The Top 10 Bad Songs on Great Albums
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Hey everybody! Thanks for watching this video, "The Top 10 Bad Songs on Great Albums". This is an idea that's been suggested to me a lot, and I'm finally making it! It's a really interesting concept. An artist/musician makes this great, critically acclaimed, beloved album...but there's one song on there that most people can't stand. Maybe it's a stupid idea that should've never been executed, or the band is trying to experiment, or anything in between. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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hi! this video got copyright claimed. I don't want a billion dollar corporation taking my revenue, so I had UA-cam mute the snippet that got claimed. if you're interested in hearing "Wild Honey Pie" by The Beatles, here ya goooo ua-cam.com/video/iUndtEiqZc4/v-deo.html
honey piiie
Of course we all like hearing the masterpiece of music Wild Honey Pie
I was originally going to do like a whole paragraph about why I think Endless Nameless is a good song, but I ended up realizing that I have no idea why I like the song.
some stuff be like that
I like it mostly for the drums and the overall angst that's almost like a preview of some of In Utero's angsty stuff
If you listen to anything several times, your brain will begin to like it.
@@andreylucass I liked it on the first listen though
Have you heard of Acelerate by Christina Aguilera like 2 years ago? Yeah i challenged myself to listen to it 10 times on the first day of its release and i hated it for the first 7 @8 listens until i started to vibe and i got stuck with it for months. While realizing it's the worst song on the album, i listened to the most and never skip it for a good 6 months or so when it came up. The thing our brain could play on us lol
Okay, now Best Song From Bad Albums lol
99% of one hit wonders
Castle - Eminem
Listen before I go - billie eilish, that album is pretty bad, but not terrible, and it has a few good songs, but listen before I go is a fucking masterpiece, and blows anything on that album, or maybe her entire career, out of the goddamn water.
way too long of a list
@@user-ey8yc7st7k ehhh, when we all fall asleep isnt universally considered bad so I don't think he would put it on a list like that.
listen before I go is one of the best songs written about suicide in recent memory tho
“This is Morissey at his most insufferable”
That’s saying a lot.
I never liked the Smiths. I remember some guy I liked mooning over Morrissey and all I could think was self indulgent wanker.
@@sarahmajor5945
The self indulgent part doesn’t bother me. I have never understood why people have a problem with self indulgent. But wanker, I can surely agree to that.
@@sarahmajor5945 he's a talented self indulgent wanker. I'm over the Morissey hate. He is who he is.
There’s worse morresy songs on his later solo albums
@@sarahmajor5945 wdym u never liked the smiths
Yes, All By Myself is a joke. It's awkward, creepy, Tre's voice is terrible, overall incredibly stupid.
And that's why I love it.
all by myself supremacy
Hehe
Its not even in the album it's a secret track I don't even have the song on my Dookie album.
lol It's the funniest track off the album. So satirical.
One of my favorites from the album
Grunge had a tendency to have a wtf song on every album
Endless, Nameless by Nirvana
Stupidmop by Pearl Jam
Half by Soundgarden
My Second Album by STP
Iron Gland by Alice In Chains
And the list goes on and on
Wet My Bed by the Stone Temple Pilots.
@@kylelawrence4573 Wet My Bed has some weird monologue but the bluesy country guitar is cool and it serves as a tension build up to Crackerman to make the latter come in even harder imo
I actually really like Half by Soundgarden.
@@Cephalonimbus I like the instrumentals, but I cannot stand Ben Shepherd's voice.
_"As a black teenager, I loved Morrissey, but heaven knows I'm miserable now..."_
Someone give that man a raise!
*No.*
@@riversider2506
Morrissey... Is that you?
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Just because a guy is racist doesn't mean you have to hate everything he stands for, though it does fall flat when you were advocating for vegetarianism in the past and "enforcing" your moral, political view through a song like most people do nowadays...
@@riversider2506 h8r (;
@Will Morgan
POC solidarity.
Fun fact: Wild Honey Pie wasn't meant to be on the album, but George's wife, Pattie Boyd liked it so much that they included it.
