10 Artists Who Hate Their Own Albums | Rocked

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[@ChaiElemental]

Evanescence hates their debut, Origin. They think of it as more of a demo than their real debut.

[@RockedNet]

@Amaranthe Zinzani I remember reading about that but to be fair I kind of understand why. I think of Fallen is their debut as well.

Far as KISS, at least Gene hates the Crazy Nights album (dunno if the other band members agree or not). Also, R.E.M. hates Around The Sun (with good reason--easily one of their worst albums).

[@thehardie-boy3090]

Nikki Sixx and Vince Neil hate Motley Crue’s third album Theatre Of Pain

[@lauravacek4293]

I have people ask me to autograph an article I despise. Yuck. The interviewer glorified herself for "empowering" poor people while humiliating them. Yuck. Do you feel flattered or flattened? ?? ??

[@joeybatmania9327]

Fun fact: Ozzy Osbourne only survived his addictions because of a literal genetic mutation that helps his body process drugs and alcohol better than most people can

[@vickiweber4718]

I know he has a gene that allows him to process alcohol. Not sure about drugs, though.

[@robinthedragonhunter64]

Damn that’s metal as fuck

[@pootassopick]

so it wasnt the bat... im dissapointed.

[@rowanmartin4397]

Yeah, it's actually that same gene that makes him like 10 times as likely to develop on addiction to those things too

[@nodiggity9472]

That's a crock of shit. Everyone in the West has that genetic mutation. Its because right up until Victorian times, the only way we knew to ensure your drinking water was safe to drink, was to make beer with it. Hence the mutation for processing alcohol. Compare that with a different culture, (Native American) who realised that a better way to ensure clean water, was not to dump all your piss and shit into the same place you drink from. Those people lack the gene that allows us to process alcohol with less consequence. In exactly the same way, many Asian cultures are lactose intolerant.

[@DinsdalePiranha67]

Let It Be was the last Beatles album released, but the last one they recorded was Abbey Road. I don't remember which member of the band it was, but one of them said that the recording of Abbey Road went well in part because they knew it was the last album they would record.

[@ecurewitz]

I heard they wanted to go out on a good note. In that case, mission accomplished

[@spiderman4x]

@@ecurewitz they went back to George Martin as producer on Abbey Road as well.

[@ecurewitz]

@@spiderman4x that also help considerably as well

[@itsthatsebguy93]

What about everyday chemistry.. man?

[@lucasoheyze4597]

There's a tape of them now discussing their next album AFTER Abbey Road, so it's not true they knew it was the last.

[@thehardie-boy3090]

I cannot believe Cobain heard Motley Crue on Nevermind. Motley Crue literally became one of the worst acts of the 90s when trying to follow Nirvana’s example with their 1994 self titled album, and the horrific 1997 album Generation Swine

[@Jaspertine]

I think he meant the production more than the music itself.

[@kylehegedus5498]

Don Hardie Maybe it’s the “overproduction.”

[@liammcnicholas918]

And then they went industrial. There's a reason no one talks about the albums after Dr. Feelgood

[@thehardie-boy3090]

@@liammcnicholas918 At least 2008’s Saints Of Los Angeles is pretty good after everyone sobered up

[@rattailtony2900]

I'll hella stand up for that 1994 record, Power to the Music and Hooligan's Holiday are fantastic

[@keanuismyfather7477]

Cedric, at the top of his lungs: *I MUST HAVE READ A THOUSAND FAAAAACEEEEESSS!!!* Omar: “Emotionless, plastic garbage” Me: huh? 🤔 Edit: punctuation

[@captainunserious]

Brandon Boyd of Incubus hates SCIENCE, which I think is their best album.

[@microgirl3789]

That's sad to know. SCIENCE is one of my favorite Incubus albums as well.

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I have heard he hates Fungus Amongus but never about S.C.I.E.N.C.E. I love Incubus and that album is awesome but not my number one favorite. It's surprisingly hard to pick the best from this band, but i feel like it's a tie between Make Yourself and Morning View.

