THREAD: Ten Terrible Albums By Artists I Love
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Chris from Rekkid Talk follows the lead of recent videos by @mazzysmusic , @lostmixtapes , and @amitytracks. Here are some bad records (mostly in the Cee Dee format) by artists that I really like, including the de rigueur choice of a Neil Young album and a metal rekkid that's going to get me in trouble in the comments down below.
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I love that Herbie disco record! Its totally fun. And often turns up in used bins
I like some of Herbie's 80s stuff, but Feets might go back to the used bin.
Oh, yeah. Turbo and Seventh Son were my last purchase of both bands until about 13 years ago when I finally went back to both bands to see what I’d missed.
Yes, I like Turbo Lover, too. That’s it!
I have all the Maiden albums except the Blaze Bayley ones, I definitely like some later ones but my favorites are the usual suspects from the early to mid 80s. I don't have any later Priest rekkids, though.
@@RekkidTalk I like a few Maiden albums from Brave New World onwards. But I find they reuse a lot of riff styles like their gallops. The latest Judas Priest albums are good but sound like Judas Priest. It’s like you get exactly what you’d expect, no surprises good or bad. “Yup, that’s a Priest album.”
I loved your takes on it !!!
that's a pretty cool album - 7th son!!!!
Turbo came out when Somewhere in time!!!
you forgot Quiet Riot- Condition critical
you for got Def Leppard - Hysteria
questions
1. which album do you like better Iron Maiden - 7th son or Dance with death? 7th son or it's a matter of life and death?
2. which Judas Priest album do you like better Point of Entry or - Turbo?
3. what do you think about Van Halen - Diver down?
Quiet Riot and Def Leppard don't make the list of artists I love. As for your questions.
1. I like Dance of Death better although it's also not a favorite.
2. Point of Entry although "Out In The Cold" is better than anything on Point of Entry.
3. I like Diver Down and rate it pretty high among Van Halen albums. If I had used Van Halen for this video, it would have been one of the Sammy rekkids.
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1. Defnatley 7th son ove It's a matter of life and death. 7th son is in my top 7 favorite Iron Maiden albums. Dance with death is 10 or onward.
2. Point of Entry classic tunes Turbo has a drum machine. Point of Entry but both albums are good.
3. Not an 11nth place album , not 10 or 9 but somewhere around 5th to 7 th place on their album rankings.. some good cover tunes but a short album Diver down.
@@marksantucci4230 Answering too early in the morning, I like A Matter of Life of Death more than 7th Son, Dance of Death (the one with the terrible front cover) not so much.
It’s not fun to make fun of the last Replacements albums since they are absolutely brilliant. 🤗
I prefer The I Don't Cares. 😉
@@RekkidTalkI never bought that one. Was waiting for the vinyl but it never materialised. I love Juliana though and I agree that the one you mentioned is one of her weakest.
@@andysmusicden I have The I Don't Cares on CD, and it's an album that will probably never be reissued.
Intersting stuff, I’m in the weird position of considering myself a huge Mudhoney fan yet dislike all their albums bar the debut, I would love to find their 48 track comp ‘March To Fuzz’ I’ve never heard Varshons 2, Varshons 1 was not exactly fantastic. The Lemonheads recently appeared in Southampton, it was horrible, Evan was totally out of it, the hall emptied out after 30 minutes. I actually hope he’s ok.
I don't have March To Fuzz. I'd like it to hear the rarities disc. Varshons 2 isn't any better and is maybe worse than Varshons. I saw Evan a few years ago and I caught him on a good day, but he goes off the rails a lot.
I’m with you on the Maiden, not sure why people like that one so much. Too many 7’s.
There can never be too many 7's. Oh, you mean the album, not little rekkids.
wow, you really called it with everyone of those but the Juliana H. I dont know her stuff but you have a good track record as far as I'm concerned.
I'm good at picking low-hanging fruit.
Paul Dianno was Iron Maiden for me...first two albums are GOLD.
My Maiden favorites are the first three with Bruce, which I know is a pretty standard choice. I like the debut more than Killers.
Hey! Your channel namechange threw me a curveball, but now I can watch another video from Chris 😊
Hey, there’s that Neil Young CD I didn’t buy because… well, the recording process derailed me. For completion reasons perhaps but with his frequency that won’t happen.
Yes, I don’t agree! Ha ha (Iron Maiden).