Ah, but Yoko is the one who broke up the Beatles...
*Eyeroll*
I’m so happy they did
Funny how he says he's being force fed Morrissey's vegan beliefs as if surprised... by the end of an album named MEAT IS MURDER.
Good point. But that song still sucks. If Morrisey wanted to try and convert people to veganism he could have written a listenable song instead of this pretentious, annoying track.
@@CinciHeathen It's one of their most emotional tracks doe
@@CinciHeathen to each their own. I enjoy that track lol
Pretty sure he just wanted to call him racist.
Some may say John Lennon tried to do the same with communism and since then a lot of people have associated "Imagine" being a peace track regardless of ideology because it was John Lennon though his intention was really radical. What I see of The Smiths is them wanting to openly preach an ideology without being subtle about it on their album title exposed explicitly on their final song, and later on the guy supports BNP, UKIP or whatever... Cancel him now.
You really went watchmojo when you added endless, nameless
You never go full watchmojo
Getting a reply from @@Bandstand is probably a peak moment in my life
endless, nameless is the best song on the album
fr best song
Haha watchmojo. Try not to become too much like watchmojo, then you'll have to rehash ideas just with different titles.
Idk I think Wild Honey Pie is forgivable because I always just considered it a silly interlude track. Idk if it’s worthy of being considered a bad song when’s it’s barely a song at all.
i love that song for some reason like the guitar twang is so nice to hear
@@chickensoup1807 Same! I just like the silly and goofy vibe that's going on. It's a nice breather before we get to the next full track on the album.
I agree, and The white album has several musical sides to it. The serious soungs - the famous ones he mentions. Then the sillier songs about animals (Why don't we do it in the road is hardly in the same caliber as the serious ones) and then the experimental tracks like Wild honey pie och Revolution no 9. But that's why it's such an intresting record!
Revolution 9 is by far the worst track on the white album
@@maxlove8894 For some people i can understand. It's perhaps their most difficult track and isn't necessarily meant to be listened to in the same way as a song like Blackbird. I enjoy it as an experiment or collage of sounds, but I don't visit it very often due to it's length and just the fact that its not really a song, but more of an "experience".
"Wild honey pie" is not a song, it is just a bump between songs.
Yeah, a bump i want to run over with a magical mystery tank
@@TheJFerg24 lmaoo
Like a transitional period in the album?
He pretty much explained why 'All by myself' fits on dookie so perfectly. With an album called 'dookie' and the way green day presented themselves at the time, you cannot say it doesn't fit as a good hidden track.
okay... but you have just bought up a repressed memory of me listening to All by Myself with my cousin when we were like 11 and i thought it was a really good song :)
u said it. It's all about what u thought...if u think is good it's good you don't need to change ur opinion just because someone said that.
@@Animeguyis1 they were 11...
@@Alex-dv4cf so?
I’m 20 and it still makes me laugh. Just because it’s a joke song doesn’t make it bad
I was 21 when Dookie came out. My buddy and I would spark a joint and hit play, and by time Longview came on we were right there with them. All by Myself was the perfect way to come off the high and re-enter the real world. Try it sometime.
Endless nameless is meant to be an anti-song. It’s not meant to be “real song”
Exactly
Its still bad tho
So that's why it's bad ._.
Then why add it to an album containing real songs
AR 97 It’s an closing song aka a hidden track it’s not meant for people to hear it but it’s there if you don’t turn it off after thirteen minutes
Nah, endless nameless is deadass probably my favourite song on nevermind, and that’s saying a lot. It’s almost like their take on a no-wave song, and I don’t think I’ve ever heard a song that radiates more raw angst before in my life, it’s also a really memorable impression to end the album on imo
endless nameless was literally made for people like you...
@¡AyeAyeRon! it’s not even really a song
It’s just noise
@@Jeremysalsa
Yeah and a bunch of random noise sounds like a bad song
@@kloakheesten I just said it’s made for people that want that perfect commercial ending to and album
It’s just a big fuck you to the listener in a way
I’m going to shit my pants and eat it
I’m gonna shit in a jar and chug it
@@Jeremysalsa like revolution 9???