[@trowa9960]

Science is definitely the best Incubus album. I’ve loved that album for 20 years now! I did hear a radio interview around 2005 with the band stating they were ashamed of it though.

[@lupehn]

Science is there best and it’s so groovy and heavy

[@RockedNet]

I did not know that one. Crazy.

[@aidanbouw5224]

The fact Kurt Cobain called Nevermind overproduced is so funny to me. It's not Dark Side Of The Moon or anything. It's sounds like a pretty good rock production and nothing more. Yeah the production doesn't sound like garbage, something very heavily featured on all their other albums, but this ain't overproduced either

[@prometheustv6558]

Pearl Jam said the same about Ten

[@andreylucass]

Filosofen is overproduced

[@honeypower]

Compared to bleach and in utero it is very over produced

[@craigm2520]

I get where he comes from. It was very mainstream compared to Bleach or In Utero and if you ask a basic listener about Nirvana their most likely bringing up a Nevermind song

[@aidanbouw5224]

James yeah but that’s like saying McDonald’s is great cuisine and comparing it to eating dust. Both aren’t that good

[@krisfrederick5001]

Incesticide's release was a direct reaction to the guilt Kurt Cobain felt over the slick production of Nevermind.

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Really wasn't, it was just the label cashing in on a hot property. The band didn't hate the production of Nevermind, they hated the overreaction it got.

[@kevindoran9389]

@@lucasoheyze4597 But they secretly loved the success, especially the money, their manager said Kurt would call him almost every day to find out exactly how much money was coming in.

[@krndesi7600]

Ozzy not only hated "Never Say Die" but he apparently also hates "The Ultimate Sin" from 1986 which is one of my favourite Ozzy albums!!

[@ZaneKriglowitz]

It's a shame how Dave feels about One by One. It's tied with Colour and the Shape for my fav Foo album. All My Life, Low, Have It All, Lonely as You, Come Back... all slaps imo.

[@ehMMMKay]

my fav album and fav garage raw production, Tired of You is pretty boring but the rest are all great songs to me, issue is that there was turmoil in the band during recording

[@alexanderjacksonart]

My theory with ATDI is that Omar probably just had a very specific vision with ROC. He sounds like one of those students at art school that presents a masterpiece and talks it down because the colours came out not consistent with their vision for it. But we don't see their specific vision, we just take it at face value as a masterpiece.

[@lizardjesus]

There is if I'm right a raw mix version of One Armed Scissor up on KZbin and once you hear it, you will understand what Omar means. Certain background nuances are a little less present, but where as the original feels like I'm being assaulted with a car, the raw mix feels like I'm being assaulted with an 18 wheeler. It's apparently the mix for the vinyl version, but the only copy I found costs $150.

[@alexanderjacksonart]

@@lizardjesus Hmmm, I really should seek out this version.

[@lizardjesus]

@@alexanderjacksonart kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGfCZop8fZV-opY Here's the link to it.

[@musicianbass076]

As big a Beatles fan as I am, seeing as how they're my #1 band of all time, I admit that Let It Be is hard to listen to because I don't like the way it was produced and mixed. However, when the album was remixed and re-released in 2003 as Let It Be...Naked, it was a VAST improvement, especially with the track listing, as I didn't really like how the tracks were listed in the original.

[@nickfosaa2840]

Regretting The Past on weezers Raditude Maybe? Or would you say that Crash Thompson have said all that needed to be said about it?

[@kylehegedus5498]

NickFosaa I think Crash said all that needed to be said.

[@LessThanJayson]

Crash isn’t Ratitudes core detractor. I wanna hear a different opinion.

[@Hola-tq4pg]

@@LessThanJayson agree, i know a lot of people have said Luke wouldn't cover thanks to Crash already covering it, but come on, Crash's video is from 7 years ago, besides he is not the only person to talk for that album, maybe since he is more familiarized with Weezer than Luke, but Luke opinion can still be interesting

[@ElliYeetYT]

I wanna see a RTP on Raditude lol

[@hellonurd8957]

Everyone: Relationship Of Command is a bop! Omar: Thanks, I Hate It

[@MrT571]

One-Armed Scissor is a classic. How could he hate that one?

