Albums SO Bad, They're GOOD!

[@ElliYeetYT]

If there’s anything a bad album should do, its to make you laugh. The worst thing it can do is make you bored shitless.

[@Jasonv078]

Exactly. Humor must come naturally, it can't be forced, otherwise it wouldn't work. It must be a thing of the moment.

[@naftbefehl]

about philosophy of the world: i read multiple times that they basically were forced to make music by their religious dad who got told by god that they were going to be famous musicians. but the duaghters didnt want to so they half assed it to make their dad happy (or make him shut up, who knows). but drugs werent involved. dad was right tho, they are actually famous for their music

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

That's wild, I never even knew

[@DamnableReverend]

@@themetalmeltdownofficial Thing is, i don't think they half-assed it. i think they were sincere and genuinely trying, and taht makes it all the funnier, sadder, and also makes me want to go back in time just to give them a hug.l it was their mother, who was some kind of fortune-teller, who said they woudl be famous, and she died pretty early on, so dad basically bought them instruments and said "ok girls, you're going to fulfil this awesome prophecy from your late mum!"..how could they possibly refuse?

[@necroplastful]

FIGHT FER LIF BREEEEEEEEEEETH NANGIN FROM DA ROP DA BODY JUS TWITCHEZZ AND EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

EEEEEEEEEE 🗣🗣🔥🔥

[@Metal_encyclopedia]

EIYES BULGERNG TURNING BLOODUY ROLLING BACK IN THE SKÖL NOW SCREEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@__414.88b_]

That's exactly what I was thinkin of coming here

[@MrBuckeyemuscle]

I’ve never really been a fan of Six Feet Under. Always thought they were kind of generic. Love your channel man. You should check out Jerry Cantrell‘s new single they just dropped. Eerie, dark, reminds me of Dirt.

[@popfiasco]

I didn't know about Angelic 2 the core. I gave it a listen and oh my god, what an absolute masterpiece. I was genuinely speechless for the entire run of the thing. It's really something else. The fact that the man was bloody serious about the project makes it even better. What an album. Pure genius. Bravo.

[@alpeshsrivastava]

The flower store scene from the room is some of the highest quality exchange of human dialogue ever in cinematic history.

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

@@alpeshsrivastava top tier in every way

[@Saltyaf38]

I want to hear Chris Barnes sing the national anthem.

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

No doubt such a performance would unite the nation in a way that no other event or movement or politician ever could

[@chunguschungus]

o say can u sEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@jesurenbnb]

Pray to goodness that he never does the "eee" sound, Because if he does break out a "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" that's when I take the microphone.

[@jasoncecala757]

I LOVE you for the Shaggs record. I'm literally hunched over, laughing uncontrollably, and trying to type this message. It sounds like they're playing untuned instruments. Additionally, they sound like they're playing with separate metronomes, all with varying timings.

[@lucasgordon1551]

Mine is absolutely Etienne Sin - Big Sinna Vol. 1.

[@Zibang]

hell yeah

[@chidorisnake22]

Omg noooo! My core memories have been unlocked. 😂

[@Edgecrusher66]

six feet under will be touring with nile next year, on a us tour

[@brickcitybrownchick]

Angelic to the Core is hysterical!! I heard another creator talk about it the year it came out and I laughed so much I immediately ordered it. It does not disappoint!!

[@LongLiveRockAnRoll]

Now that Psychosexual have removed pretty much all traces of their music from the internet, I applaud you for continuing to give them the trashing they deserve. Let them serve as a warning from history to all new bands. Just because you can, it doesn't mean you should.

[@MadMike1]

Here's another list idea similar to this: Albums/Bands that are intentionally goofy and stupid, but still good. Something like LMFAO where they're clearly just being as dumb as they possibly can be, but can still make bops through said dumbness.

[@chidorisnake22]

That's where I'd put Angus McSix, personally. That project is hated by a ton of power metal heads, but I love how completely unserious all of it is. And I won't lie, most of the songs actually kinda slap.

[@hansoharrigen6958]

That's a cool concept! Nanowar of Steel would be the first pick from me, awesome band.

[@chidorisnake22]

@hansoharrigen6958 Dude, I love their work. They're like the best power metal parody band out there.

