| Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 01.07.2009 16:07 |
I think that Hotter Than Hell by Kiss is a pretty bad sounding album, its from 1974 but the drums sound like 1986! Knocked Out Loaded by Bob Dylan- Even though it is actually a very good album, the drum machine is mixed so loud you cant hear the other parts!!! Very annoying! Shoot me if you must, but I think that Queen I has pretty boring production. Love the songs, but they dont entrance me, if you know what I mean. Anything from 1983 |
| StoneColdClassicQueen 01.07.2009 16:38 |
Hot Space :P Ummmm, Avril Lavigne's The Best Damn Thing.... Dr. Luke? That album was pathetic. So annoying! |
| john bodega 01.07.2009 23:31 |
Memory Almost Full was the first thing Macca's done that I've liked in God knows how long ... but CHRIST someone needs to take his compression away, at least for a few weeks while he sorts out his addiction. |
| Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 02.07.2009 11:18 |
Im a Macca FREAK as much as I am with Queen. His Chaos/Creation album I though had some of the best production ive heard in a long time. Now 1986's Press To Play. That's a different story... |
| inu-liger 02.07.2009 11:43 |
Treasure Moment 'nuff said |
| john bodega 02.07.2009 13:08 |
Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 wrote: Im a Macca FREAK as much as I am with Queen. His Chaos/Creation album I though had some of the best production ive heard in a long time. Now 1986's Press To Play. That's a different story...I like songs from throughout his career, but Memory Almost Full is the only album I've heard start to finish. Wasn't fond of stuff like "Gratitude" or "See Your Sunshine", that stuff was fluff. I really really really liked "House of Wax" though. I just don't know the album had to be so ... compressy!!! |
| ILoveQueen20 03.07.2009 17:23 |
The Jonas Brothers, any song, any album , never listened to an album but its garinted to be the shits. lmao! |
| Carol! the Musical 06.07.2009 14:18 |
ILoveQueen20 wrote: The Jonas Brothers, any song, any album , never listened to an album but its garinted to be the shits. lmao! They've got some nice stuff, actually. You shouldn't judge a band by its prepubescent fanbase, no matter how massively stupid it is. |
| Holly2003 06.07.2009 14:56 |
Kiss appear in a lot of "worst" lists, as well as "most over-rated", "cheesiest songs", "dumbest lyrics" etc. They have a well-deserved reputation for being crappy at almost everything. |
| littlekillerham 06.07.2009 15:20 |
ILoveQueen20 wrote: The Jonas Brothers, any song, any album , never listened to an album but its garinted to be the shits. lmao!Ditto. Their music is nothing put pure crap. |
| Mr.Jingles 06.07.2009 18:02 |
Chris Cornell's latest album... and here's the name that explains why it sucks donkey balls in terms of production: TIMBALAND |
| StoneColdClassicQueen 06.07.2009 18:14 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: Chris Cornell's latest album... and here's the name that explains why it sucks donkey balls in terms of production: TIMBALAND XD that's so true!!! Besides, Dr. Dre is a better producer :P |
| Lady Nyx 06.07.2009 23:35 |
StoneColdClassicQueen wrote:Mr.Jingles wrote: Chris Cornell's latest album... and here's the name that explains why it sucks donkey balls in terms of production: TIMBALANDXD that's so true!!! Besides, Dr. Dre is a better producer :P didnt CC do a pop album out of satire? i wouldnt put it past him XD i love chris cornell. that being said, i still havent heard it lol |
| SomePerson 07.07.2009 20:40 |
St. Anger from Metallica was a true piece of shit. |
| ILoveQueen20 08.07.2009 07:01 |
Carol! the Musical wrote:ILoveQueen20 wrote: The Jonas Brothers, any song, any album , never listened to an album but its garinted to be the shits. lmao!They've got some nice stuff, actually. You shouldn't judge a band by its prepubescent fanbase, no matter how massively stupid it is. lol I'm not jugdeing them I've heard most of their songs actaully just not a whole album which gives me the right to call them shit if I want to. Personally I think they have 0 talent. |