[@wolfinsheepsclothing842]

@@MrT571 I mean, Omar is a fantastic guitarist and he hated playing the guitar. He's a very mixed individual.

[@laurisaarinen1126]

One by One is not a bad album, really. It just happens to be the next one after two of their best works ever Colour and the Shape and TINLTL. It's the album that got me into Foo Fighters and has many great songs. All my life, Low, Times like these, Halo, and especially the closer Come Back, all awesome. Sure it's got some weak points. I have never liked Tired of you or Burn away. Still i think it's better than something like Sonic Highways BY MILES.

[@liammcnicholas918]

All My Life is one of their best songs

[@delusionalx2605]

One by one is my favorite foos album tbh, and i dont dislike any of their albums at all

[@celyne1820]

What are your thoughts on Wasting Light?

[@laurisaarinen1126]

@@celyne1820 The best album in the last 10 years for sure, my favorite since One by One

[@kintaro_f]

There's nothing left to lose is just an outstanding masterpiece of an album

[@zaccds]

While I think Let it Be is a solid album, I'm more of a fan of the "Naked" version. It removes pretty much all of Phil Spector's contrabutions and allows the songs to breath.

[@knightwing5169]

Am I the only one who thinks the 1970 version of "Across the Universe" feels like a remix of the 2003 "Naked" version?

[@zaccds]

@@knightwing5169 Techically it is. The Naked versions are pretty much just the original tapes before Phil came in. He added vocal effects, a string section, and changed the speed.

[@sundoga4961]

I like both, but I actually prefer the Spector version. The Beatles were all world class musicians and had a synchronicity that still echoes today, but I'd call them mediocre producers.

[@knightwing5169]

@@sundoga4961 Phil Spector was a great producer, but his style didn't gel as well with the Beatles as George Martin did.

[@sundoga4961]

@@knightwing5169 No, I agree. Martin would have done an even better job.

[@tmamone83]

I actually like "Let It Be," although I didn't like how tracks like "Across the Universe" and "The Long and Winding Road" were overproduced to the point that they sounded like schlock. Which is a shame because "Across the Universe" is actually a great song once you strip it down.

[@MyssBlewm]

I've always preferred Fiona Apple's cover of "Across the Universe" over the original

[@spaghettiman3757]

"The Long and Winding Road" is the worst out of all of them, it's a fantastic song, completely ruined by Spector's awful production. Paul's vocals are completely drowned out by everything that's going on, the whole song feels like it's suffocating and crying for help. It's so bad. Everything from the horns to the cheesy choir, it just feels so pretentious. But at least we have the "naked" version, which is a million times better and actually sounds like a song.

[@tmamone83]

@@spaghettiman3757 Totally! Especially since the Naked version restores Billy Preston's electric piano solo, which I prefer over the schlocky string arrangement.

[@Sleepgarden]

I actually like U2's Pop, probably the last time they really said "screw it, let's try something". I do like their follow-up albums but I think Pop was them deciding after it "let's not be weird and out there anymore"

[@ecurewitz]

I also enjoy it, but could you imagine if they got all the time they wanted to make it

[@AngelMartinez-rx8yt]

It was the last time they tried to do something new and afterwards they decided to just play it safe. Every single album they’ve released afterwards ironically sounds more “pop” than Pop

[@ehMMMKay]

true, there are hidden gems on B side like Velvet Dress or Playboy Mansion, only weaker song on the album for me is the closer, apart from that great great album

[@lucasoheyze4597]

You're always going to be frustrated with an album that's rushed out before it's finished.

[@moviesmetal9723]

Damn Angles is my favorite album by The Strokes :(

[@kylerallenhopkins2539]

Right?? ;(

[@KiramidHead]

Pretty much all of Pink Floyd except Roger Waters didn't care for The Final Cut. And I can't blame them. While there are some good tracks on there, the album's a mess as a whole and Waters was a bit up his own ass while writing it.