[@Zibang]

The entire discography for Abandon All Ships is a good candidate for this. They have some songs which I actually think are good, but all of it is just ridiculous overproduced electronicore with some of the simplest guitar riffs, worst harsh vocals and most hilarious autotune ever put on record and it's entertaining as hell. I wish they properly reunited for real

[@wheelsofmercury]

Dude, I remember listening to that Corey Feldman album on Spotify, and it was one of the most memorable album listening experiences I’ve ever had. It was like descending into the nine circles of hell, to the point where the album actually brainwashes you into thinking that some songs on it are actually good. I’ve never had that effect with any other piece of music. Truly a unique musical experience in all of the wrong ways possible. Also, you should look up the story of the Shaggs. It’s fascinating. Basically the band was started by these three sisters from Connecticut whose father made them formed the band because a relative of theirs had a hand reading by a psychic that told them that they would become famous. Again, it’s wild! And one of the songs off of that Shaggs album have actually become a bit of a running joke with one of my cousins.

[@Chatman666]

I'd love/hate to hear a "Graveyard classics" produced by and featuring Danzig. 😂 (I'm sorry for putting this into the world.)

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

That's basically what "Skeletons" was lmao

[@Chatman666]

@@TheBlackKnight1o1 Well...Yeah. I just think that the combo of Danzig and Barnes on the same track would be top notch comedy gold. 😂😂

[@benwebb4424]

A few for me. Drown In Solitude - Cold Sense Of Suffering Mortician - The entire discography; everything they've released is ridiculous to the point of hilarity. Tougher Than Nails - Both albums are pretty funny for different reasons. Key Dragon - Drink From The Waters Of War Christopher Lee - Charlemagne: The Omens of Death (Yeah, it's made by THAT Christopher Lee)

[@alexpinet3503]

Fuck yeah. What we needed on this holiday Monday.

[@scottbrown9507]

Chris Holms vocals remind me of an even more drunken El Duce of the Mentors.

[@V2Itself]

Hearing remember by Etienne sin was one of the most magical music experiences of my life

[@cimmeriakurt]

He had to go outside for the Dungeon Wolf part cuz his wife is a Dungeon Wolf fan

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

@cimmeriakurt False: nobody is a Dungeon Wolf fan

[@DamnableReverend]

It's nice to hear you mention the Shaggs. You didn't go into it so I don't know if you are aware of the real story behind this group, but it's really fascinating, kind of sad, and makes the album itself a more interesting listen. I don't think they were high at all. They just didn't know what they were doing, hardly had a musical bone in their body, and were pretty much forced into it by their father because ofa prophecy from their late fortune-teller mum, who said they would be famous. They became notorious all right, but maybe for all the wrong reasons. There are peopel who genuinely appreciate this record-- maybe "like" would be the wrong word -- but it's just so outsider and alien to any concept of what any of us think of as "proper" music. The crazy thing is that they apparently practised like hell, too, and Dorothy had some pretty firm ideas in her head about the way the music should be. She would play the guitar, stop and tell the producer that she screwed up and would have to do it again -- and he'd ask, "How can you even tell?"

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

I was not aware of the story but others here have made me VERY aware lmao, I feel like the story just adds soooo much to the 'so bad its good' factor of the album honestly. Like its sad but also so very weird and still fascinating.

[@DamnableReverend]

@@themetalmeltdownofficial I definitely agree. Knowing where this weird totally outsider thing came from makes it all the more interesting and even emotionally compelling.

[@richardmosesson5191]

Hearing Glenn Danzig interpret Elvis Presley is always a pleasure ...

[@SafeIsJustAShadow409]

10:50 I would pay money just to hear Chris Barnes record a cover of Enter Sandman by Metallica and attempt to do pig squeals during last word of each line during the chorus. "We're off to never never laeeend" XD

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

.... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! 🤘 🤘 That is all.. *Exits* 🚪🚶

[@Saltyaf38]

Nightmares of the decomposed is my favorite album from SFU simply because its funny.

