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MarcusInKensington
Location: London, UK
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- Posted: 11/08/2008 03:11
- Post subject: Most Disappointing album ever.....
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Ok, you've just got home from HMV... you have just purchased the 2nd album (or a latest album) from a band/artist you REALLY like...you simply can't wait to hear their latest material, as you thought their last one was SO amazing... you put it on, and.....
"WTF? What on earth is this rubbish I am listening to? What have they done??"
So my question is: What is the most disappointed you've ever been when you've listened to a new album?
A few examples I can think of Are:
-Slipway Fires by Razorlight (following Up All Night, and Razorlight)
-Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie by Alanis Morissette (following Jagged Little Pill)
-Recovering The Satellites by Counting Crows (following August and Everything After)
-Empire by Kasabian (following Kasabian)
-Room on Fire by The Strokes (following Is This It)
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caralladas76
Location: A Coruña
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- Posted: 11/08/2008 16:50
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Room on fire?????????
That album is great to me. I don´t understand why people say it was disapointing. I guess that if is this it came after room on fire, they would say the same about is this it.
in my case, 2 albums come to my mind:
- August, by Eric Clapton. I was a great fan of Clapton at university, so i came to buy one of his 80s albums, produced by Collins, featuring turner... AWFUL!! well, a couple of good singles but an awful production.
- a greatest hits by The Knack. I was shocked. How could it be that a band able to compose such a great hit as My Sharonna could have absolutely nothing else to say?
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Charicature
Age: 49
Location: Vermont
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- #3
- Posted: 11/20/2008 19:30
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Immediately coming to mind was the debut album from a NY band called "The Chrome Cranks", but that's another story - I'd never heard of them, but deliriously thought they might be part of the Manchester scene and didn't read the album cover closely enough. It was '94, and I bought it on vinyl. The band was hands down the worst approximation of music I've ever heard.
But as for bands I knew...Wah Wah by James and Wowee Zowee by Pavement greatly disappointed me (though I've come to like some of Zowee). Also starting with 100% Fun and continuing downward with Blue Sky On Mars, Matthew Sweet left me disappointed for many years, reestablishing himself fully only a few years ago with Kimi Ga Suki.
Grant Lee Buffalo's Copperopolis was also a bit of a letdown as it was a bit too mellow, though I can't say it's a bad album. And Catherine Wheel's Wishville - which turned out to be their swansong - also was the worst of their career. _________________ <(: @ >
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ace2455
Location: Bay City, Michigan
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- Posted: 12/02/2008 21:17
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St. Anger by Metallica was a complete mess!
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kev87
Location: Houston, Texas
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- Posted: 12/08/2008 22:46
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what about "The Weirdness" by Stooges, very much a let down. Iggy was out of his element with many of the lyrics and whoever the producer was totally fucked up mike watts funky bass sound.
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The Gollux
Age: 43
Location: Alhambra, CA
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- Posted: 12/10/2008 00:18
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room on fire is a great sophmore album...what the hell?
the album that totally dissapointed me 10 years ago is the fragile by nine inch nails.
it took the guy about 6 years to release new material, so being the huge nin fan i was then, i was expecting a masterpiece.
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pawelzietek
Location: Sabadell
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- Posted: 12/24/2008 12:05
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It must be something by The Music...
With brilliant debut I expected them to be something in a shape of The Mars Volta... It never happened... they just fall... _________________ we used to be alright...
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NowhereMan
Gender: Male
Age: 30
Location: Nowhereland. (Cheshire/Liverpool)
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- #8
- Posted: 02/21/2009 09:17
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oasis Standing On The Shoulder of giants - a real mess
as individual tracks its ok
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Detroit Rock Citizen
Age: 60
Location: Livonia, Michigan U.S.A.
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- Posted: 03/19/2009 02:40
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caralladas76 wrote: |
- a greatest hits by The Knack. I was shocked. How could it be that a band able to compose such a great hit as My Sharonna could have absolutely nothing else to say? | you must've never seen sharona
_________________ To each his reach but if I don't cop it ain't mine to have - George Clinton
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matto
Gender: Male
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- Posted: 04/21/2009 04:36
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Rush - Snakes and Arrows
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