[@pyromaniarules]

the rest of the band dislikes it because they literally had nothing to do with it. it was basically roger waters and company at that point, he pretty much used gilmour and mason like session players for it.

[@JrJrJrJrphD]

Waters was kind of up his own ass for the rest of his life after The Wall

[@RockedNet]

Waters definitely muddied the waters in the band. That pun was terrible. I'm sorry.

[@KiramidHead]

@@RockedNet That pun, I can't Barret.

[@JrJrJrJrphD]

Rocked Don’t apologize. It was terrific

[@stal9425]

Roger and David of Pink Floyd both hate their 1970 album Atom Heart Mother. Also that album turned 50 last Friday on October 2nd

[@liammcnicholas918]

Neat fact. Pretty sure all the other members hate The Final Cut

[@syd_barrett_lmfao]

Liam McNicholas prolly cuz that album is straight ass.

[@stal9425]

@@syd_barrett_lmfao personally I love it. In my top 5 pink floyd albums. But I could see why people hate it.

[@syd_barrett_lmfao]

Stal 9 and its ok to like it. It had like 2 or 3 good songs, but overall, just not my thing tbh. I respect your opinion 100%

[@JimmyStrummer]

One By One definitely had a rocky road to getting released, though. If you watched the band's "Back And Forth" documentary, you'd know that the first time they tried recording the album, they were spending millions of dollars in a fancy studio and it wasn't coming out the way they wanted, Chris Shiflett felt like he was barely on the record at all, and tensions between Dave and Taylor were flaring up because of Dave's brief stint drumming for QOTSA. They shelved the record for a time, took a break, and then after a performance at Coachella that seemed to fix all the internal problems, they came back to the record and redid everything in a couple weeks at Dave's home studio in Virginia. It was a rough period for sure, I can understand why Dave doesn't like it that much.

[@raventhunderheart1393]

Yeah, but there also has been times where he said all my life was like a secret weapon for the longest of time

[@joshhale9355]

That’s a shocker Omar can’t stand RoC. That’s like one of the best post hardcore albums ever. Not sure if you want a similar-ish band, but Glassjaw is cut from the same cloth as At the Drive-In while still sounding like their own band. Their album Worship and Tribute is a personal favorite.

[@EverytimeIsleeptoken]

Both full lengths from that era were masterpieces of post hardcore

[@paullaing5921]

Definitely better than their last album, I didn't think they could be that boring barring a couple of tracks.

[@Strizz484]

@@paullaing5921 Material Control was a banger

[@luckylayne]

absolutely love Glassjaw. Pretty Lush is my favorite song of theirs.

[@shawnyewest3966]

Coloring book is my favorite by glass jaw

[@goctagonrecovery3270]

Omar calls Relationship of Command “Plastic” yet goes on to write the Bedlam in Goliath and Octahedron, two great albums but far more “plastic” sounding in my opinion.

[@iancollazo7715]

I love Never Say Die. Sure it's not the best of the early Sabbath catalog, but I think its a great classic rock record. In my opinion its a better Led zeppelin album than "In Through The Outdoor."

[@MarceloZ2]

AC/DC despises the australian release of High Voltage, being the only one to never be available in some sort of box to the west, even the australian version of TNT, Let There Be Rock and Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap were in a box of the Bon Scott Years and High Voltage were just in the international version, not in the australian one.

[@tylerlarsen1842]

The international version of High Voltage doesn't even really highlight the Australian version. There are, what, two songs that they have in common? The rest of the songs on the international version are from TNT. While many of the songs that weren't released internationally at the time got released through the Jailbreak '74 EP, there were a few songs that weren't available internationally until about a decade ago.

[@MarceloZ2]

@@tylerlarsen1842 yeah, for some reason they just really dislike that version of High Voltage, and I can't even understand why, I have the australian version downloaded on my phone, and it's very good, better than TNT in my opinion.