[@blackwaterrust476]

For me: SFU- All Graveyard Classics Kid Cudi-Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven Ween-Pure Guava The Shaggs-Philosophy of the World Psychosexual-All albums Etienne Sin-Sinna Vol 1 Corey Feldman-Angelic 2 the Core Weezer-Raditude Farrah Abraham-My Teenage Dream ended Dungeon Wolf-All albums

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

Pure Guava's not bad, it's brown

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

This is what I like to call "Tier 3 Music" and it's a concept a lot of people don't understand, glad to see someone who appreciates Six Feet Under the same way I do lmao

[@paradoxrift2600]

Ngl a cover of 2112 with EEEEEE in it is something I'd pay to hear

[@knotletis]

How could you miss Unseen Terror’s Human Error. It genuinely sounds like a parody of grindcore, yet it was made by a member of the most prolific grindcore bands ever

[@strangely08]

I really really enjoyed killing for revenge by six feet under it might be one of my favorites of the year LMAO

[@jasonboardman2796]

About the Daredevil the album soundtracks those early 00s post grungy butt rocky stuff I have a guilty pleasure with. Like I ended up hearing songs from those bands on the radio and I was digging those things.

[@KnightJirka05]

Six Feet Under doing an album of Rush covers sounds funny but let's take it even further. Imagine how hilarious it would be, if Limp Bizkit did a Dream Theater cover. Just one song at least 😀

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

🤮🤮🤮

[@Eric-te6sk]

Not a 10 minute limp biscuit song.Oh No

[@JomboyTonesAgain]

Yaaaay, your cynical and sarcastic nature goes perfectly with these type of videos. Honestly, most modern rap albums fall into this category, and I love older hip hop. Short fun story: In 2013 ish we helped some rappers, neighbors in our practice space, master their track once. Endlessly doing retakes and adjusting levels on “Yeah! What nigga!?! Motherfucka! Yeah nigga what!?” was hilarious. As a white guy, telling someone to put more feeling into their “Nigga!!” was amazing lol fun times

[@chidorisnake22]

Why do I get the feeling you just wanted to type "nigga" over and over? 😂

[@Chris-zi6ki]

That’s weird as hell bro 😳

[@lawrencefine5020]

Agree with the SFU Graveyard Classics. As for "It's so bad it's good"..I just can't do it. ! song and I'm done. It's so bad it's horrifying.

[@jokejoke448]

Etienne Sin was legit talented, but those more competent songs never seemed to gain traction. “Lion Of The East” is actually pretty good. Yes it sounds dated, but he can definitely play and produce.

[@mikecurrier1644]

Vanilla Ice made a Nu Metal album. Tommy Lee too, Methods of Mayhem

[@misterscarisma]

Oooo yeah, that shit was pretty bad.

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

ew, hate those albums lmao

[@darriana7249]

I might check out Chris Holmes' solo works. WASP is my all time favorite band

[@AlbertoMM-k6f]

I konw I might be alone in this opinion, but in my opinion chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavoured water would be one of my picks for a list like this, probablly because of the vocal delivery from Fred Durst, which ends up being so cringey that makes me want to laugh out fucking loud (take as an example te "ladies and gentlemen" part at the start of the song "hot dog", it's fucking hilarious), But I still think your list is absouletly great, cheers 🤘🤘🤘

[@mabooooyleatherface.1044]

Nightmares of the decomposed barnes sounds like a chainsmoker version of donald duck . Also love how he pronounced the word dying as deeing just so he can do more EEEEEEEEEEEEEE'S

[@SimS-uh2fg]

Undisputed number one in this category: St. Anger.

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

Nahh, that thing just plain bad

[@lionlissauer7104]

Okey let's keep it at rock/metal... *S.M.E.S - Gory Gory Hallelujah!* A cybergrind album that sounds like it was recorded on a Fisher-Price cassette player with with a vocal delivery that sounds like an actual pig trying to hum a tune *Crazy Town - Drowning* Yes, I'm aware of Seth Binzer's tragic passing and I won't ever be that guy to make fun of it. But has anyone seen the video for Hurt You So Bad?? Yikes... *Nickelback - Darkhorse* The... LYRICS! 😬 *Buckcherry - Black Butterfly* "C'mon Josh... the 80s are over, stop whining and get over yourself!"🤣

[@Horrorblemusick]

Made a bowl of popcorn for this one!