@¡AyeAyeRon! ur names ron
I'm glad u didn't choose revolution 9 cause that track is a crazy acid trip and I love it
I just think its annoyingly pretentious tbh. But then theres wild honey pie
I like it too it’s mental but it gives you a super anxious feeling, I definitely find it interesting
Well, being a junkie doesn’t make revolution 9 a good song
Number 9
Wild Honey Pie is laughly bad imo
Most of these are: joke, bonus, or reissue tracks
That Smiths track is brilliant.
When I think of terrible songs on great albums te first thing that always comes to my mind is “drunk and hot girls” from Graduation
no, that song is good
And barry bonds
Actually really enjoy both of those tracks
Absolutely
@@oscarhiggins2340 Barry Bonds is good. Drunk and hot girls is actually awful and also comes across very rapey
Runaway off of angelic to the core
*Angelic 2 The Core
Put some respect on Corey Feldman’s name
@@C455C0R3 oh I'm very sorry
You should skip the whole album. Angelic 2 the core is one of the worse albums of all time. it's so genius how you can make an album that bad. it's pain to listen to.
you'ss arab one we’re acting as if one of the most universally disliked albums of all time is secretly good as a joke
you really had me thinking you were gonna say runaway by kanye
Somehow I knew "Wild Honey Pie" would make this list. I don't think people understand, by hating "Wild Honey Pie", you're letting it win.
Dude, tracks like Wild Honey Pie are precisely WHY the White Album is epic.
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Yeah, I don't see why people hate on them, Wild Honey Pie and Revolution 9 are really fun to listen to in the album
Yeah that's a fair point, when isolated by itself it's kind of dumb, but the white albums whole point is that it's going in a thousand weird experimental directions at once. It's also why it's one of the more divisive Beatles albums
In the context of the album, wild honey pie is important.
But I love the “I LOVEE YAAAA.. wild honey pie” at the end and it makes me laugh that’s why I love it. And the white album
Yeah, I really don't mind it on the album. I like how diverse the album is.
Endless nameless is my favorite song on nevermind...
I was thinking the same thing
Jackdareviewer 🗣 on mute
It’s not my favorite but I do love that absurd distortion on the guitar, definitely some of the coolest sounds on the album. Oh well, opinions are like assholes, everyone’s got one and most of them stink 🤷♂️
exactly, it’s so experimental it’s crazy
same wtf.
I gotta disagree about Endless nameless. The sounds are really harsh.
Man how the hell can you dislike Jazz Police lmao, it's clear that during the entire album I'm Your Man, Leonard Cohen wasn't taking himself particularly seriously. i mean the cover art is of him in a sport coat, white t-shirt, and sunglasses eating a banana
Endless, Nameless. Is just Grunge.
I actually like Wild Honey Pie because it reminds me of something some indie band would do and no one would complain. Of Montreal or Ween would make it 3 minutes and add some weird verses about food.
to be fair those bands are masters at turning bullshit song ideas into tunes that somehow actually work
I agree! Love it because it’s just a fun song George’s wife really liked. It’s just a little bit of fun.
it’s such a good and catchy song
And it fits the crazy mood of the album
Endless nameless is great, I love Nirvana when they do noisey freakout songs. I suppose they just didn't mix it as cleanly with melodies on Nevermind as they did on In Utero.
7:25
"I know that jazz isn't for everyone, but is anyone interested in absurdist jazz pop songs about jazz?"
Not big on Steely Dan, eh?
If this was titled "underrated gems on great albums" I'd be less confused
Drunk and Hot Girls off of Graduation deserves to be forgotten in 2007
Frying1Pans Hola Hovito for Blueprint 1.
@@edgargallardo9175 Oh hell no, Girls, Girls, Girls is much worse than Hola Hovito and GGG aint even that bad
Man I love that song 😭
Frying1Pans Drunk and Hot Girls is fire
barry bonds is worse imo
Stupid mop would give me nightmares when I played the cd.