[@thepancakereviewer]

The only one I can think of is Tonight and Never let Me Down both by Bowie. Oh... and I've heard blur hated both leisure and the great escape.

[@sandyloveday7292]

Are these two you hate or did Bowie say he hated them?

[@thepancakereviewer]

@@sandyloveday7292 Bowie said he did but I also hate them.

[@sandyloveday7292]

@@thepancakereviewer that's fair. People have different likes. I have both and don't hate them, I do like most of his things. Partly because every album doesn't sound the same.

[@kriptyk]

Jonathan Davis hates... and i really mean HATES Korn's Take A Look In The Mirror. He finds his home studio production awful and it's the only record he couldn't get behind, because they didn't even know what they were doing, Head wasn't even present during the recording, doing drugs, the rollout was just meant to gain the sales that Untouchables didn't get, marketing it as "early Korn, cause this years music sucks and this it what everybody might need now.", one of my least favorites by them as well. Also the lyrics, ugh god help me.

[@epicjake354]

I think All My Life is easily one of FF’s best songs.

[@notdave7005]

I think it's more fair to say that the Strokes hated the writing and recording process of Angles and not the record itself....

[@NYPDWeatherman]

You shouldve called Crash for a Rivers voiceover

[@kylehegedus5498]

TKxWeatherman YESSSS!!!! Those are hilarious!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@germanbushin9723]

Hot take: Angles is the best Strokes' album. I have no fucking clue why they don't like it. Under Cover of Darkness is my jam. Also, a lot of later Mars Volta records are such artificial, plastic wankery compared to Relationship of Command, Omar's gotta be tripping.

[@Polyphemus.]

Foo Fighters have some killer songs but I'd say ALL of their albums only have 2 or 3 good songs and the rest is filler.

[@bbtb785]

As soon as I learn that a musician is chemically dependent I disregard their opinions. Sad and pathetic.

[@OfficialEmilioVision]

Knock on wood for that Ozzy comment

[@lukebradford]

Unpopular opinion: It's Hard is a great album. Eminence Front, Cooks County, Why Did I Fall For That?... Underrated for sure.

[@speedygonzales378]

I've known no war is good as well

[@royfablooo2810]

The Beatles didn't hate Let It Be, they hated how Phil Spector who produced it. Paul even re-release let it be removing the orchestra and making it sound how it should be.

[@Wrathchild1995]

I have so much respect for Dave Grohl, he's got to be one of the most humble guys in rock and he has so much amazing talent 😊 Hope to see Foo Fighters live one day, I bet their live shows are amazing ❤🤘

[@rowanmartin4397]

I was planning to see a Foo Fighters show but they all got canceled. RIP Taylor Hawkins, longtime foo fighters drummer

[@theunwelcome]

I wouldn't call One By One my favorite Foo album by any means, but I still like it a lot... probably fourth or fifth Nevermind is still a classic

[@cuteasxtreme]

In/Casino/Out >>>>

[@BrandonDKirkwood]

Relationship Of Command is one of my most favorite albums EVER. The first time I put the CD in it didn’t leave my head unit for six months. Those were the day just driving around aimlessly listening to good music.

[@ColeYote]

It's Hard is a pretty mediocre album on the whole, but I think Eminence Front turned out pretty well.

[@NoRestHolds]

The record label gives you a legend like Andy Wallace to mix your album, and it makes your album an instant hit, then you want to complain about it? Relationship of command will always be a fav.

[@goctagonrecovery3270]

I think Pinkerton kind of ruined Weezer. After it’s critical reception Rivers seemed to want to get away from it by writing super clean and poppy hits, much of which lacked the substance that made them so great. Pinkerton is their second best album, their first being the Blue album, of course. It’s unfortunate that they never got back up to where they were on that first record although, their White album got the closest to Blue, I think.

