Good songs on Bad albums.

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: 'Let the Music Do The Talkin' and 'The Hop' off of Aerosmith's Done With Mirrors.

While I don't think it's an truely horrible album, it's way down on the list of albums I go to. Lotsa filler on that one, but these 2 tracks smoke.

I always liked "My Fist, Your Face" too.

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MetalGuy71 wrote:

Quote :: Pantera - Far Beyond Driven - I'm Broken and 5 Minutes Alone

Good call on that one. I'd substitute that Sabbath cover of 'Planet Caravan' for 'I'm Broken'. Other than those 2, this album is more of a space-holder in my collection.

Right, I forgot about the cover...but then again that's 'cause it's a cover and it really doesn't sound that much different from the original. Both versions are great nevertheless.

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I'd hesitate to call KISS's Lick It Up bad, but it's not fantastic. Absolutely adore the title track and 'Fits Like A Glove' though - they're a cut above the rest.

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"Kiss Of Death" and "Can't Get Close Enough" from Black Sabbath's Forbidden album.

Metal master Number of posts : 842 Age : 33

oh,have to say

Me-devil and Inked in blood from hangmans hymn by sigh

the mix of black metal and thrash was just.....ugh....

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I'll vote for Until It Sleeps on Metallica's Load album. That song is great.

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Velvet Creation wrote:: I'll vote for Until It Sleeps on Metallica's Load album. That song is great.

Indeed it is, and it's even better live - the live version on Cunning Stunts smokes!

The whole album is great though, IMO

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I also have to say I enjoyed Frantic, St. anger sucked but I love that song!

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metalhead777 wrote:: I also have to say I enjoyed Frantic, St. anger sucked but I love that song!

I liked Invisible Kid from that album

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Mglaffas81 wrote:

Velvet Creation wrote:: I'll vote for Until It Sleeps on Metallica's Load album. That song is great.

Indeed it is, and it's even better live - the live version on Cunning Stunts smokes!

The whole album is great though, IMO

Well, Load was possibly the biggest disappointment in terms of music for me. I remember waiting anxiously for it to come out, then shortly prior to the album's release the band showed their new "look" with short hair and stuff... and that was already a shock. Then I bought the album and I almost cried when I listened to it. And no, I'm not joking... angry

But Until it Sleeps is amazing, no question about that.

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Nico wrote:: W.A.S.P. - The Last Command - Wild Child

Have to totally disagree here, if you don't like this album, you don't like W.A.S.P.!

I used to jam this from start to finish back in the day, and I remember all my friends digging Blind in Texas!

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Well, here's mine.....keep in mind I was the biggest AC/DC fan back in the day (late 70s - mid 80s) So my expectations are endless, and this is just a matter of opinion.........

Blow Up Your Video (IMO) is by far the worst AC/DC album ever made!........but "Heat Seeker" was a pretty good song.

Plus "Stiff Upper Lip" (thanks mainly to Johnson's blown vocals which is understood BTW) also never did much for me. The title track was good, and sneak in "Satellite Blues", I thought was ok, but the rest?

R.I.P.

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"Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

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Fat Freddy wrote:: "Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

I've still never heard this album, because all of you guys have basically put a "Beware of steaming hot pile" seal of disapproval on this record. I don't own that album or "Long Way Home" and "Hell to Pay".

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Fat Freddy wrote:: "Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

Great point, I forgot all about this album.

I bet George and Don were throwing beer bottles at each other when they recorded this.

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Getizzyback wrote:: I bet George and Don were throwing beer bottles at each other when they recorded this.

From what I've read, Don and George were never even in the studio at the same time while they were making that record.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

Getizzyback wrote:: I bet George and Don were throwing beer bottles at each other when they recorded this.

From what I've read, Don and George were never even in the studio at the same time while they were making that record.

They weren't in the same studio during the recording of Back For The Attack - the band record in AZ and the tapes where brought to another studio in LA so Don could do the vocals

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Fat Freddy wrote:

Getizzyback wrote:: I bet George and Don were throwing beer bottles at each other when they recorded this.

From what I've read, Don and George were never even in the studio at the same time while they were making that record.

Yea well that certainly doesn't surprise me, it was only meant to be taken as a joke anyways....

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"All the Fools Sailed Away" by DIO on "Dream Evil".

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metalinmyveins wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: "Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

I've still never heard this album, because all of you guys have basically put a "Beware of steaming hot pile" seal of disapproval on this record. I don't own that album or "Long Way Home" and "Hell to Pay".

I got SHADOWLIFE for 3.99 years ago from Columbia House when they were having a clearance sale. For that price...it's an OK album. I certainly wouldn't have paid more than that.

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Temple of Blood wrote:: "All the Fools Sailed Away" by DIO on "Dream Evil".

I completely disagree, I think that is a great Dio album.

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Fat Freddy wrote:: "Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

It is official, I am the only Dokken fan who actually likes 'Shadowlife'

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manny wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: "Hard To Believe" is a nice acoustic ballad on Dokken's mostly-hated SHADOWLIFE

It is official, I am the only Dokken fan who actually likes 'Shadowlife'

Haha, I don't dislike it as much as some folks, but it's certainly not the first album of theirs I reach for when I'm in a Dokken kinda mood.

I knew before picking it up that it was going to be an oddball listen (I had read many horrible reviews of it in various magazines), so I went into its first spin with my expectations lowered, turns out it wasn't as horrible as I'd been dreading.

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Listening to Savatage right now and thought of another one - "Hyde" off of FIGHT FOR THE ROCK. The rest of that album is kinda watery hard rock/pop metal, but that track at least has some teeth to it.

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Some will argue that they've never had good songs OR good albums, but Faster Pu$$ycat's stinker of a 3rd album Whipped had a decent tune on there. 'Non-Stop to Nowhere' was pretty catchy.

The rest was a jumbled mish-mosh of bad tunes.

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