The album that disappointed you most.

[oddone]

Fame, which is why the album with The Dope Show on it was overblown and sucky, with Holy Wood being somewhat better. But after that it got really bad because he quit doing drugs with Twiggy Ramirez.

 

 

see i think mechanical animals and holywood were sorta alright. they definately didnt have the feel of the old stuff, but after that {censored} just got way outa hand. his last 2 were {censored}ing horrid.

[Krank'N]

Metallica -St.Anger If your out of ippicack(sp?) then listen to that.

[thenakedarab]

First thing that comes to mind is the black album .

Hahaha, I was here to post the exact same thing.

After that album came out I felt dirty and betrayed.

[thenakedarab]

Pearl Jam - Vitalogy

 

 

WTF? Great album. It was different, but I love that disc.

[Coopster]

Van Halen III.

Really? I'm the first in two pages? even after 10 years of breathing room, I still can't listen to it.

[Caulk Rocket]

[thenakedarab]

HCPP is that way

[eudaimonia02912]

Dream Theater -- Falling into Infinity.

 

In retrospect, it's actually a pretty solid album with quite a few good songs and even some awesome songs. But I was very disappointed at the time.

[Ultrahighgain]

First thing that comes to mind is the black album .

 

 

Yep...that's the one.

[Caulk Rocket]

HCPP is that way

7th artist down on the list.

[Oblivion DC]

Another +1 for the Black album...

[duncan]

The new Jimmy Eat World album that's being streamed from their website right now is definitely up there. What a pile of {censored}.

[thenakedarab]

7th artist down on the list.

So what, he's a cock and a coat-tail rider anyway.

[hotbaconsauce]

Stanger wins first place. Reinventing the Steel wasn't the most thrilling.

[mfergel]

Metallica - St. Anger

[pamackie]

Me in 2002:

 

 

"Ok, this is different, not sure I'm a fan, but OK."

 

 

2003: "This is not promising."

 

 

2005: "Hey, these guys actually kinda suck. Stop ripping off Floyd and Muse, you twats."

 

 

2007: "Eat a bag, you {censored}wits."

[BerkleeBill]

see i think mechanical animals and holywood were sorta alright. they definately didnt have the feel of the old stuff, but after that {censored} just got way outa hand. his last 2 were {censored}ing horrid.

I kinda liked that album he did with Tim Skold of SM/KMFDM fame. Liked it a lot more than MA/holyweird [sic]. But still, nothing of the greatness of the 1st two albums.

[ComOp]

Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction

Also;

Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time

[Spaced Out Ace]

Stanger wins first place. Reinventing the Steel wasn't the most thrilling.

 

 

Yesterday Don't Mean {censored} is awesome enough to make up for the rest of it.

[Cougar Hunter]

disappointments:

 

1. APC - 13th step

2. Pearl Jam - vitalogy

3. Metallica - Load

4. Pantera - Reinventing the steel

5. Slayer - undisputed attitude

[tequila_titan]

Judas Priest - Turbo

[colejustesen]

I would have to say definitely St. Anger...no matter how many times I try to listen to it, I just can't.

I think I would be able to mind most songs, but the production quality just blew. That being said, I also got into Metallica around the Load era...and on a side note I {censored}ing love Load. I personally like the songs a lot, but I know to you all that is not Metallica. Bleeding Me is such a kick ass song!

Cole

[Zozobra]

Reinventing the steel. They really dropped the ball there.

[shredhead7]

I remember my friends that were huge Metallica fans livid when Load came out. One went so far as to write them a letter about how they let everyone down.

For me, two come to mind: Queensryche - Hear in the Now, I wasn't a huge fan of Promised Land, because I was into Dream Theater a lot by then, but Hear was a total piece of crap. They never came back around.

Dream Theater - Falling was OK, but Scenes just didn't sit well. The songs were way too "floydian" and nothing really resonated as something catchy. They've sucked ever since then; retreading riffs from what ever band is the flavor of the month.

[NinjaRaf]

st anger.