[@NicolasAristizabal-rb3ju]

Whenever I’m sad and really need a laugh I know I can count on The Graveyard Classics. It’s so bad it makes me laugh out loud

[@michaelmacvittie6977]

Brokencyde - Will Never Die Danzig - Danzig Sings Elvis Kid Rock - Bad Reputation

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

ooooo Danzig Sings Elvis is a good choice

[@misterscarisma]

Yuck.

[@enzobeitmirza85]

Can you please review every Exodus album? I’m trying to get into them and I wanna hear your opinion

[@jsc315]

Chris Holmes is the butt rock of the metal scene and it's kind of adorable and sad.

[@Zibang]

Also I don't think Etienne Sin's tastes have gotten much better. He made some hip hop under the name YNG Rockstar just a few years ago. What a legend.

[@gpiercer1559]

A fun fact about The Shaggs: Supposedly the band started because the Father of the three girls visited a fortune teller who told him his daughters would be in a famous band. He then got them instruments and forced them to record the first thing that came to mind, resulting in the album that made them "famous". They were also a main influence on Kurt Cobain of Nirvana and Frank Zappa.

[@cimmeriakurt]

No Posehn??? Your Dungeon Wolf vids were some of your finest

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

Hell no, fuck Brian Posehn. Pure boomer cringe.

[@MetalThrashingMan13]

My favorite so bad it's good movie is Sharknado 😂 My favorite so bad it's good album has to be either Six Feet Under- Graveyard Classics 1 or Nightmare Of The Decomposed

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

The Sharknado movies are great, perfect for parties

[@Jasonv078]

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE "Chris Barnes"

[@knotletis]

Mine has to be Ice Cream Man, god that movie is so great

[@MasterHandsPet]

You totally let Muse's Will of the People squeak by!

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

It's bad but not in a 'so bad it's good' kind of way.

[@Spencer13_]

KoRn - The Path of Totality for me.

[@misterscarisma]

Their worst record.

[@Jasonv078]

Curious. First time i heard Get Up from that album when it was released, my first 3 thoughts were 1. Sounds different but still has that Korn essence 🤔 2. Wait... This is not Korn, this doesn't feel right 🤨🫤 And 3. This makes me wanna... If i hear this song again i'm gonna throw myself to the street totally naked, with just a pair of Nikes and a sock in my dick, with a fucking wig and shades like that crazy taxi driver from the Red Hot Chilli Peppers video and i'll start dancing and twerking and shaking my ass and my balls like crazy under the traffick lights and the bridge next to Walmart in Central Hatillo 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@tylerbailey9329]

Imagine Chris Barnes grunting "xan-a-DEEEEEE" at the top of his lungs

[@Joe.888]

Six feet under album ranked. Or six feet under vs five finger death punch

[@GetYourChicken17]

No Five Finger Death Punch?

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

Nahh, they just flat out suck

[@misterscarisma]

Record by the Shaggs is probably the worst thing I've ever heard. Can't find the one for shit, lol.

[@ryantorres9518]

Is this the guy who pronounced deicide like " daycide" like a british person?

[@MarceloZ2]

Philosophy of the World is quite probably the worst album I've ever listened to

[@thecinematicmind]

That recent Avenged Sevenfold album is fascinating bad

[@ChuckChuckGoof]

Would you like to take a little EEEEEeeEEEeEeeEeEe

[@CraigMader]

Welcome to Uncle Melty's Home For Acts Of Tragic Confidence. Have a free sucker.

[@Summonredhellspites]

You havent heard zendrik orgastra or blacksmith.

[@mooseclappin11]

This is how I feel about Limp Bizkit in general. I think the band and their music are really fucking stupid, but I can't help but find their music hilarious (except for "Results May Vary" and "Still Sucks", I can't even enjoy those ones ironically 🤮). Also, my favorite "good bad movie" is Samurai Cop.

[@ELECTRIKDOOM77]

SIX-FEET-UDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!

[@mabooooyleatherface.1044]

Come on man . No tougher than nails?

[@themetalmeltdownofficial]

Tempting but the god awful production just makes too unlistenable to stomach for long.

[@Jayagebee]

I’ve honestly never had that experience: a bad album is BAD, and I don’t want to listen to bad music.

[@nikosksydas7131]

Well said

[@knotletis]

I’ve found the only bad music is boring music. A lot of bad albums have some sort of charm to them

[@xiiiunmetal]

Listen to QWARF. Then don't.