Worser album?

These all suck, in my most humble opinion. But, which is worst?

Out of that pile of crap? It has to be DT, right?

I voted Risk, because i am not familiar at all with some of the other albums.

Generation Swine. It's like they tried to go kind of industrial but the choruses were often wimpfests and ruined everything.

I can't vote in this poll because the only ones I've heard are "Load" and "Risk".

Reviews of the others warned me off them so I never even gave them a chance.  Am I missing something or did I save myself an earbleed or two?

EDIT: not that I'd ever give Sepultura the time of day anyway since the vox just aren't my thing.

I’m not familiar with some of these releases, but I had to go with DT. That album was beyond disappointing. It literally sounds nothing like them! The Crue album is probably equally as bad!

I've only heard two of those all the way through, Load and Risk, but have heard songs off most if those. I pick Load, because of how far they fell during and after that POS was released.

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

Out of that pile of crap?  It has to be DT, right?

I would agree. It’s a shame their name is even on that turd!

No way does Heavy Metal Hippies suck. It's Loudness, man. I've only heard Risk and Load out the others. I own Risk but got rid of Load a long time ago. So by default, Load would get my vote.

Mötley Crüe--Generation Swine: 3/10
Dangerous Toys--The Artist Formerly Known As...: 2/10
Metallica--Load: 7/10
Megadeth--Risk: 7.5/10
Loudness--Heavy Metal Hippies: (not familiar)
Sepultura--Against: (not familiar)
Stephen Pearcy--All solo albums: (his last two I would rate 8.5/10; the older ones are very weak)

Definitely the Dangerous Toys album.

I'm not big on any of these ones listed, except Loudness and I don't think Heavy Metal Hippies deserves to be on this list.

Load is probably the most egregious because, despite how bad it is, it made them a lot of money. I don;t think many of the other albums on that list you could say the same of. Maybe Risk? I don't know how many Megadeth or Crue were selling at that point I guess. But still not as much as Metallica did during that time.