| Brian_Mays_Wig 10.07.2009 11:25 |
SomePerson wrote: St. Anger from Metallica was a true piece of shit. I love Metallica.............but totally agree! |
| steven 35638 10.07.2009 13:00 |
Brian_Mays_Wig wrote:SomePerson wrote: St. Anger from Metallica was a true piece of shit.I love Metallica.............but totally agree! Funny thing is that Metallica did that crappy production on purpose. They wanted a completely raw, live peformance in the studio (if you want to call the facility they used a studio) without any polishing. To an extent, I actually liked the sound. |
| Holly2003 10.07.2009 13:29 |
AC/DC's Fly on the Wall album sounds like it was recorded in someone's garage. |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 10.07.2009 14:17 |
Holly2003 wrote: Kiss appear in a lot of "worst" lists, as well as "most over-rated", "cheesiest songs", "dumbest lyrics" etc. They have a well-deserved reputation for being crappy at almost everything.Gene Simmons does have a nice guitar though. not that ive held it at all..oh,wait,yes i have.. just wanted to write that :-] carry on.. |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 10.07.2009 14:18 |
Bowie's Tonight album has some diabolical production on it. |
| Carol! the Musical 11.07.2009 21:23 |
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| john bodega 12.07.2009 06:14 |
This is really more a matter of taste, but the job Phil Spector did on Let it Be has always bugged me. |
| Holly2003 12.07.2009 07:10 |
Zebonka12 wrote: This is really more a matter of taste, but the job Phil Spector did on Let it Be has always bugged me. I hope he doesn't see your comment: he has a bit of a temper. (it was rumoured that after hearing Fred's version of Going back, Spector hired an assassin to hunt down Fred and teach him "a fatal, final lesson he'll never forget". Fortunately, the assassin's name was Barry Bulsara). True story. |
| Holly2003 12.07.2009 07:14 |
Holly2003 wrote:Zebonka12 wrote: This is really more a matter of taste, but the job Phil Spector did on Let it Be has always bugged me.I hope he doesn't see your comment: he has a bit of a temper. (it was rumoured that after hearing Fred's version of Going back, Spector hired an assassin to hunt down Fred and teach him "a fatal, final lesson he'll never forget". Fortunately, the assassin was the incompetent boob, Barry Bulsara). True story. |
| Micrówave 15.07.2009 12:53 |
I never was a fan of Jimmy Page's horendous work behind the board. Clearly a case where the remasters sound so much better than the originals. |
| Micrówave 15.07.2009 12:59 |
For Zebonka: RE: Let It Be Phil Spector was enlisted in early 1970 to do some post-production mixing and overdubs, but he did NOT work with the band as a unit. And, although his use of strings has generated much criticism, by and large he left the original performances to stand as is. Only "The Long And Winding Road" and (to a lesser degree) "Across The Universe" and "I Me Mine" get the Wall Of Sound treatment. In November 2003, The Beatles released Let It Be... Naked, which mixed out Spector's contributions and deleted snippets of conversation scattered throughout the album. |
| john bodega 15.07.2009 14:25 |
Ha it's funny you should go to the effort of clarifying because "Long and Winding Road" was the song that annoyed me the most! Ha-ha. I liked the concept that they had for the Get Back/Let it Be thing, but I don't think it worked in execution. It was really something that should've been done by a band looking to survive a 2nd decade - not one that was crumbling to bits. That's what's always annoyed me the most about Let it Be (and to a lesser extent, the White Album). They still had top material to offer, but the recordings fell so short of their standards. |
| Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 24.07.2009 21:18 |
If you hate the Spector version of Let It Be, get Let It Be... Naked. Its the original Glyn Johns version. Extremely better in every way shape and form. It even became my fave Beatles album for awhile! |
| FriedChicken 25.07.2009 07:27 |
The Led Zeppelin albums, They sound like they were all recorded in a camper or a toolshed or something |