[@-Gax-]

Man, I love all Foo Fighters albums. Sure, One by One isn't necessarily the best or even close but bad? No, But I'm wrong. Why? Because I can't be right if Dave thinks I'm wrong. I don't know music like him

[@mztweety1374]

So are we going to discuss "The Black Album"? I was so mad! It was deeep funk. Stripped down funk. I still went to see the Lovesexy tour tho, cause I love him. K, bye.

[@laurisaarinen1126]

I love Prince. The Black Album definetly shouldn't be hated, it has some great stuff. But i prefer Lovesexy myself, it's amazing.

[@forestcochran4196]

I was just listening to a Steve Albini interview where he was sort of asked about their attitude toward Nevermind. Apparently they just didn't love the Andy Wallace mix because Albini recalled them referencing the Butch Vig mixes for Nevermind repeatedly. The impression that he got was that they really liked Butch's mixes and they were used to listening to them for literally months on end, and then they were pressured by Geffen to get the album remixed. Similarly, a few songs on In Utero were remixed at the label's insistence. It seems like being on a major label in general just didn't agree with Nirvana's (and especially Cobain's) artistic sensibilities.

[@glennquagmire1896]

Please review Vulgar Display of Power by Pantera

[@musiclover01ization]

I know that Deftones really hate their 2006 album, Saturday Night Wrist. Chino Moreno really hates it.

[@cadencejacobs6501]

I feel that. I don't really like everything I write. That's just being a musician.

[@RegretfulDeadMan]

Members of Iron Maiden went on record as hating how No Prayer For The Dying turned out. It's a famous dud from them. (Edit: Multiple spelling mistakes, damn autocorrect)

[@RolandDeschain1]

And they're right. That album is weak, due mainly to the loss of Adrian Smith. But it's not as bad as the Blaze Bailey albums.

[@ectoplasma5]

Pinkerton is Weezers best album imho

[@LittaDNB]

I’m an artist....and I hate everything I’ve ever done

[@danwindler9400]

What about 10 Artists who love their own Albums? and 10 Artists who love their own Songs?

[@jamesd7678]

Hahahaha RoC being mixed as plastic? Ross Robinson produced and Andy Wallace mixed. It’s a very iconic mix imo. While it’s not mixed to be crystal clear, its sound lends to the craziness of that album in such great ways. RR can do no wrong

[@kyleking3087]

Angles is the most original strokes album they ever made, but Julian's new shit with the voidz is better than the strokes ever were in my opinion

[@aaronross6545]

Nick (from the strokes) was referring to Julians behavior during the recording of First Impressions of Earth in that quote

[@AtrocityEquine01]

Surprised you didn't mention 'Cold Lake' by Celtic Frost. Tom G. Warrior hates that record so much that he didn't have it remastered and even flat out considers it the worst thing he's made _and_ the worst record in metal. And he fucking made Apollyon Sun.

[@johnchedsey1306]

If you do a part two, you could do all the Pantera pre-Phil albums in one big lump of hairspray and glam metal.

[@achair650]

Me: I hate "let it be" The beatles: lol saaaaame Me: ah ok.

[@gj8683]

Steely Dan hated Katy Lied because the then new Dolby noise reduction created a hissing noise that made them hate listening to the recordings. Otherwise, it was a great album.

[@HunterFunk]

Ever since I found At the Drive In Omar has been one of the guitarists I look up to most. I only heard his thoughts on the album recently and I was kind of in your boat, but was sent flacs of what is supposed to be the only way to hear the recording desk output before the mix, and it did sound slightly better in parts I guess, but I mean I've considered RoC a perfect album for so long so in the grand scheme of things? I just want Volta Vinyl Repressings

[@jhubsley]

Yo any chance of sharing how you got those FLACs? I'd love to hear them too!

[@Ashannon888]

When you read the quote from Rivers about how he felt about Pinkerton, I heard it in Crash's fake River parody voice.

