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....