiful song but nothing else captures me on it.

Just about everything from 1984 up until 2001 - Yes
Trans - Neil Young
Ummagumma - Pink Floyd
In Through the Out Door & Coda - Led Zeppelin
*Enter 80s album by 70s prog band here*

Opiate, Undertow, Aenima, Salival, Lateralus and 10,000 Days by Tool. All among their weaker efforts imo.

Funny. :rolleyes:

Rush released Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures in 1980 and 1981 respectively and they were good albums.

Lmao you're having a giraffe ;)

I think Signals is quite a good album too. And Stationary Traveller was my first Camel album. :o:

Rush and Camel are some of the exceptions.

King Crimson are another, I love their 80s stuff, which reminds me of Talking Heads in some ways.

And I like Phil Collins era Genesis, I wont lie.

As for Yes, Drama was a really good album and 90125 is alright. But everything else from that decade is just crazy bad. Big Generator anyone?

And then theres Jethro Tull, ELP, Gentle Giant and The Moody Blues. All trying to go 80s pop, and failing miserably.

Gentle Giant only had one album in the 80s, Civilian. But it was so bad they broke up afterwards.

In Through The Out Door - Led Zeppelin

ha. I don't know Green Day's first coupla albums weren't that bad.

You can't technically have an objective intangible.

Bad albums by good artists
 

"Breathe" by Midnight Oil was arguably their worst effort. They just sounded jaded and lifeless. I can't remember the last time I listened to it. Thankfully they got back to form with their next CD "Redneck Wonderland".

St.Anger - Metallica

Don't stop there! Load? Reload? Christ give us back the old Metalllica :yikes:

Metallica - And Justice For All

Overlong , boring , badly produced and grossly over-rated just because it's 'old' Metallica.

I thought it was the pinnacle of their career, myself, but....

I wouldn't call it bad, but I never really cared for it either.

Master of Puppets ftw.

I cant stand AJFA either. Terrible production and they badly missed Burtons sense of melody.

Blasphemy

How dare you

We easily dare because we can. The production has no bass whatsoever and shamefully omits any input Jason Newstead may have had. The title track alone is an embodiment of exactly what Thrash was railing against-progressive, unecessary musical ramblings with no path in mind. Ulrichs drums sound like biscuit tins but that is not surprising due to his ego. He loves the sound of his drums drowning everything else out. What else? Oh yeah. Despite ONE being a half decent song, Metallica done what they said they would never do-make a video that was commercial enough to be on MTV. By the way, I am not someone who knows feck all about Metallica. I seen them twice on this tour and proclaimed them my favourite band of all time. Time has (gladly) proved me wrong. They are a very important metal band, but they certainly are not one of the best.

Am I the only one that loves Tin Machine?

Yes

And I can even forgive him for Never Let Me Down

No. I love the first album. I put a track (Pretty Thing) into a comp I posted on here. I don't see the problem. He did'nt use the Bowie name and was admirable in it's failure. There is some good stuff going on in the debut that needs reappraisal I think.

I thought the first album was great too, but then again I wasn't aware of any subsequent albums until now

That one I'll give you but people have since remixed the songs and added bass in (if it's any consolation)

AJFA, the song, is fucking awesome. Just because they didn't write to conform to the 'thrash' stencil and wrote some music how they wanted to write it without worrying if they were going match this preconcept of what 'thrash metal is 'pose to sound like' doesn't mean it was bad.

Drums sounded fine to me, listen to Dyer's Eve the drums kick ass (especially during the verses( 'dear mother, dear father')).

As it turns out, one is one of my least favorites on the album, it takes way too long to get to the good part =)

They wrote the song before they made the video, please foregive them for thier sins.

How can you compete (let's just talk about AJFA here) with Dyers Eve, Blackened, Frayed Ends of Sanity, Shortest Straw, I mean the whole album? It's simply balls to the wall awesomeness.

There was a follow up but even I have to say that it was poor. It was imaginatively called Tin Machine II.

I liked both S/t and S/t II it was just so refreshing that bowie was doing good music again, something clearly absent from his work since the mid-70's

Easily. Even some tracks from Garage days re-revisited have more energy and verve about them:


This is how I compete with AJFA:

I'm not trying to put down those songs, but seriously, AJFA > MOP.

EPIC:

Was the first tallica album u heard AJFA perchance?

Hypnotize and Mezmerize (System of a Down) were pretty terrible... so was South's most recent album. I have to say, though, that as a Soundgarden/Chris Cornell/Temple of the Dog fan I was greatly disappointed by all of the Audioslave albums.. they just didn't live up to the greatness that I've come to expect from Chris Cornell..