I haven’t listened to Meat is Murder in 21 years 😆
Bruh I thought you were like 21
We miss you bandstand..
@@souIjahwitch Sureeeeee
@@mazasis_princas456 same lol
Why you leave
For Endless Nameless, as a song, I don’t really like it but the backstory behind it is what makes it better for me. Endless Nameless was the result of an outtake for Lithium. Kurt was getting pissed off that they couldn’t get the song right and kept on messing it up. He eventually got so mad that the band just started to raise chaos out of anger during an outtake, which would end up becoming Endless Nameless. Kurt thought it was cool when he listened to the recording afterwards, so he decided to make it a hidden track
I love how wild and raw endless nameless is
I was surprised to not see drunk and hot girls on this list tbh
He has a ranking of every Kanye west song and he said that drunk and hot girls was better than saint Pablo and no more parties in la. It was a very good video but damn I disagree with it
I actually like drunk and hot girls... I would say that the Kanye track I feel ruins one of his album for me is probably Blame game off of MBDTF.
@@longtou6781 this infuriates me. i hate this alfo guy with a passion now.
@@longtou6781 he didn't say it was better, the list was just his personal opinion
@@jomelzage are you stupid
I always thought endless, nameless was such a great end song to the album, even as a bonus. It wouldn't fit anywhere else on the album. I like that song and stupid mop because it is instances of the bands resisting being sellouts and breaking expectations.
Grunge band: lets go make a masterpiece bois
Also grunge band: let’s make this goofy song record it and put it on our best album
i will not tolerate endless, nameless slander
I thought he was exaggerating about My World at the end, but as soon as it started playing I reeled back in disgust. I fully trust your opinion now and will never listen to the full song. Holy shit
Oh, come on, it doesn't sound that bad!
@@lukebradford I mean maybe if you like nu metal, but to me that was utter garbage
@@ryanhigginbotham930 We all have different taste...
@Kurapika Giovanna I mean, it might not be a proper part of the genre, but it sounds a lot like nu metal. Either way, I still really dislike it
Listen to the buckethead remix, so fucking good.
Bruh all by myself is a pretty funny meme track chill
6:30
> Alfo: Leonard Cohen’s _I’m Your Man_ was released in 1998
> Alfo: _I’m Your Man_ is one of my favourite albums of the 80s
Adding hidden tracks to the list feels like cheating
The part (that plays twice) in Endless, Nameless where it quiets down and Kurt sings "no mas, no mas" is Nirvana's eeriest moment and has just an otherworldly riff. Once it finishes its second time around you can stop listening because it's just noise but everything before with the switch between the chaotic noise to the creepy riff takes me to another dimension.
The part about Endless, Nameless I like the most is this weird sound at 6:30 that the song ends with. I can't explain it, it sounds so eerie to me. And the part you mentioned too of course.
After I heard him say that he's still doing that Nirvana track even though it was hidden, I instantly knew All By Myself would be on this list too.
If we could break the French language barrier for a sec, I'd easily include Humain à l'eau from Stromae's Racine Carrée on a list of my one. It's got one of the most unpleasant drops I've ever listened to, yet it's featured on the exact same album as Papaoutai, literally my favourite French song ever.
All the songs on Dookie are legendary
Green Day lowkey fucking suck
Yeah I don’t understand the hate behind All By Myself. It lets you catch your breath after 36 minutes of pure, blistering pop-punk (Burnout, Basket Case, She, etc).
pop punk is a shit
@@user-bh3mv7co6m well what do you like
@@tomney4460 aphex twin, njne inch nails, daft punk, radiohead, metallica, kanye west
My biggest issue with meat is murder is the disgusting lyrics. Morrissey beautifully singing about sizzling blood is so bad
I think morrissey is what an angel would sound like, which is super ironic considering the fact that he was an extremely racist and shockingly violent psychopath..
also his hair is gay
@@user-ey8yc7st7k yep insult him for having gay hair good job 👏 👍 👌 😉 😄
jesus christ no one said having gay hair was a bad thing, you just assumed that it was
@@brotundo lmao... look at the context. Saying someone is racist and a psychopath and then saying "also, his hair is gay" seems like an insult to me
jesus christ yeah but i dont think it’s an insult, being that JB 726 says he thinks morrissey sounds like an angel would. he then follows up with “which is super ironic” because being racist and being violent are both not seen as angel-like qualities. He then adds on with the gay hair part because in many denominations of Christianity, being gay is looked down upon. Boom
Try an Everywhere at the End of Time video. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
I'm glad you didn't put Revolution 9 in there like everyone else.
