Least Favorite Album By Your Favorite Artist.

Pretty much says it all.

Rock And Roll John Lennon
MIU Beach Boys
True Stories Talking Heads
Live It Up CSN

 

Paul McCartney "Driving Rain"
John Lennon "Rock N Roll"
ELO "Balance Of Power"

 

The postumous Hendrix albums.

IMHO, Jimi would never have released them like that.

 

The Beach Boys - Summer In Paradise

 

Yes

It's a tough call.

Either "Open Your Eyes" or "Time and a Word." Side 2 of "Time and a Word" is good, but Side 1 really stinks. I'll have to get back to you.

 

Not close to my favorite artist anymore, but in 1986 he was certainly right up there.

Worst album of ALL-TIME:

Jon Bon Jovi - Destination Anywhere

 

Cat Stevens - Izitso
Supertramp - Indelibly Stamped

 

Bob Dylan - Dylan

 

Beatles-For Sale (I'll get killed for that)

 

Don't really have a *favorite* but here are some stinkers by artists I really like:

Mistrial - Lou Reed
Mott the Hoople - Wild Life
Bob Dylan - Self Portrait

and while most wouldn't agree, here are what I think are stinkers by Neil Young:

Comes a Time, Silver and Gold, Are You Passioante, Living With War, Greendale

And I like these often labled stinkers:

Trans, Re-act-or, Everybody's Rocking, Broken Arrow

So it's all just opinion, and mine's as good as the Villiage Voice or Stone (I like to think better!)

 

My least favorite Beatles LP, not counting Yellow Submarine.

 

The Fall - The Wonderful And Frightening World of the Fall
Mingus - Oh Yeah
Neil Young - Landing on Water

 

wow. Except for Mistrial, I disagree vehemently with every other thing! Just goes to show that it takes all kinds to make a world, diff'rent strokes, chac a son gout, etc.

 

Poco-Inamorata
The Doobie Brothers-Brotherhood
The Allman Brothers Band-Brothers Of The Road

 

Deep Purple-Bananas
Genesis-Invisible Touch
Yes-Union
Black Sabbath-Forbidden
Marillion-Radiation

 

Linda's Canciones de mi Padre, partly because of the glassy recorded sound.

 

Oh, my, I really do like MTH's Wild Life.

 

By a favorite artist:
Death Of A Ladies Man-Leonard Cohen (though it probably wasn't all his fault.)

 

I no most other Poco fans hate it, but I like Inamorata a lot. They certainly broke from the country/rock sound, but I like many of the songs, and I think the vocals with Timothy, Richie and George are the best since Indian Summer. "Days Gone By", "How Many Moons" and "Save A Corner" are songs I love.

 

Sgt. Pepper

 

Rolling Stones-'Steel Wheels'

 

Face Dances
White City
Let It Be

 

Deep Purple - Slaves & Masters

Without lead singer Ian Gillan and his tongue-in-cheek poetry, it just doesn't seem like Deep Purple. It's really more like Rainbow with the
AOR crooner Joe Lynn Turner writing the words.

 

You're least favorite Bee-Gee's album, right?


Let's see. "My least favorite album" doesn't necessarily mean an album I don't like so:

Beatles: Yellow Submarine (light on new material, but I love HBD, IATM etc.)
Pink Floyd: Probably Saucerful and MORE OST. Just don't listen to either very much, although each has some tunes I like.
Paul McCartney: Off the Ground
John Lennon: Sometime in New York City (never bothered, honestly. Is it any good considering I don't like WOMAN IS THE ****** OF THE WORLD?)
Roger Waters: Radio KAOS (don't dislike, just not my fave of the main 3)

 

"no"...must have been distracted. "know"!!