| FriedChicken 25.07.2009 07:32 |
Zebonka12 wrote: Memory Almost Full was the first thing Macca's done that I've liked in God knows how long ... but CHRIST someone needs to take his compression away, at least for a few weeks while he sorts out his addiction. Wow are you serious. I thought MAF was a really terrible production. The overal compression is horrible! And there is no excuse for the amount of noise on that album. Listen to End of the End, and note the amount of noise that comes in 2 seconds before the vocals. There's no excuse for that. It all sounds horrible squashed, there's absolutely no life in the music at all. Chaos & Creation was also bad, but this is even worse! When the album got out I got the album in mp3 from a friend, and I thought he just sent me very bad quality mp3's. 128 kbits or something. But no, it was just the sound of the album.. McCartney is really losing i, if he thinks this is how music should sound |
| dragon-fly 25.07.2009 07:33 |
FriedChicken wrote: The Led Zeppelin albums, They sound like they were all recorded in a camper or a toolshed or something Led Zeppelin??????????????????????? [img=link |
| john bodega 25.07.2009 10:04 |
FriedChicken wrote: Wow are you serious. I thought MAF was a really terrible production.Oh, I was serious in that I thought the material itself was his best in yonks. The production itself?? It was like going to the dentist and finding teeth in my ears. |
| beautifulsoup 25.07.2009 11:49 |
And speaking of Phil Spector: I know George Harrison co-produced "All Things Must Pass" with Phil Spector, but - and this is just my taste - I really hate the production of the oh-so-obvious-Phil-Spector-influenced Wall of Sound tracks on that album. |
| Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 25.07.2009 22:35 |
Right there with you. But if you really want to hear some bad production listen to Moon Is Up by the Stones. Worst song on Voodoo Lounge. Also, Are You Experienced? by Hendrix, is some of the worst ive heard as well. |
| believe in yourself 45455 28.07.2009 08:40 |
I recently downloaded Clayton Moss' album Cross Section. It is interesting to hear his versions of some Cross songs, but the album sounds like a cheap demo. I think he deserves better. |
| PauloPanucci 28.07.2009 13:01 |
Who is Clayton Moss? |
| Major Tom 28.07.2009 16:15 |
FriedChicken wrote: The Led Zeppelin albums, They sound like they were all recorded in a camper or a toolshed or somethingYou know...there was a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sweet satan. Uh-oh, next post...666. |
| eightiesbaby 28.07.2009 19:22 |
this is sort of not the same music genre but Soulja Boy has some of the worst lyrics known to man i mean "get out of the bed, put my swag on, look in the mirror and say whats up"!? who comes up with that crap?! also id say Ashlee Simpson OOO and Heidi Montag! |
| andreas_mercury 30.07.2009 10:40 |
probably the worst production, "In Rainbows" by RadioHead ..... they think because they are cool enough for a free release they can just to record ANY MUD in the studio?????? |
| John Oswald 30.07.2009 11:17 |
Michael Jackson - Dangerous I just thought it was a very weak album in basically every way possible |
| andreas_mercury 30.07.2009 14:34 |
it's better than he could do now ...... LOL |
| PauloPanucci 30.07.2009 16:31 |
andreas_mercury wrote: it's better than he could do now ...... yeah,, it's true! |
| David Jones 03.08.2009 17:26 |
Zebonka12 wrote: This is really more a matter of taste, but the job Phil Spector did on Let it Be has always bugged me. I agree. Glyn John's 3rd compilation (or first according to some labels) of Get Back is much better. Let It Be Naked is not the Glyn John version as stated by someone, is was re-mixed by three completely different people in the 2000's. I've always felt that the boy's own Jazz was a let down on the production front. Was it the studio or was it Roy Thomas Baker that made it sound muddy and a bit tinny? Or do I need to get it on vinyl? |
| Lookin' Divine In Good Ol' '89 04.08.2009 10:36 |
Vinyl expands the realm of heard song in many directions. Get the vinyl. |
