Albums that didn't stand the test of time

Olafsto wrote:

Quiet Riot

Same with the entire King Diamond catalogue. I cant listen to more than one ore two songs before getting tired of his helium voice these days, used to be a huge fan..

Quiet Riot I enjoyed a lot at one point in time, but now I don't listen to them at all. It's nice to see someone else feel the same way about King Diamond's solo stuff. I still love and listen to plenty of Mercyful Fate but his solo albums just don't hold up for the most part.

S.D. wrote:

The only post-Done With Mirrors Aerosmith album I can stomach is Honkin' On Bobo.  

Yea, that albums holds up just fine. The jury is still out on their last album, Music from Another Dimension. Sure, I like it now (for the most part anyway), but who knows how well it will hold up in a few years.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

S.D. wrote:

The only post-Done With Mirrors Aerosmith album I can stomach is Honkin' On Bobo.  

Yea, that albums holds up just fine. The jury is still out on their last album, Music from Another Dimension. Sure, I like it now (for the most part anyway), but who knows how well it will hold up in a few years.

The only Aerosmith album I actually have is Rocks. That's about all that still holds my interest.

Used to live Pump as a kid but now it's just a big bore. Get a Grip is still mildly enjoyed though.

manny wrote:

If I liked an album as a teenager or young adult, that it is very likely I still like it and listen to it. My tastes have broadened but I did sell anything down the river as I got older.

Sure there are some albums I listen more then others, but I still like it.

I'm pretty much the same way.