Worst Metal Album of all time

rainbow kirby

nth-ing St Anger, adding in

nacho libre

Sacred Steel - Reborn in Steel

yknaa

Any takers for Anvil 'Metal on metal'? Can't say I am impressed with any Krokus stuff I heard either.

GrizzlyMan

yknaa wrote: »

Any takers for Anvil 'Metal on metal'? Can't say I am impressed with any Krokus stuff I heard either.

haha yeah Anvil arent the best but you gotta love the Cheesy title track Metal On Metal:D As a crazy iced earth fan im going to go with this(I know its already being mentioned but it truly was rubbish):mad:

Nephilim Wolf

rainbow kirby wrote: »

nth-ing St Anger, adding in

That was a terrible album alright, with those truly awful nu metal guitars. The new one is more or less the same, except even more commercial and watered down.

stephen_mch

St anger, of course, and anything by limp bizkit. I know they're not metal, but they seem to think they are. Actually maybe St. Anger was secretly released by limp bizkit. With a bad james hetfield impersonator singing, that would explain a lot!

Also anything by mastodon. I know im not narrowing things down here but i hate them so much :mad:

gerocks

stephen_mch wrote: »

Also anything by mastodon. I know im not narrowing things down here but i hate them so much :mad:

You are wrong about Mastodon.
Amazing.

stephen_mch

Yeah i know loads of people love them, just my opinion though cant get into them at all!

brendansmith

Nah, Im not too keen on em either.
I dont see what all the fuss is about.

GhostInTheRuins

Really should rename this thread "Albums and bands I don't like"

Twilightning

rainbow kirby wrote: »

nth-ing St Anger, adding in

A bit over the top. Karmacode isn't their best but it's certainly not Lacuna Coil's St. Anger, nor can it be considered one of the worst metal albums ever.

brendansmith

GrizzlyMan wrote: »

here is another obvious one......actually anything after Rust In Peace!

Liar, Wanderlust is one of my favourite megadeth songs.

Anna Molly

Trivium:mad:
Ascendancy was good, listenable. Cheesey, but listenable.
Anything after that, UGH

BULLETFORMY****INVALENTINE they can cock off!

8k2q1gfcz9s5d4

St anger is all I can think of at the moment!

What ever about the nu metal guitars, its the out of tune snare that gets me:eek: I cant listen to more than 1 song of that album at a time, i cant get my mind off the snare, it sounds like kicking one those plastic footballs you could buy in a pound shop :pac:

Anna Molly wrote: »

Trivium:mad:
Ascendancy was good, listenable. Cheesey, but listenable.
Anything after that, UGH

+1
I liked Ascendancy, but the next metallica Trivium album was poor

GrizzlyMan

alot of Nu-metal fans wont like this choice but it has to be mentioned:

Vim Fuego

Shark Sandwich (Polymer, 1980): With this comeback album, its first with Polymer and the first release following the death of Peter "James" Bond, Tap began to explore its heavy metal calling. The result received mixed reviews. While Entertainment Weekly rated it A+ and wrote that "you'd have to go clear back to Brueghel for an equally heady brew of hardworking Everyman earthiness and primal barnyard lust," DiBergi read the boys a two-word review during his documentary that simply said, "**** Sandwich." The album, which was weighted by a disastrous promotion attempt that involved sending shark sandwiches to reviewers, includes the nihilistic "No Place Like Nowhere," the disco hit "Throb Detector" and, of course, the monster "Sex Farm." Derek considers it one of his favorite Tap albums. "It's close to my heart because I snuck into the mixing studio after the other lads had left and turned up my bass part."

Kered75

Damm i've bought some stinkers in my time but i can't think of any right now as they have all been packed away for the last year.I have to dig them out soon.

On St Anger though I've never actually listened to the whole album through even though I have tried,its just the sound of it,makes the ears bleed.I only manage the first 3 or 4 songs and it has to go off.

NIBBS

GrizzlyMan wrote: »

alot of Nu-metal fans wont like this choice but it has to be mentioned:
Fearfactory-digimortal

Madness........it's a decent album...

there really are very few comments in this thread about Worst Metal Album of all time.........nearly all albums people haven't liked in the last few years......

one of the worst things I've heard is :-
Guns 'n' Roses - The Spagetti Incident

darrenw5094

NIBBS wrote: »

one of the worst things I've heard is :-
Guns 'n' Roses - The Spagetti Incident

There are worse than that one.

At The Gates......pick the musical notes out of that band.

Schism

darrenw5094 wrote: »

There are worse than that one.

At The Gates......pick the musical notes out of that band.

Don't make me post a jpeg of Slaughter of the Soul because I'll do it... so help me god I will.

Assuming you're slating At The Gates that is, I'm tired and confused at such a statement.

GrizzlyMan

darrenw5094 wrote: »

There are worse than that one.

At The Gates......pick the musical notes out of that band.

What!!!!!!!!!!! 'at the gates' rule....and yes all their albums are amazing just because their early stuff isnt over produced like most Sh*t out there doesnt mean their isnt alot of amazing melody!!!....too late i have to post the jpeg my friend!!!!!!!!!

NIBBS

GrizzlyMan wrote: »

What!!!!!!!!!!! 'at the gates' rule....and yes all their albums are amazing just because their early stuff isnt over produced like most Sh*t out there doesnt mean their isnt alot of amazing melody!!!....too late i have to post the jpeg my friend!!!!!!!!!

well said......Slaughter At The Soul is a class album........

Siobhan.

Mastodon are genius..powerful stuff
Anything be Trivium or BFMV is dire..but they just think theyr metal

Mental Mickey

"Libertad" by Velvet Revolver.................worst album EVER! I got it for about 8 quid(duty free), in Stansted Airport, and I think I was ripped off!!? It's that poor.

Max Power1

Stev_o

Load is actually a decent album if you approach it for what it is not for what it's not.

Schism

Stev_o wrote: »

Load is actually a decent album if you approach it for what it is not for what it's not.

Qft, I liked Load but I also liked the whole direction Metallica went with around that time, even if they didn't quite pull it off as well as they did with their thrashy albums.