Music acts that were really good but who you now hate.

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Membrane

New Member
rob_mcp said:
Suzanne Vega - who knows anything not on her debut albumn

Surely everyone at least knows Luka and Tom's Diner (albeit probably in the remix version). I'm not a fan or anything like that, but SV songs currently in my playlist that are not on her debut album:

Blood Makes Noise
Blood Sings
Book & A Cover
Calypso
Caramel
Fifty-Fifty Chance
Gypsy
Headshots
In Liverpool
In The Eye
Ironbound Fancy Poultry
Language
Luka
Rock In This Pocket
Rusted Pipe
Solitude Standing
Song Of Sand
Tom's Diner
Tombstone
World Before Columbus
 

SamNichols

New Member
Location
Colne, Lancs
Snow Patrol's first two albums were good. Then their third one was average and they descended into rubbish.
Coldplay's first two albums were nice enough.
 

domtyler

Über Member
Hate is a very strong word. The only one I can think of is "You're Unbelievable" by some bunch of little pricks. I may have liked it the first few times, but quickly started to hate it with a passion.
 

KitsuneAndy

New Member
Location
Norwich
Kirstie said:
No I've not made them up, they all used to be fairly big acts on the Industrial/Techno scene in the early 90s. Essentially they all had reasonable CDs out that defined their sound but within a couple of releases just went really pants...

I actually liked KMFDM's WWIII album, It's currently on my mp3 player..

Ministry lost their way a little bit I feel though, but Psalm 69 and The Land of Rape and Honey are always somewhere to hand.

Paradise Lost turned into Depeche Mode on their 'Host' album, definitely a bad move.

The White Stripes - Never did think they were any good though, but others did, anyone familiar with The Pixies or Frank Black's albums will notice the blatant rip off vocal style though.
 

Elmer Fudd

Miserable Old Bar Steward
Just seen Duran Duran on JR.
Quite impressed !!! (or is that a youth recapture type thing ?)
 

col

Legendary Member
Elmer Fudd said:
Just seen Duran Duran on JR.
Quite impressed !!! (or is that a youth recapture type thing ?)


Same here,expected to be embarrasing,but was impressed.
 

kyuss

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
mondobongo said:
Metallica the signs started to show on Justice for All then the commercialism of the Black Album followed by two episodes of Load then the noise of St Anger. Sad Sad from the same Band who wrote Fade to Black, Creeping Death Disposable Heroes Motorbreath et all.

IMHO Metallica died with Cliff Burton. They managed the Black Album without him (just) but everything since has been shoot.
 

kyuss

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
KitsuneAndy said:
I actually liked KMFDM's WWIII album, It's currently on my mp3 player..

Ministry lost their way a little bit I feel though, but Psalm 69 and The Land of Rape and Honey are always somewhere to hand.
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I love that album. That, and Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power are the two albums that completely changed my musical tastes.
 
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