[@eric829]

11:52... with Relationship Of Command, I had gone crazy trying to decipher Cedric's unique lyrics. When my best friend lost his then-girlfriend to an overdose, I played this album to find me some solace. I ended up having an epiphany to find out the entire album is about drug addiction. I can understand why Omar would shudder this album that left him emotionally bankrupt and in need of rehab; who wants to be reminded of their darkest years of their lives??? Nevertheless, I love this album so much I've gone through three CDs and even the Japanese import version.

[@jamlemon]

I know people slag off Pop all the time but Discotheque was a banger!

[@Jaspertine]

I submit to the group that the front half of Pop is fantastic and still holds up... and the back half... exists.

[@AngelMartinez-rx8yt]

Completely agree, the first half is so slick and full of great songs while the second half just straight up sounds unfinished, just listen to Miami for example

[@alexconn2675]

1:27 Still hear it in Crash Thompson’s Rivers Cuomo voice.

[@alexstockwell4349]

David Bowie hated his debut album, and most people seem to agree with him.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

well, now we need a 10 Albums the Artist LOVED, but the Fans Hate list, because i'm curious if such a list could exist.

[@Metaltalk41]

I'll add one. Bon jovi - 7800° Fahrenheit

[@cyclone927]

ATDI - RoC is one of my favorite albums EVERRRR I never knew Omar hated it.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

Weezer is bonkers? Say it ain't so 🤣🤣🤣

[@hasnaintinwala6920]

I remember Faith No More hating their album Album Of The Year, which in my honest opinion was actually their best release even though not as great as The Real Thing, Angel Dust or King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime.

[@deementia6796]

The Elder isn't that bad, and I wonder if it would have done better if it wasn't "Kiss". It's better than a few of the mid 80's discs they put out. Dark Light is still a great song though!

[@dereklasker5350]

There is a lot of untapped potential and solid songs with Pop, half the songs are really good but the other half kinda suck. You can definitely tell it’s unfinished. However some of the covers on the deluxe edition are legitimately horrendous (looking at Happiness is a Warm Gun)

[@treystewart731]

I believe Chris Martin of Coldplay hates their debut record Parachutes.

[@RockedNet]

Interesting. I had not heard that one before.

[@patricklauer4452]

I thought he hated X&Y?

[@antoniokofoed7139]

I love never say die.

[@ginnrollins211]

Into the Unknown by Bad Religion.

[@eugeniusbonaparte]

Omar Rodriguez Lopez Is Hands Down One Of The Best Guitarist Of All Time Top Five For Me....🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

[@sawbones7977]

Cheap Trick hates the whole 80s era of their music.

[@adamt4214]

Anything after octane baby sucks by u2

[@jasonsimmons7479]

And Pinkerton was fucking great.

[@probotdrummer]

Well, if you want to connect the dots with Kurt and Omar, is Andy Wallace, the thing that baffles me, is that both albums are timeless and much of that is Andy Wallace mixes, you can listen to both albums and different playback systems and conditions, and they still sound great, it's true that it sacrificed some kind of vision or expectation that Omar and Kurt had about the sound, but to this day, it holds and it will continue holding to new generations that want to experience the music in any point of their lives.

[@lancehandy6648]

I dont really think these artists actually hate their albums. I just think they get sick of being asked about it.

[@zackzallie8735]

Also, artists like Nirvana hated how people associate with the album solely, not knowing their other stuff. Same with Radiohead.

[@CableB_]

Al From Ministry really Hates Filth Pig and said that he had to promote the album on tour at the time

[@dyr234]

relationship of command is an amazing piece of work, their is no record before it or after it that compares.

[@jtm-inc2912]

Wait... Wasn’t the guitarist for At The Drive In the same one for The Mars Volta? Because, if so, sweet!

[@RockedNet]

Same vocalist as well.

[@jtm-inc2912]

Rocked Holy crap! Senpai noticed me! Also, good to know!

[@coffee9172]

I too would lose my mind if 12 year olds used my work to gatekeep music.

[@frozyre7854]

Would it shock you that Slayer themselves actually don't like Diabolus in Musica? lol

[@andreylucass]

That's good, Metallica still loves St anger.

