Bob Dylan-Self Portrait comes to mind.

Amnesiac by Radiohead what a pile of self indulgent garbage


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ok I dont hate it it has some good tracks but its just wank in comparison to neon handshake and their new self titled offering(which is their best so far)

adore is one of their best I place it only behind Mellon Collie

i guess its a metter of personal opinion but i think you're crazy

Corgan's voice is at its peak on that album

Standing on the Shoulder of Giants by Oasis is really bad

I happen to really enjoy Midnight Vultures. Leave it to the brits to not get soul.

No, I'm with you on this one. Great album. Second only to ODELAY!

Leave it to a half Brit to know the difference between Soul & cheesy 80s disco :D

Dylan was much worse, though to be fair it was the record companies idea to release the songs that weren't good enough for Self Portrait.

im a pretty big SR-71 fan but "here we go again" is ****

I actually love both SP and Dylan. The only Dylan albums I really don't care for are Desire, Infidels, Oh Mercy, World Gone Wrong, and Knocked Out Loaded (and even those have their moments).


I actually like GCW; it's an example of a flawed masterpiece to be sure, but it's very interesting. I'd rank it ahead of Almost Blue, King Of America, The Delivery Man, When I Was Cruel, and a few others.



But let's see...my picks:

Bruce Springsteen- The Rising, Devils & Dust, Magic; God, when will he realize that hiring Brendan O'Brien was the worst decision he ever made? Human Touch wasn't this bad.

Elvis Costello- North; Does this really need more explanation?

Buzzcocks- Trade Test Transmissions: Why???

The Who- Quadrophenia- Apart from 5:15, Love Reign O'er Me, and The Dirty Jobs, there's nothing here that's very interesting, which is a shame, because conceptually, it's miles ahead of any other Who album.