Mamacita was a GREAT inclusion. When i read this title, that was the exact song i thought of.
It's one of my 3 favorite albums, but that song is insufferable.
My problem with mamacita is that I think that the verses are actually really good,, the delivery is great and it is arguably one of the best on the album based on verses, but the chorus was fucking atrocious, I don’t know why they wanted to ruin a great song like that
Barry Bonds and Drunk and Hot Girls off of Graduation I think fit here, every other song off of Graduation is pretty great but those two just kinda kill the momentum midway through the album by being two of Kanye’s worst songs imo
idk, drunk and hot girls feels like a bit of a song where kanye is trying to be funny. and to be honest, i really like it.
I dont mind Dahg tbh but there is no case for Barry bonds, that shit sucks
I actually thought barry bonds is one of the 3 interesting tracks on that album :)
drunk and hot girls is great
@Rafael Lozano-Ramsay u trippin Good Life is top tier
Can you talk about Britney's "Blackout" album?
I think it's her best album to date. I strongly onboard with it being called Britney's Bible or something
Remember in Freakshow Britney had dubstep in 2007?!
This dude’s the most normie hype beast music youtuber
True
Btw, just for the record, I'm positive the drums on 777-9311 were a drum machine. Those hi-hats are insanely fast haha. Love the content.
I had no clue endless, nameless is hated. It's actually one of my fav songs off the album
Same
I don’t see what vegetarianism has to do with being a hyper nationalist
Because he cares so much about being nice to animals but not humans
@@coasterridermedia1954 You can be nice to people without being a nationalist lol
Floris ! Exactly my point. But when you ARE a hyper nationalist...
@@coasterridermedia1954 I don't get your point huh
Floris ! I don’t get yours. Reread your comment and see if it makes sense
A lot of these I find pretty redeemable, whether because their obviously jokes, too short for me to care, or at least pushing an artistic boundary in an interesting way....but your number 1 pick is so spot on. The first time I listened to Use Your Illusion II I was in the car with my dad (he'd never listened to it either), and we were both enjoying it all the way up to that point. Then My World came on and holy hot garbage was it bad. Thank goodness it isn't full length, because it feels like a kick in the nuts for trying to become a Guns N Roses fan.
All By Myself is one of the finest songs of all time...everyone knows that
I respect your opinion on Wild Honey Pie, but personally think it's a fun, silly little track on The White Album. There are plenty of full-length well produced songs on that album, and so I don't see what the problem is with having a 50 sec long track where they're just messing around.
I guess it's just all up to personal preference. Still love your channel tho!
@@SecretWeasel1 Honey pie is ok, wild honey pie is fucking cancer, and it makes me want to put a knife through my eardrums every time I hear it
@@user-ey8yc7st7k HONEY PIE!!!!! HONEY PIE!!!! TANANANANANANANANANANANNANANANANANATAMTATAMTAMTAMAMTTAMTAM HONEY PIE.
@@SecretWeasel1 correcx
IMHO "Ob-la-di ob-la-da" and "Don't pass me by" are both worse than "WIld Honey Pie" (which is actually a nice demonstration of using chromatic dominant chords).
In this case I prefer avant-garde over cheesiness.
@@RonTheFlyingDutchman I agree with you on Don't Pass Me By. I do not like that song. But Ob-la-di Ob-la-da gets me up and moving so I have to like it. 👍
Boys Will Be Boys was totally out of place on Dua Lipa's most recent album. If it wasn't for that it could have been a 5/5 pop masterpiece.
yes
I also didn't like Good in Bed
The better “Boys Will Be Boys” is the one by Stella Donnelly
“All By Myself” was GREAT! Couldn’t help but laugh and that’s the point. This dude is trying too hard to be serious.