[@nickdotjpg]

Andrey Lucas Lars does not

[@frozyre7854]

@@nickdotjpg If he didn't then he'd tune his fricken snare drum and would've made that album at least tolerable. But no, he didn't except maybe one song where it wasn't TANG TANG TANG.

[@chrisk5204]

Paul Bostaph likes it.

[@Faks.09]

@@frozyre7854 oh st.anger I love it. Diabolus in Musica is great too.

[@rome8180]

Some of these artists were right to hate their albums. Weezer was dead wrong. They confused popularity with quality. Pinkerton is a masterpiece, and time has borne that out. I am glad that Rivers has come around, but it would have been nice if he'd had the courage of his convictions back then. If he had, post-Pinkerton albums might have been a lot better than they ended up being. He basically neutered his own music.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

I don't like the Blink 182 self titled album from 2004. Half the songs kinda suck and the other half are just below par. I wonder what the band thinks of it. At the time they made that album they were infighting and you can feel it in the record; it feels awkward and miserable and the production is a bit haphazard. However I do think they nailed the new, darker sound they were going for on Neighbourhoods in 2011.

[@vr6swp]

IMO Cobain was trying too hard for punk rock brownie points when he dissed nevermind

[@danielphillips7537]

Pink Floyd called their album Atom Heart Mother "rubbish". I personally think it's great. The Allman Brothers Band hated their album Brothers of the Road. I think it's their worst also.

[@tylerlarsen1842]

Okay, I have one: Iron Maiden's debut studio album of the same name, the motherf___ing crown jewel of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, one of the greatest debut albums ever, and one of the most important landmarks in the history of heavy metal. In an interview from "The History of Iron Maiden - Part 1: The Early Years" with Steve Harris, the band's founder and legendary bass guitarist, he states that he really dislikes the production on the album and that it held back what was otherwise a great record. It's clear that the production of "Iron Maiden" was low fidelity, typical of NWOBHM releases, and especially compared to the rest of the discography. "Killers", the follow-up album, is retrospectively considered to be a superior record by many (including myself) because it was the first album to have Maiden's iconic sound as captured by the legendary production of Martin Birch (rock in peace, we miss you). However, most Maiden fans, including myself and my dad, consider the first album to be an excellent record given the circumstances.

[@Wrathchild1995]

'Pop' by 'U2' is when the band's music started to really go downhill. I used to really like U2 about 6 years ago, but just went off their music completely. I cannot stand Bono, just like Gene Simmons he's very full of himself.

[@94115david]

"It's Hard" is better than "Face Dances" and "Pop" is a good album with a few clunkers on it. "Let it Be" by The Replacements is a classic.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

One By One isn't as good as follow-up In Your Honour but it is better than the follow-up to that called Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace.

[@TheEz88]

One By One is the only Foo Fighters album that doesn't completely bore me half to death. I can't understand how he's proud of anything else that followed. I only really enjoy Dave Grohls drum work, for Nirvana, of course, and when he did the drums on Songs For The Deaf for Queens of the Stone Age. Foo Fighters are dull as hell.

[@robbaxter60]

I’m so sure Cobain hated Nevermind with all the millions he made from it. He was trying to be all angsty and I hate everything because I’m so miserable and have all the money I’ll ever need to feed my heroin addiction. I’ll bet he killed him self more because of being an addict rather than being miserable. Every song sounds exactly the same 4 chords, maybe 5 wand out of tune because it sounded “cool” and against the grain.

[@thefungi8484]

man, and I fcking love it when people are like "no, you don't understand genius, he's genius because he didn't follow the rules and made music he wanted to make", yea dude he SUUUUUUUUURE is an innovater who went against the mainstream and do what he wanted to do, I mean he did go against the expectation, since I was expecting some actually good songs because of the hype, fcking terrible

[@CustodianVirgil]

Ted Nugent is that you?

[@everettsanchez8821]

I think Kurt's comparison to Motley Crue was more based on the production and sound of the album sonically, not necessarily the songs themselves or compositionally.