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In the discussion thread: Name a musician you dearly love, but admit also produced some unlistenable crap. [View all]

Tue May 8, 2012, 11:32 AM

19. You mean you didn't enjoy "Love Beach?"

The story on this one is pretty funny, actually. Even though they ultimately reunited, at this point, this band was O-V-E-R, they hated each others' GUTS. They pretty much knew it was going to be a crap album and they made it anyway.

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93 replies	Author	Time	Post
Name a musician you dearly love, but admit also produced some unlistenable crap. [View all]	Throd	May 2012	OP
Neil Young, almost EVERYTHING from the 1980s. 7 albums, 5 of them SUCKED HORRIBLY.	Amerigo Vespucci	May 2012	#1
I can't dispute a thingle thing you wrote.	Throd	May 2012	#3
Carly Simon	rogerballard	May 2012	#18
Weren't those first 80's album done because he wanted to get out of a contract or something?	harmonicon	May 2012	#21
No, it became antagonistic over a period of time, and he got sued	Amerigo Vespucci	May 2012	#22
Ok, I knew there was some conflict involving a lawsuit.	harmonicon	May 2012	#25
The CORE albums, for me...	Amerigo Vespucci	May 2012	#53
That would coincide perfectly with Neil's flirtation with the Reagan dark side	KamaAina	May 2012	#30
I didn't mind Trans that much.	bluedigger	May 2012	#43
Yep. There is a N.Y. concert VHS/DVD release, "Live In Berlin"...	Amerigo Vespucci	May 2012	#51
This is exactly what I was going to post.	tabasco	May 2012	#91
Dylan.	nolabear	May 2012	#2
I don't know about the two gospel albums, but 'Slow Train Coming' is awesome!	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#62
Led Zeppelin	Archae	May 2012	#4
Much as it pains me, I have to agree with you	Populist_Prole	May 2012	#6
Diehard	pipi_k	May 2012	#34
Never met a led zep song I didn't love	OriginalGeek	May 2012	#42
I thought 'Coda' was a huge improvement over 'In Through the Out Door'	Populist_Prole	May 2012	#50
lol, you aren't alone	OriginalGeek	May 2012	#55
You're the first I heard that discovered LZ so late, but the point is you got there.	Populist_Prole	May 2012	#72
good point on "too blues"	NoGOPZone	May 2012	#29
Where to start?!	pink-o	May 2012	#5
I do like Elton John's "Club At The End Of The Street."	Archae	May 2012	#8
Yup. Elton and Rod Stewart are prime offenders	hifiguy	May 2012	#17
Rod Stewart's fall	pipi_k	May 2012	#35
Tom Waits	Rittermeister	May 2012	#86
Chris De Burgh.	Aristus	May 2012	#7
"Don't Pay The Ferryman"--LUV it!!	lastlib	May 2012	#45
Another good one.	Aristus	May 2012	#69
David Bowie was a Genius in the 1970's	Tabasco_Dave	May 2012	#9
Eric Clapton	bluesbassman	May 2012	#10
He had a slump, but even at his lowest point he was better than most!	Bake	May 2012	#38
Agreed, the skill was there but no soul.	bluesbassman	May 2012	#40
Emerson Lake and Palmer -	HughBeaumont	May 2012	#11
Yeah, but Brain Salad Surgery isn't what most consider "listenable" - well, unless they're wasted.	HopeHoops	May 2012	#14
I liked most of it, except for the last parts of Karn Evil #9.	HughBeaumont	May 2012	#60
You mean you didn't enjoy "Love Beach?"	Amerigo Vespucci	May 2012	#19
Looks like Bee Gees to me.......	Burma Jones	May 2012	#24
Emerson hated Lake by this point, for sure,	hifiguy	May 2012	#32
Lake wanted to do pop/folk tunes, Emerson and Palmer wanted to do prog	TrogL	May 2012	#82
Yup.	hifiguy	May 2012	#83
Nice mooseknuckle, Keith.	HughBeaumont	May 2012	#33
Didn't I see him on the Barry Gibb Talk Show???	Bake	May 2012	#39
Tori Amos.	BlueIris	May 2012	#12
Don McLean	HopeHoops	May 2012	#13
Paul McCartney....	brendan120678	May 2012	#15
Funny, that's one of the only christmas songs I can stand.	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#63
Metallica.	Iggo	May 2012	#16
Right on.	OriginalGeek	May 2012	#44
Agreed. nt	Codeine	May 2012	#56
Lou Reed - 'nuff said. (nt)	harmonicon	May 2012	#20
Elvis Presley.....n/t	Burma Jones	May 2012	#23
HEY NOW! Don't say nothin' bad about The King!	Bake	May 2012	#41
Ozzy Osbourne	Giantsfootball10	May 2012	#26
The Clash.	geardaddy	May 2012	#27
San Jose's ultra soccer supporters' section is known as the Casbah	KamaAina	May 2012	#31
I loves me some "Should I Stay or Should I Go?"	Arugula Latte	May 2012	#36
Yes, it is catchy.	geardaddy	May 2012	#37
Might not be their best but	OriginalGeek	May 2012	#46
Well, I knew them before they were big.	geardaddy	May 2012	#48
lol, it was a running gag among my friends	OriginalGeek	May 2012	#49
I think this is a very common phenomenon. Almost ubiquitous	RZM	May 2012	#54
I think you're right.	geardaddy	May 2012	#80
Yeah, Zappa was the first name I thought of	NoGOPZone	May 2012	#28
David Byrne	bluedigger	May 2012	#47
Even the Beatles.	Archae	May 2012	#52
U2. The Cure. Depeche Mode.	Codeine	May 2012	#57
ESPECIALLY U2.	HughBeaumont	May 2012	#58
No way. Zooropa was the Shizz!	JVS	May 2012	#73
Love and Rockets was a huge disappointment	Throd	May 2012	#61
Depeche Mode is kind of like a fine wine - some years are just better than others.	Initech	May 2012	#65
First three albums sucked?! No way.	harmonicon	May 2012	#74
I liked the first single from Sounds of the Universe,	Codeine	May 2012	#77
I agree with you about bauhaus, but the Smiths?	harmonicon	May 2012	#75
I love that song,	Codeine	May 2012	#76
Bob Dylan: most of 'Self-Portrait'	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#59
I loved it!	Taverner	May 2012	#89
David Bowie	TorchTheWitch	May 2012	#64
Bobby Goldsboro...	ScreamingMeemie	May 2012	#66
John Lennon	NoPasaran	May 2012	#67
Pink Floyd made some really bad stuff after the wall	taught_me_patience	May 2012	#68
Actually I though they sucked from "Dark Side of the Moon" on.	bif	May 2012	#79
Probably depends if you were into Syd Barrett, Roger Waters or David Gilmour	TrogL	May 2012	#84
I thought it was Waters that drove the band apart	taught_me_patience	May 2012	#87
Ahhah FZ was my first thought when I saw the subject!	TroglodyteScholar	May 2012	#70
Paul McCartney	WhoIsNumberNone	May 2012	#71
Probably most of them, but the one who first comes to mind is Paul McCartney	LeftishBrit	May 2012	#78
Philip Glass	TrogL	May 2012	#81
"Akhnaten" is an incredibly beautiful	hifiguy	May 2012	#85
I feel like Glass has been on autopilot since the mid 80s	cemaphonic	May 2012	#90
Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music	Taverner	May 2012	#88
The Chili Peppers come to mind	LeftOfSelf-Centered	May 2012	#92
Jefferson Airplane crashing as the Starship	kwassa	May 2012	#93

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