Endless, Nameless is a great noise rock song and not bad at all
It's probably just not nice to listen to for most people but if you like this kind of music it's so damn good
Edit: and it was kind of like a freestyle in rap, they randomly played it when they have recorded Lithium in the studio
We in the Britney Army didn't like Email My Heart 21 years ago lol.
Id like to see you make a video about long music, like not just 7 minute tracks, songs that are like half an hour long or longer (steroids by death grips, sufjan stevens stuff, jethro tull etc). i know its hard to listen to stuff that long, especially nowadays where we are all so impatient, but i promise you some of the best and most artistsic music ive heard has been longer than half an hour *cough cough* long season *cough cough*
Ryan Gelatin
Did You Mean: Swans
Walking in Rhythm by Fishmans and You Doo Right by Can are two good ones
arca - @@@@@
even though there's a tracklist it's really interesting viewed as an hour long song
Mirror Reaper by Bell Witch?
Lots of prog rock, then.
Meat Is Murder is an incredible song.
Extremely beautiful and powerful.
F a c t s
agree
I agree. I'm not vegetarian, and I love it!
Jazz Police is an expression for someone that polices what is “real” jazz. This song is probably a critique of those toxic people that try and make all jazz fit into reductive molds.
Fully expected east by earl sweatshirt to be on this
East bangs tho
Sorry honey, but EAST keeps playing during sex.
EAST is top 2 earl songs and it definitely isn’t 2nd
Feet of Clay isn’t even an album. It’s an EP... also Earl kinda spazzed on EAST 😳
El Adrian east
It is kind of funny Axl Rose put a track on the album titled "My World", and then past this release pretty much all remaining band members quit or were fired :D
Wild Honey Pie really didn't belong here. It's perfectly fine for what it is, especially considering it's on the same album as Birthday and Glass Onion
Revolution 9?
I can't stand birthday but I like glass onion tbh
@@MongerOfStrings8222 glass onion is a fantastic middle finger to everyone trying to look deep into Beatles lyrics
Why does it seem nobody else likes birthday or glass onion besides me? :(
I love what’s yo phone #, I like how it’s crazy and he’s tryna keep up with the beat
Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden is one of the greatest metal albums of all time. But it’s held back by “Invaders”, the opening track.
The verses are fine, but the chorus is one of the most grating things you’ll ever hear. Bruce Dickinson yelp “INVADERS” as high as he can, and just listing off violent acts.
This album has my favorite Maiden song of all time (22 Acacia Avenue), but because of Invaders, I can’t consider this Maiden’s best album (that being Powerslave, in itself a top 5 metal album of all time).
I personally love Invader's chorus.
I prefer every album from No Prayer onwards to the 80's Bruce stuff though.
Pink Cellphone on Saturday Night Wrist. Amazing album but God damn what is that outro?
it’s kind of funny knowing that almost every song on this list is a closer for the record.
this is so random, but what are the songs/music videos from the b roll? they look so interesting 😅
Why is the last song delivered like he's a cross between Sonic and Shadow?
Meat Is Murder’s title track is one of the best Smith’s songs what are you on about
i can't believe he's complaining about Morriesy's vocals, it reminds me of some of my favourite parts of The Queen Is Dead
No it’s pretty bad
@@dylandarcy1150 he’s complaining about his lyrics and his self righteous message
@@Limbaugh_ It's not self-righteous to point out that animals are literally murdered for meat. He never says "I'm a better person than you for being a vegetarian". The idea that any anti-meat activism is somehow self-righteous or snobby is ridiculous and perpetuated by meat-eaters who don't like having their morals challenged.
I'm disappointed in Alfo for putting this on the list. "Force-feeding you his beliefs"? That's literally all activism ever.