But I do agree with that Mudhoney album. I… can’t stand it. Was it self sabotage? Extensial problems because they left Sub•Pop?!?
Interesting and sometimes in line with my own views there Chris.
Take care man, have a great week. Cheers from Morten 🎸
Ha, maybe I should remember to change my name back in a few days.
@@RekkidTalk You didn’t show up alphabetically where I used to see you 😄
I was curious about the Neil Young - the videos on YT are funny - on My Hometown he seems to be yelling at us. That Irin Maiden would be cool to have on vinyl because of the awesome art.
Most Iron Maiden albums are top-class for artwork.
With the Replacements I like All Shook Down even less. Mudhoney, urinal cake, nice description haha
I liked All Shook Down marginally more, but really don't care all that much for either one.
Dead Man’s Pop version of Don’t tell a Soul is great and shows what could have been without that terrible 80s production. Regardless, DTAS is way better than All Shook Down!
Agreed with jpwhite1997 -- the Dead Man's Pop version completely redeems DTAS.
Interesting you chose JH Peace and Love. I have the same cd. Haven't spun it in forever but I don't remember it being that bad. I like her simple acoustic songs as well as her full band stuff. Maybe it's because I'm a guitar player. "Simplicity is Beautiful" ✌😊 & ❤
It's not terrible like some of the albums, but it is my least favorite of the JH catalog.
@@RekkidTalk 👍
I bought Piece of Cake when it came out. I really liked it. Suck you Dry is fantastic. Heaps of good songs on that album.
I stuck to Superfuzz Big Muff and Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge until they went back to Sub Pop--thanks for indulging my complaints.
Cant wait to hear your picks..The mudhoney is not one i know at all..Im not familiar with the Neil album either..Iron Maiden im not a fan of much. So far i have no complaints..Judas Priest isnt too bad..Your tastes of music are miles away from mine
Thanks for checking it out, I had a more 90s alternative version of this than some of the other videos that were mostly artists from the 70s.
I've never seen or listened that Juliana Hatfield record. Just saw it's available in streaming. Will check it out. That Liz Phair album as well as the self titled are so terrible. I still own those on CD lol.
Peace and Love is from that early 2010s period where the JH albums are very hard to get if you didn't order then right when they came out.
I loved that Mudhoney album.
I love lots of Mudhoney rekkids, bands didn't make this video if I didn't like most of their output.
Thats one Iron Maiden I dont even own. They can get really bloated and boring for sure. I never got all the way through Senjitsu. Turbo is great! I hated it when I was younger but find it fun now. I hate when those 80s indie bands signed to majors and sold out. Like Mudhoney, even Butthole Surfers and Sonic Youth. Replacements' Tim was on a major and amazing though.
The first disc of Senjitsu is fine, the second disc is unnecessary (I have the 2 CD version). I guess either no one can tell Steve Harris that not all of his 12 minute songs are great or he just doesn't listen.
Hi Topher??? you know were not going to agree your second band, LOL..... but that's ok for awhile!!! cheers and be well
I knew many would not agree with that choice.
i like that Replacements album. its not as good as the three before it but still some great songs. if you had held up All Shook Down then I could agree. you couldn’t pay me to listen to neil young….
Heh, I look All Shook Down a bit more, and I definitely like Neil Young.
@@RekkidTalk that’s it youre out of the will!
Topher???
I'm not a completist by any stretch of the imagination. So...I don't keep records/CD's/tapes by anyone, even favorite artists, that I never want to play. No room for terrible albums or singles.
I temporarily changed the name because there were too many Chris named people. I'll change back in a few days.
@@RekkidTalkKeep changing like Shawn!
So, I can't take part on this thread, because don't have Neil Young record. I have heard few tracks from that LP and yes those were bad. Never heard full Iron Maiden album. I trust that 7th son... is the worst.
Agree that the Replacements and Mudhoney albums are not the best in either band's catalog, but hard disagree on those records being terrible.
I had to be a bit edgier than picking Metal Machine Music.
Seventh Son is a great concept album. Check out The Clairvoyant.
I've tried, it's just not an album that has resonated with me.
horrible record. I could not have been a bigger fan at the time. have'nt bought one since.
@@Nobodyimportant696 I've found some good Maiden since.
Turbo is a turd........petrified so it's at least still solid, lol. By far their worst. Great call on all of these very mediocre albums.
Solid is better than runny 💩😅