@@Limbaugh_ it shouldn't really matter about the lyrics. the song still slaps. it's a piece of music, not poetry. if you can't enjoy a song just bc you disagree with what the singer is saying, you're just being picky
I love Wild Honey Pie. Great interlude, really catchy 🤷🏾♂️
I love endless, nameless but I honestly cant explain why lmao
You lost me at “all by myself”
Meat is Murder is one of the best songs on the record...
I agree
I agree. I can see how some hate the lyrics but I love how bold of a statement it is regardless if I agree or not. It's also one of The Smiths most dark sounding songs. Love the weirdness of the animal noises too, and the guitars are good.
Yes. Meat is Murder is one the best tracks from that album. One of the best closers to any album imo. Shouldn't be on this list. Masterpiece song. It isn't "boring" like video guy said though I understand why he would say that. Not every song needs some big chorus.
No, it's not
Missed opportunity to try and convince people that eating less meat is a good thing. Pretentious and unlistenable to me. And I loved that album and The Smith’s back in the day.
I actually really like Endless, Nameless, in fact I think it's one of their most therapeutic songs to listen to for me. Also I think Wild Honey Pie is hilarious.
“That's just like, your opinion, man” - The Dude.
Andre 3000's verse is NOT solid, listen to it carefully, it's worse than you think and I say that as a huge Andre 3000 fan.
As a guy who plays drums in a green day tribute band, who also plays all by myself at most shows, im offended by #7! Haha
Ok, so we're not gonna talk about "Lick Doo" in Welcome to Sky Valley?
Lick doo is art.
Welcome to sky valley is art
Kyuss is art.
And weed.
Also, it was Pattie Boyd who wanted "Wild Honey Pie" on the album. Paul thought that it was too silly.
endless nameless is a great piece of noise rock, actually the highlight of nevermind for me. 7 minutes isn’t really that long either.
I love Alfo Media. All my homies love Alfo Media. ❤️
I hope “deadpan” was not a purposeful pun
Who Dunnit on Abacab by Genesis. This one is made even more egregious by the fact that there were so many really good b-sides available, yet they threw that song in.
Meat is murder is actually an incredible song has some of the best lyrics I've seen
No
yes
Honestly I like endless nameless and meat is murder
Yes! Love Meat is Murder even though I understand the criticism. While we're on the subject of The Smiths, Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others is the song I'd really say is not good. The instrumental is ok but...
@@SB-jq8jj I agree, some girls is arguably the smiths 2nd worst song imo. The guitar riff is actually really fucking good but the lyrics are incredibly repetitive and dull
@@oofym353 Yeah the guitar is it's saving grace. It's really annoying and pretty basic overall though. It's like not straight up bad but definitely not good either. I've only heard s/t, TQID and MIM so can't say if it's their worst song. They have a pretty great discog from what I've heard so far though.
EDIT: Also There is a Light... would have been such a great closer too.
It's even funnier that at 15 she sang E Mail My Heart with such a conviction that only a teen girl in the late 90s could relate to.
"Honey Pie" fits well in the White Album. "Goodnight" on the other hand...
I don’t mind Honey Pie. The one I can’t stand is Ob La De Ob La Da. And #9, of course.
That’s one thing I enjoy about really digital music- no need to skip, you can just delete certain tracks from your albums.
@@randomperson-dy6kj #9 is an amazing experience tho. Most albums lack of something like that
Zachary Brown ....................is a perfect album closer.
@@davidl570 With a response like that I shall never argue :) I do love the song. It's a little jarring for me after "Revolution 9" but maybe that's what gives "Goodnight" it's charm.
@@zimabrown Makes sense! I like how Goodnight ends the album in a low-key mood after the chaos that is Rev. 9. Nice way to wind the album down.
Endless, Nameless is literally one of the best Nirvana songs
I ALWAYS skip “Mammacita” ever since the album first dropped.
Bruh I went ‘whaaaat’ in the middle of the night when you said Endless, Nameless. Love this track
Endless is one of my all time favs and I think it is vital to never mind as an album. It is like a giant middle finger to pop which is cool because that is what grunge is before it became pop